New Zealand Gazette – 1982 – No. 77

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✨ Classification of Goods for Transport

12 JULY THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 2327
Classification 73—cont.

Gymnastic equipment—continued
Taranaki ladders, galvanised pipe—
Junior ... ... ... ... ... ... G
Senior. Minimum charge 3.5 tonnes per four-wheeled wagon ... B
Trampolines—
Assembled ... ... ... ... ... G
collapsed ... ... ... ... ... C
Vaulting stools ... ... ... ... ... A
Gypsum ... ... ... ... ... ... See clause 47
Hair-lok (upholstery material) ... ... ... ... ... G
Hams ... ... ... ... ... ... D
Handles, wooden, direct from factory ... ... ... ... ... D
Hats ... ... ... ... ... ... A
Hay in bales. (Loose hay will not be accepted for carriage) ... See clause 48
Heaters, as under—
Electric, block storage ... ... ... ... ... C
Electric, panel—
Packed in cases or cartons—
Direct ex factory ... ... ... ... ... C
Not otherwise specified ... ... ... ... ... B
Unpacked ... ... ... ... ... A
Electric, gas, kerosene, oil burning and motor vehicles ... ... ... ... ... B
Open fire space heater (a free-standing fireplace) ... ... ... ... ... B
Solar, water heating ... ... ... ... ... B
Water (gas or electric). Charges will be computed as for “tanks”. ... ... ... ... ... N
Hemp, in bales, dressed, pressed. Owners to load and unload. (Loose hemp will not be accepted for carriage). ... See clause 44
Hessian, not otherwise specified ... ... ... ... ... C
Hides ... ... ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Horses ... ... ... ... ... See clause 41 J See clause 43
Holders, rubbish bag, metal or plastic. Charges will be computed at class C on actual weight or class G whichever is dearer.
Honey ... ... ... ... ... ... D
House frames, pre-nailed ... ... ... ... ... B
Household removals ... ... ... ... ... See clause 57
Houses, as under—
Assembled or in sections. Minimum charge 3.5 tonnes per four-wheeled wagon, 7.0 tonnes per bogie wagon. Owners to load and unload ... ... ... ... ... C
Huts and Garages, as under—
Assembled or in sections. Minimum charge 3.5 tonnes per four-wheeled wagon, 7.0 tonnes per bogie wagon. Owners to load and unload ... ... ... ... ... C
Completely unassembled, strapped in bundles (new, kitset) ... ... ... ... ... C
Ice cream or ice cream mix ... ... ... ... ... D
Ice cream cones ... ... ... ... ... G less 33 1/3%
Ice cream pasteurisers ... ... ... ... ... B
Implements, agricultural, unassembled, as under—
In cases or crates ... ... ... ... ... C
Hay bale loaders (unassembled kit sets). Minimum charge as for 500 kg per machine ... ... ... ... ... B
Hay clamps (for attachment to tractors) ... ... ... ... ... B
Hay conditioners, minimum 250 kg per machine ... ... ... ... ... B
Hay rakes, minimum 250 kg per machine ... ... ... ... ... B
Hay tedders, minimum 500 kg per machine ... ... ... ... ... B
Trays for attachment to farm tractors ... ... ... ... ... C
Implements, agricultural, assembled, as under—
Not otherwise specified ... ... ... ... ... B
Augers, portable grain (partially unassembled by removing wheels and undercarriage). Minimum charge as for 500 kg per unit ... B
Fertiliser distributors for mounting on lorries—
Minimum charge as for 1.5 tonnes per distributor ... ... ... ... ... B
Fertiliser distributors (two-wheeled trailer with engine-driven broadcasting fan). Minimum charge as for 1 tonne per distributor ... B
Fertiliser distributors, rotary, for mounting on tractors—
Minimum charge as for 500 kg per machine ... ... ... ... ... B
Flail or forage harvesters, minimum 500 kg per machine ... ... ... ... ... B
Flail or forage harvesters with built in trailer (minimum 1.5 tonnes per machine) ... ... ... ... ... B
Hay rakes, minimum 500 kg per machine ... ... ... ... ... B
Harrows ... ... ... ... ... C
Harvest elevators. Minimum charge as for 1 tonne per elevator ... ... ... ... ... B
Hay bale loaders, minimum 1 tonne per machine ... ... ... ... ... B

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🚂 Classification of Goods for Transport (continued from previous page)

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