New Zealand Gazette – 1982 – No. 77

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Classification 73—cont.

Paper wool ... ... ... ... ... G
Paper wool, classified "G" in full wagon loads ... ... ... See clause 45
Pannier frames, tubular steel (for motor bicycles saddle bags) ... ... G
Particle board ... ... ... ... ... See wallboard
Paste, adhesive ... ... ... ... ... D
Pasteurisers, ice cream ... ... ... ... ... B
Peanut butter ... ... ... ... ... D
Peat ... ... ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Peeler log cores ... ... ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Pelts ... ... ... ... ... See clause 41 J
Periodicals ... ... ... ... ... See clause 31
Perlite ore ... ... ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Perlite (expanded) ... ... ... ... ... See insulating materials

Perspex articles, as under—
Not otherwise specified—
Charges will be computed at class C on actual weight or class G whichever is dearer.

Petrol, kerosene, and similar mineral oils, in bulk in owner's tank wagons, which must be loaded to the full carrying capacity. Dangerous ... See clause 54
Petrol, kerosene, and similar mineral oils, packed in cases or drums. Dangerous ... ... ... ... ... C
(Petrol or kerosene in naked tins will not be accepted for carriage).
Petrol and oil rail tank wagons, empty ... ... ... See clause 54
Pewter, scrap, for remelting. Owners to load and unload. See clause 39 E
Phosphate, rock or ground ... ... ... ... ... See clause 47
Phosphorus not otherwise specified. Dangerous ... ... ... A
Pianos and piano parts—
Not otherwise specified ... ... ... ... ... A
Packed in cases ... ... ... ... ... B
Picture frames—
Packed ... ... ... ... ... B
Unpacked ... ... ... ... ... A
Pictures not otherwise specified—
Packed ... ... ... ... ... B
Unpacked ... ... ... ... ... A
Pictures, mirror—As mirrors
Pigeons ... ... ... ... ... See clause 28
Pigs ... ... ... ... ... See clause 43 M
Pinex, as under—
Acoustic tiles—As wallboard
Board ... ... ... ... ... See wallboard
Mouldings ... ... ... ... ... See mouldings
Pipes, as under, and fittings therefor—
Aluminium, irrigation ... ... ... ... ... B
Asbestos-cement ... ... ... ... See clause 44 N
Cast iron ... ... ... ... ... C
Concrete ... ... ... ... See clause 44 N
Copper or brass ... ... ... ... ... C
Drain, earthenware ... ... ... ... See clause 44 N
Earthenware, for use as chimney liners ... ... ... See clause 44 N
Earthenware, glazed, split, for use as pig troughs ... ... See clause 44 N
Iron or steel (except cast iron) including spiral welded, in unprepared straight lengths ... ... ... ... ... D
Iron or steel including spiral welded, fabricated and in various forms, with or without projections ... ... ... ... ... C
Lead ... ... ... ... ... C
Steel, concrete lined ... ... ... ... ... D
Unglazed earthenware, flangeless, drain (field pipes). See clause 39 E
Pitch ... ... ... ... ... D
Plants, seedling, in trays or boxes. Consignments of more than two trays or boxes will not be accepted for carriage unless crated in tiers of three or more trays or boxes ... ... ... ... ... C
Plaster, or plaster-of-paris, not otherwise specified ... ... ... C
Plaster, or plaster-of-paris, for use in building or in the manufacture of building materials ... ... ... ... ... D
(If packed in paper bags, all loading and unloading to be performed by owners. Any handling performed by the Corporation will be under special arrangement).
Plaster, fibrous, sheets as under—
Ornamental or plain ... ... ... ... ... See wallboard
Plastic articles, as under—
Not otherwise specified - Charges will be computed on class C at actual weight or class G whichever is dearer.

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