New Zealand Gazette – 1982 – No. 77

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✨ Classification of Goods for Transport

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Classification 73—cont.

Mower knife grinders, as under—
Assembled ... ... ... ... ... G
Unassembled ... ... ... ... ... B
Muriate of potash ... ... ... ... ... See clause 47
Musical instruments not otherwise specified—
Packed ... ... ... ... ... B
Unpacked ... ... ... ... ... A
Muttonbirds, preserved ... ... ... ... ... C
Naphtha. Dangerous as petrol ... ... ... ... ... D
“Neomoscan” (sterilising fluid) ... ... ... ... ... G
Needled tow (upholstery padding) ... ... ... ... ... See cement additives
“Newpli” (brick-layer’s lime) ... ... ... ... ... C
Nesting boxes, wooden kitset ... ... ... ... ... B
Nesting boxes, wooden, assembled ... ... ... ... ... See clause 31
Newspapers ... ... ... ... ... N
Newspapers, old, in bundles, for packing or wrapping, or for
waste ... ... ... ... ... See clause 44
Nitrate of potash ... ... ... ... ... See clause 47
Nitrolime ... ... ... ... ... See clause 47
Nuts, edible (including coconuts), as under—
Grown in New Zealand, Cook Islands or Niue, fresh ... ... See clauses 26 and 50
Not otherwise specified ... ... ... ... ... C
Oil, crude, diesel, fuel or lubricating—
Oil having a specific gravity of 800g or more per litre ... ... D
Oil having a specific gravity of less than 800 g per litre will be charged
as petrol.
Oil, crude, lubricating, transformer, residual or fuel—
In owner’s tank wagons. Such tank wagons to be loaded to their full
carrying capacity ... ... ... ... ... See clause 54
Oil, gas—As oil, crude
Oil, as under—
Packed, not otherwise specified ... ... ... ... ... C
Spraying, for use as insecticide or blight specific ... ... ... ... ... D
Used, for reconditioning ... ... ... ... ... See clause 41 J
Vegetable—
Minimum quantity 5 tonnes per consignment ... ... ... ... ... D
Not otherwise specified ... ... ... ... ... C
“Onazote” ... ... ... ... ... See insulating materials
Orchard ladders, mobile hydraulic. Minimum 2 tonnes per unit ... ... B
Organs—
Packed ... ... ... ... ... B
Unpacked ... ... ... ... ... A
Ore, metallic ... ... ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Ovens, food warming ... ... ... ... ... B
Oxide of iron, crude ... ... ... ... ... See clause 44
Oxides, metallic; to be used in the manufacture of earthenware or paper ... ... D
Oysters and other shell fish, in shell ... ... ... ... ... D
Oysters and other shell fish, tinned ... ... ... ... ... C
Oyster shells ... ... ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Pails ... ... ... ... ... See buckets
Pallets, new. Owners to load, sheet, un sheet and unload ... ... ... ... ... C
Paper, as under—
Paper not otherwise specified ... ... ... ... ... C
Bags not otherwise specified ... ... ... ... ... D
Cans (cardboard canisters with metal or wooden ends) ... ... ... ... ... A
Cellophane wrapping ... ... ... ... ... C
Glassine paper—corrugated or plain ... ... ... ... ... G
Creped wadding ... ... ... ... ... C
Dimplex paper (as single faced corrugated cardboard) ... ... ... ... ... B
Flower pots ... ... ... ... ... A
Newsprint not otherwise specified ... ... ... ... ... D
Printing, poster, manila, tissue for waxing, pattern tissue, fruit wrap
tissue, M.G. cap (tissue) wrapping, newsprint, paper bags or paper
for manufacturing multiwall bags, and plain cardboard, consigned
direct by rail from or to paper mills. ... ... ... ... ... See clause 44 N
Stationery ... ... ... ... ... C
Tape, gummed ... ... ... ... ... C
Tissue (creped wadding, serviette, toilet and towel), consigned direct
by rail from paper mills. Minimum quantity 500 kg per consignment ... ... D
Toilet ... ... ... ... ... C
Towels ... ... ... ... ... C
Wall or building (including insulated building paper) ... ... ... ... ... C
Waste ... ... ... ... ... See clause 44 N
Wrapping, not otherwise specified ... ... ... ... ... D

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