New Zealand Gazette – 1982 – No. 77

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✨ Classification of Goods for Transport

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Classification 73—cont.

Soda, crystals or washing ... ... ... ... ... D
Soda, nitrate of ... ... ... ... ... ... See clause 47
Soda, silicate of ... ... ... ... ... ... D
Sodium aluminate ... ... ... ... ... ... D
Sodium bisulphate ... ... ... ... ... ... C
Sodium carbonate (soda ash) ... ... ... ... ... D
Sodium fluoride ... ... ... ... ... ... C
Sodium hydrosulphite ... ... ... ... ... ... D
Sodium hypochlorite as under—
Direct from factory in approved steel containers. Minimum quantity 5 tonnes per four-wheeled wagon, and 10 tonnes per bogie wagon.
Dangerous ... ... ... ... ... C
Not otherwise specified. Dangerous ... ... ... ... B
Sodium sulphide ... ... ... ... ... ... C
Solefelt ... ... ... ... ... ... G
Spaghetti ... ... ... ... ... ... C
Spark guards, wire gauze, two or more to be nested ... ... ... B
Spirits of salt (hydrochloric or muriatic acid) ... ... ... ... See Acid
Sponges, packed ... ... ... ... ... ... A
Spouting, metal, and brackets therefor ... ... ... ... ... C
Sprayers, tank (Trailer or Tractor mounted) ... ... ... ... B
Sprayers n.o.s. (Charges will be computed on class C at actual weight or class G whichever is dearer).
Spring units, used in the manufacture of upholstery or mattresses (Charges will be computed on class C at actual weight or Class G, whichever is dearer).
Stakes, fencing or garden, wooden, not exceeding 2 metres in length ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Starch ... ... ... ... ... ... ... D
Staves, prepared for casks ... ... ... ... ... D
Steel ... ... ... ... ... ... ... See iron or steel
Stepladder chairs—As furniture
Stereotype casts consigned by or to newspaper proprietors ... ... ... See clause 31
Sterilisers, steam pressure ... ... ... ... ... B
Stockinette, consigned to frozen-meat companies ... ... ... ... D
Stocklick ... ... ... ... ... ... ... As food, livestock or poultry, not otherwise specified

Stone crushers ... ... ... ... ... ... C
Stone, as under—
Not otherwise specified ... ... ... ... ... C
Cornish, to be used in the manufacture of earthenware ... ... D
Polished ... ... ... ... ... See clause 44 N
Pumice ... ... ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Rough or roughly sawn ... ... ... ... See clause 39 E
Stout—
Bottled or canned, packed or in bulk ... ... ... ... D
Stramit board. (A building board manufactured from pressed straw) ... See wallboard
Straw in bales. (Loose straw will not be accepted for carriage) ... See clause 48
Straw, flax, in bales. (Loose flaxstraw will not be accepted for carriage) ... See clause 46 R
Stretchers, canvas (camp), folded ... ... ... ... C
Stretchers, wire—
Packed ... ... ... ... ... ... B
Unpacked. Owner's risk ... ... ... ... ... A
(Wire stretchers which have battens nailed completely around them or nailed lengthwise will be deemed to be packed).
"Styrolite" ... ... ... ... ... ... See insulating materials

Sugar—
Not otherwise specified ... ... ... ... ... D
Corn, or icing ... ... ... ... ... ... C
Sulkies, for attachment to motor lawnmowers, set up-
Charges to be based on standard measurement of 0.34 cubic metres per sulky ... ... ... ... ... G
Sulkies, racing. As parcels ... ... ... ... ... See clause 23
Sulphate of alumina, for water-purification purposes. ... See clause 39 E
Sulphate of ammonia, for use as, or manufacture of, manure ... ... See clause 47
Sulphate of copper—
Not otherwise specified ... ... ... ... ... D
For use in the preparation of manures ... ... ... ... See clause 47
Certified for use as or for the manufacture of live stock or poultry foods ... ... ... ... E plus 25%

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