New Zealand Gazette – 1982 – No. 77

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✨ Classification of Goods for Transport

12 JULY
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
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Classification 73—cont.

Iron or steel—continued
Shot or angular grit ... ... ... ... ... D
Standards, fencing—
In bundles ... ... ... ... ... D
Loose ... ... ... ... ... C
Strapping, and clips therefor ... ... ... ... D
Tank stands assembled ... ... ... ... A
Tubular steel sections, assembled, as under—
Scaffolding ... ... ... ... B
Trusses and columns ... ... ... ... B
Iron, nitrate of. Dangerous ... ... ... See clause 44 N
Iron, oxide of, crude ... ... ... ... A
Iron, perchloride of. Dangerous ... ... ... ... A
Joggers (horse exercisers) ... ... ... ... G
Joinery (e.g. window frames, door frames, sashes, etc., all unglazed)—
Not otherwise specified ... ... ... ... B
Minimum charge 3.5 tonnes per four-wheeled wagon, 7.0 tonnes per bogie wagon. Owners to load and unload ... ... A
Jute, for the manufacture of underfelt ... ... See clause 44 N
Kainit (manure) ... ... ... ... B
Kapok ... ... ... ... D
Karitane products ... ... ... ... See clause 54
Kerosene in bulk in owner’s tank wagons, which must be loaded to the full carrying capacity ... ... ... ... C
Kerosene in cases or drums (kerosene in naked tins will not be accepted for carriage) ... ... ... ... D
Kraft veneer board ... ... ... See clause 44 N
Lactalbumin (a dairy by-product) ... ... See clause 44 N
Lactose (sugar of milk) ... ... ... ... B
Ladders ... ... ... ... C
Ladders, orchard, mobile hydraulic. Minimum 2 tonnes per unit ... ... B
Lamb mothering pens ... ... ... ... G
Lampblack, packed, not otherwise specified ... ... ... ... C
(All loading and unloading to be performed by owners. Any handling performed by the Corporation will be under special arrangement).
Lampblack, packed in drums ... ... ... ... C
Lamps and lampware, not otherwise specified ... ... ... ... B
“Landcat” ... ... ... ... See Farm trike
Latex, foamed ... ... ... ... G
Lead, pig or sheet ... ... ... ... D
Lead, pipe ... ... ... ... C
Lead, scrap, for remelting. Owners to load and unload. See clause 39 E
Letter boxes, metal ... ... ... ... B
Library exchange books ... ... ... ... See clause 27
Life jackets ... ... ... ... B
Lift or elevator cars n.o.s. Charges will be computed at class C on actual weight or class G whichever is the dearer. ... ... E
Lime, not otherwise specified ... ... See clause 39 E
Lime, for manuring farm lands ... ... See clause 39 See clause 55
Limestone ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Limonite—
For use in the manufacture of fertiliser ... ... See clause 47
Not otherwise specified ... ... See clause 39 E
Linen flax ... ... ... ... See flax
Linseed ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Linseed cake for stock foods ... ... ... ... E plus 25%
Livermeal, certified for use as livestock food. As food, livestock or poultry, not otherwise specified. ... ... ... E plus 25%
Livestock or poultry foods, not otherwise specified ... See clause 42 K
Lucerne pellets, not otherwise specified. As food, livestock or poultry, not otherwise specified. ... ... ... ... E
Lucerne pellets, for use in the manufacture of stock foods See clause 39 E
Macaroni ... ... ... ... C
Machinery and machines not otherwise specified ... ... ... C
Machinery and machines as under—
Agricultural ... ... ... ... See implements
Boring, for use in connection with mining or prospecting operations ... ... ... ... D
Clothes drying and parts—
Packed in cases, crates, or cartons ... ... ... B
Unpacked ... ... ... ... A
Clothes washing and parts—
Packed in cases, crates, cartons, or heavy packing paper ... B

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

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsClassification, Goods, Transport, Iron or steel, Shot or angular grit, Standards, fencing, Strapping, Tank stands assembled, Tubular steel sections, Iron, nitrate of, Iron, oxide of, crude, Iron, perchloride of, Joggers, Joinery, Jute, Kainit, Kapok, Karitane products, Kerosene, Kraft veneer board, Lactalbumin, Lactose, Ladders, Ladders, orchard, mobile hydraulic, Lamb mothering pens, Lampblack, Lamps and lampware, Landcat, Latex, foamed, Lead, pig or sheet, Lead, pipe, Lead, scrap, Letter boxes, metal, Library exchange books, Life jackets, Lift or elevator cars n.o.s., Lime, Limestone, Limonite, Linen flax, Linseed, Linseed cake, Livermeal, Livestock or poultry foods, Lucerne pellets, Macaroni, Machinery and machines, Agricultural, Boring, Clothes drying and parts, Clothes washing and parts

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