New Zealand Gazette – 1982 – No. 77

Page 2337

✨ Classification of Goods for Transport

12 JULY
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
2337
Classification 73—cont.

Rubber, as under—
Carpet underlay ... ... ... ... C
Secondhand or waste ... ... ... See Clause 39 E
Runners, or bungs, pig, sheep, or cattle, not prepared as casings, packed ... ... ... ... D
Sacking, old—As bags ... ... ... ... See bags
Sacks ... ... ... ... ... ... See insulating materials
Safes, bread, meat or milk—
Assembled ... ... ... ... B
Collapsed ... ... ... ... C
“Salmac” insulating material ... ... ... ...

Salt, as under—
Common, iodised, or rock, in bags or sacks ... ... E plus 50%
Epsom (magnesium sulphate) for use in the preparation of manures ... ... See clause 47
Epsom, certified for use as a manure ... ... D
Glauber’s (sodium sulphate) ... ... ... D
Table, in tins, bottles, or cartons ... ... ... G
Sand ... ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Sander frames and benches ... ... ... ... D
Sanitary pads. Charges will be computed at class C on actual weight or class G whichever is dearer.
Sanitary pans, galvanised iron ... ... ... ... B
Sashes, window, glazed—
Packed ... ... ... ... B
Unpacked ... ... ... ... A
Sauna rooms, completely unassembled, in kitset form ... ... C
Sauce concentrate (a by-product of casein) ... ... D
Sausage meal ... ... ... ... D
Sawbenches ... ... ... ... G
Sawdust in bags ... ... ... See clause 46 R
Scheelite ... ... ... ... C
Scoria ... ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Scrap aluminium, brass, copper, lead, pewter, tin, tinned steel, tinplate or zinc for remelting. Owners to load and unload ... ... See clause 39 E
Screens, rolled or cylindrical wire or sheet-iron (as used in stone-crushing plants) ... ... ... ... G
Seagrass articles, as basketware ... ... ... See also furniture
Seat units or desks for school—
Packed or unpacked, not otherwise specified ... ... A
Completely unassembled ... ... ... B
Seats not otherwise specified ... ... ... A
Seat frames for motor vehicles (see spring units) ... ... G
Seaweed as under—
Not otherwise specified ... ... ... C
For use in manufacture of artificial manures packed in paper bags ... See clause 47
Liquid such as “Alignure”, “Marinure” or “Maxicrop”—
Packed in cases or cartons ... ... ... C
Packed in drums ... ... ... D
Seed as under—
Not otherwise specified ... ... ... C
Clover, cow-grass, kale, lucerne, mangold, marrow, stemmed kale (chou moellier), sugar beet, swede and turnip ... ... D
“Bushburn”, mustard, poa pratensis, rape, ryegrass, sunflower, yarrow ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Bird n.o.s. ... ... ... ... C
Lupin and linen flax ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Grass, not otherwise specified ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Linseed ... ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Millet and bird, in bags ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Pea or bean, in sacks ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Sorrell, for use in the manufacture of poultry and bird foods ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Seed tailings, grass, not otherwise specified ... ... See clause 39 E
Seed tailings, grass, for use in the manufacture of stock food ... ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Serpentine rock ... ... ... ... See clause 47
Sewing machines, packed ... ... ... ... C
Sewing machines, loose—As parcels ... ... ... See clause 23
Sheating (a bituminous building material) ... ... D
Sheep ... ... ... ... See clause 43 M
Sheep cradles, folding (tubular steel and canvas) ... ... C

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