New Zealand Gazette – 1982 – No. 77

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✨ Classification of Goods for Transport

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Classification 73—cont.

Implements, agricultural, assembled—continued

Hay clamps (for attachment to tractors) ... ... ... G
Hay conditioners (haymaking machines), minimum 1 tonne per machine ... ... ... B
Hay tedders (side delivery rakes), minimum 1 tonne per machine ... B
Henry silage trailers—As trailers, other than caravans
Maxiscoops, minimum 2 tonnes per machine ... ... ... B
Miniscoops, minimum 500 kg per machine ... ... ... B
"Quick Haymakers" ... ... ... ... ... B
Rollers, field or garden ... ... ... ... ... C
Silage extractor trailers, minimum 1.75 tonnes per machine ... B
Silage extractors ... ... ... ... ... B
Sledges, hay bale, minimum 1 tonne per sledge ... ... ... B
Trays for attachment to farm tractors ... ... ... ... G
Implement fittings ... ... ... ... ... ... C
Incubators or brooders ... ... ... ... ... G
Insecticides, not otherwise specified ... ... ... ... D
Instruments, scientific, not otherwise specified ... ... ... B
Insulators ... ... ... ... ... ... ... C
Insulating materials, as under—
Asbestos slag, asbestos wool, "Bradford Insulation", cork, cork-board, glass-wool, "Insulite", "Insulwool", "Isolite", mineral wool, "Onazote", "Perlite", "Rockwool", slag-wool, "Salmac" products (except asbestos meal, magnesia plastic in bags or protexulate—Class C), "Styrolite" and "Vermiculite" ... ... ... G
Insulating materials, classified "G" in full wagon loads. See clause 45 G
Iron or steel, as under—
Angle, bar, channel, rod, hoop, sheet, tubular, or plate, not otherwise specified ... ... ... ... ... C
Angle, bar, channel, rod (including bent rod), hoop, sheet, tubular, or plate, also rolled steel sections, not prepared, not otherwise specified ... ... ... ... ... D
Boiler tubes, not otherwise specified ... ... ... ... C
Boiler tubes, old ... ... ... ... ... See clause 44 N
Boot plates (toe and heel) and shanks, direct from factory ... ... ... D
Castings or forgings, rough and not machined or polished ... ... ... D
Chimneys or smokestacks ... ... ... ... ... B
Decking, "Tray-dec"—
In minimum loads of 10 tonnes ... ... ... ... D
Not otherwise specified ... ... ... ... ... C
Doors, stainless steel ... ... ... ... ... B
Downpipe, galvanised ... ... ... ... ... B
Droppers, fencing—
Packed in bundles ... ... ... ... ... ... D
Loose ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... C
Ducting or flue piping—
Up to 75 mm in diameter ... ... ... ... ... B
Not otherwise specified ... ... ... ... ... G
Classified G, in full wagon loads ... ... See clause 45 G
Fish bolts and fish plates, fastenings for iron rails. See clause 44 N
Fountains, washing, stainless steel ... ... ... ... G
Galvanised ironware, not otherwise specified ... ... ... B
Galvanised, corrugated, weatherboarding, or plain—
In crates or packed securely in bundles ... ... ... D
Loose ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... C
Garage doors ... ... ... ... ... ... ... B
Hoops and clips therefor ... ... ... ... ... D
Ore ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Pig ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... See clause 44 N
Pile casings ... ... ... ... ... ... ... B
Pile shoes ... ... ... ... ... ... ... D
Pipes ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... See pipes
Rails, and fastenings for same, old or new, not otherwise specified ... ... ... ... See clause 44 N
Rails, old, for remelting ... ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Reinforcing, fabricated, in cylindrical form ... ... ... B
Scrap iron for remelting ... ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Scrap steel, not otherwise specified, for remelting. See clause 39 E
Scrap tinned steel for remelting. Owners to load and unload ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Sheathing, flexible, for pre-stressing concrete ... ... ... B
Sheet, stainless steel ... ... ... ... ... ... C
Shelving, completely unassembled ... ... ... ... C
Shelving, not completely unassembled ... ... ... ... B

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

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsClassification, Goods, Transport, Implements, agricultural, Hay clamps, Hay conditioners, Hay tedders, Henry silage trailers, Maxiscoops, Miniscoops, Quick Haymakers, Rollers, field or garden, Silage extractor trailers, Silage extractors, Sledges, hay bale, Trays for attachment to farm tractors, Implement fittings, Incubators or brooders, Insecticides, Instruments, scientific, Insulators, Insulating materials, Iron or steel, Angle, bar, channel, rod, hoop, sheet, tubular, plate, Boiler tubes, Boot plates, toe and heel, shanks, Castings or forgings, Chimneys or smokestacks, Decking, Tray-dec, Doors, stainless steel, Downpipe, galvanised, Droppers, fencing, Ducting or flue piping, Fish bolts and fish plates, Fountains, washing, stainless steel, Galvanised ironware, Galvanised, corrugated, weatherboarding, plain, Garage doors, Hoops and clips, Ore, Pig, Pile casings, Pile shoes, Pipes, Rails, Reinforcing, fabricated, cylindrical form, Scrap iron, Scrap steel, Scrap tinned steel, Sheathing, flexible, pre-stressing concrete, Sheet, stainless steel, Shelving, completely unassembled, Shelving, not completely unassembled

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