Customs and Population Statistics




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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

[No. 64

Minister's Decisions under Customs Duties Act.

Department of Trade and Customs, Wellington, 2nd August, 1909.

IT is hereby notified for public information that the Hon. the Minister of Customs has decided to interpret the Customs Duties Act in relation to the undermentioned articles as follows:—

NOTE.—“Not otherwise enumerated” appears as n.o.e.; “other kinds” as o.k.; “articles and materials suited only for, and to be used solely in, the fabrication of goods in the Dominion” as a. & m.s. Articles marked thus † are revised decisions.

Record. Goods. Classification under Tariff, and Item No. Rate of Duty.
General Tariff.
09/1369
09/1269
09/1284
A. & m.s., viz.:—
Band-saw plates (blanks for making saws)
“Invisible castors,” being metal capsules for making chairs
Steel forged discs in the rough, uncut, unbored, or unworked in any way, for the manufacture of cog-wheels for speed-gears of motor-cars
As a. & m.s. (485) Free.
09/1235 Brass tubing, in short lengths, with edges filed and smoothed, for use as pipe-sleeves As manufactured articles of metal n.o.e. (197) 20 per cent.
09/1304 Carriage materials, viz.:—
Felt body-cushions, “Cooper’s,” for manufacture of railway and tramway cars
As n.o.e. (486) Free.
09/1390 Charcoal in sticks for drawing As n.o.e. (486) Free.
09/1355 Fire-extinguisher, hydro-pneumatic, the “Alpha” As fire-engines (387) Free
09/1244 Flexible shafting for driving emery-wheel for trimming rivets, “Wicksteed’s Patent” As engineers’ machine tools (384) Free.
09/1392
09/1392
09/1258
Scientific apparatus, viz.:—
Gaspipe-testing machine, the “Eclipse”
Gauge with rods for drain-testing, the “Eclipse”
Machine for testing the breaking-strain of wire rope
As scientific apparatus (288) Free.
09/1342 Surgical appliances, viz.:—
Bent throat-brushes
As appliances peculiar to surgical use (287) Free.

Minister's Order No. 911.]

RICH'D. CARTER,
Secretary and Inspector.


Population of the Dominion.

RETURN of the Estimated Population of the Dominion of New Zealand on the 30th June, 1909.

Males. Females. Total.
Estimated population (excluding Maoris and inhabitants of annexed Pacific islands) on 31st March, 1909 514,552 453,761 968,313
Increase during June quarter, 1909—
By Births 3,424 3,306 6,730
Arrivals 4,180 2,545 6,725
7,604 5,851 13,455
Decrease during June quarter, 1909—
By Deaths 1,254 926 2,180
Departures 6,843 3,399 10,242
8,097 4,325 12,422
Net increase during June quarter, 1909 —493 1,526* 1,033
Estimated population (exclusive of Maoris, &c.) on 30th June, 1909 514,059 455,287 969,346
Maori population, Census, 1906 25,538 22,193 47,731
Population of Cook and other Pacific islands, Census, 1906 6,224 6,116 *12,340
Total estimated population of the Dominion on 30th June, 1909 545,821 488,596 1,029,417
  • Excluding 776 Natives of South Sea Islands at labour abroad.

Registrar-General’s Office,
Wellington, 2nd August, 1909.

F. W. MANSFIELD,
Registrar-General.



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🏭 Minister's Decisions on Customs Duties

🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
2 August 1909
Customs Duties Act, Tariff classification, Import duties, Goods classification
  • Hon. the Minister of Customs
  • RICH'D. CARTER, Secretary and Inspector

🏛️ Estimated Population of New Zealand

🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
2 August 1909
Population statistics, Demographics, Births, Deaths, Migration, Maori population, Pacific islands population
  • F. W. MANSFIELD, Registrar-General