New Zealand Gazette – 1982 – No. 77

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✨ Classification of Goods for Transport

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Classification 73—cont.

Plastic articles—continued
Firebricks (Plastic). See refractory products, plastic or rammable.
Signs, metal-plastic, display ... ... ... ... ... B
Waste clippings ... ... ... ... ... D
Wreaths ... ... ... ... ... B
Playground equipment ... ... ... ... ... See gymnastic equipment
Plibrico refractory products (including jointless firebrick, air set baffle
mix, hearth cement, etc) ... ... ... ... ... See refractory
products
Plimortar (bricklayer’s lime) ... ... ... ... ... See cement additives
Plywood ... ... ... ... ... C
Poisons and poisonous mixtures for the destruction of animals—
Not otherwise specified ... ... ... ... ... D
Phosphorised grain or pollard in hermetically sealed tins or drums ... C
Polishers, boot, floor, stove, or metal: direct from factory ... ... D
Pongas—as pungas.
Pools, swimming—
Kitset, packed ... ... ... ... ... C
Pumps and filters, packed ... ... ... ... ... C
Accessory packs and pool covers. Charges will be computed on class
C on actual weight or class G whichever is dearer.
Popcorn, prepared—As confectionery
Portal frames ... ... ... ... ... B
Posts, concrete ... ... ... ... ... See concrete
Posts, wooden, including strainers and stays, fencing, hewn or sawn, not
exceeding 3 metres ... ... ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Post-hole diggers, mechanical—
Assembled (minimum charge as for 500 kg per unit) ... ... C
Unassembled ... ... ... ... ... C
Potash as under—
Chlorate of ... ... ... ... ... C
Muriate of ... ... ... ... ... See clause 47
Nitrate of ... ... ... ... ... See clause 47
Sulphate of ... ... ... ... ... See clause 47
Potatoes as under—
Chips (Crisps) ... ... ... ... ... See Clause 45 G
Dehydrated. Charges will be computed at class C on actual weight or
class G whichever is dearer.
Flakes, packed in bags ... ... ... ... ... C
Flakes, packed in cartons ... ... ... ... ... B
Fresh ... ... ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Potato flour ... ... ... ... ... B
Poultry laying cages, as under, and fittings therefor—
Assembled ... ... ... ... ... G
Unassembled ... ... ... ... ... C
Poultry spice ... ... ... ... ... D
Pozzolana clay ... ... ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Prams—
Packed (not collapsed) ... ... ... ... ... B
Collapsed and packed ... ... ... ... ... C
Presses, as under—
Hand or power, not otherwise specified ... ... ... C
Hay or straw ... ... ... ... ... B
Wool ... ... ... ... ... C
“Prills” (a pesticide). Minimum quantity 10 tonnes per four wheeled
wagon. Any lesser quantity will be charged at class D if cheaper
See clause 39 E
Printing metal ... ... ... ... ... D
Props, mining, timber ... ... ... ... ... See mining timbers
Puffed rice ... ... ... ... ... D
Puffed wheat—As foods, farinaceous
Pumice sand ... ... ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Pumice stone ... ... ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Pungas ... ... ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Punts—As boats
Pushchairs, as under—
Packed (not collapsed) ... ... ... ... ... B
Collapsed and packed ... ... ... ... ... C
Folding, unpacked ... ... ... ... ... A
Pyrites ... ... ... ... ... See clause 39 E
“Q-Cel”, syntactic foam, packed ... ... ... ... ... G
Quilts, containing down, kapok, wool, or suchlike material ... ... B
Racks, as under—
Bicycle, angle steel (unassembled flat packaged) ... ... ... B
Bicycle, assembled ... ... ... ... ... G

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