New Zealand Gazette – 1982 – No. 77

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✨ Classification of Goods for Transport

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Classification 73—cont.

Sheep daggin s ... ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Sheep dip ... ... ... ... ... C
Sheep handlers (racks for handling sheep) ... ... ... A
Sheep loading ramps ... ... ... ... G
Sheeting, in bales, for manufacture of bags ... ... ... D
Shells, sea ... ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Shelving, wooden, kitsets, packed ... ... ... C
Shingle, not otherwise specified ... ... See clause 39 E
Shop fittings such as shelves and counters (showcases and display cabinets as furniture) ... ... ... B
Shop fronts, stainless steel ... ... ... G
Shopping trundlers as under—
In nests of 10 or more trundlers ... ... ... A
Not otherwise specified—As parcels ... ... See clause 23
Shoulder pads (as used in clothing manufacture) ... ... ... G
Showcases—As furniture ... ... ... G
Shower screens, stainless steel ... ... ... G
Shower trays, stainless steel ... ... ... G
Shrimp chips ... ... ... ... B
Sieves ... ... ... ... B
Signs, electric, display, unpacked. Minimum charge as for 3.5 tonnes per four-wheeled wagon, 7.0 tonnes per bogie wagon. Owners to load and unload ... ... ... B
Signs, electric, display, packed ... ... ... B
Silicate of soda ... ... ... D
Silos, as under—
Assembled or partly assembled ... ... ... G less 33 1/3%
(minimum charge as for 3.5 tonnes per four-wheeled wagon or 7.0 tonnes per bogie wagon at class B)
Completely unassembled (silo body and stand reduced to their component parts and packed or in bundles) ... ... See clause 32
Silver ... ... ... ... G
Sinks (except plastic), as under—
Packed ... ... ... C
Unpacked ... ... ... B
Sink bench tops, as under—
Composition (such as Formica) ... ... ... G
Stainless steel ... ... ... G
Not otherwise specified—As furniture ... ... ... C
Sink cupboard units (without sink bench)—
Assembled—As furniture ... ... ... C
Completely unassembled ... ... ... C
Sink bench and cupboard combinations—As furniture ... ... ... N
Skim-milk powder, not otherwise specified ... ... See clause 44
Skim-milk powder certified for use as livestock or poultry food. As livestock or poultry foods not otherwise specified ... ... J

Skins, animal ... ... ... See clause 41 J
Skylight frames, galvanised iron ... ... ... B
Slag, basic, packed ... ... ... See clause 47
Slag wool ... ... ... See insulating materials

Slates, as under—
Asbestos-cement, roofing ... ... See clause 44 N
Roofing ... ... ... See clause 44 N
Sleepers, wooden ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Sledges, as under—
Hay bale ... ... ... B
Not otherwise specified ... ... ... See implements
Slipper felt ... ... ... G
Soap, as under—
Not otherwise specified ... ... ... C
Wool scouring ... ... ... D
Soda ash ... ... ... ... D
Soda, bicarbonate of, packed, not otherwise specified ... ... C
Soda, bicarbonate of, packed in paper bags ... ... C
(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).
Soda, caustic. Minimum charge as for 3.5 tonnes per four-wheeled wagon, 7.0 tonnes per bogie wagon.
Lesser quantities will be charged at such minimum or at class C whichever is cheaper ... ... ... D

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

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