New Zealand Gazette – 1923 – No. 14

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✨ Customs Tariff Decisions



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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 14

MINISTER’S DECISIONS UNDER CUSTOMS ACTS—continued.

Record. Goods. Classification under Tariff, and Item No. Rate of Duty.
British Preferential Tariff.
2/112/30 Machinery, &c.—continued. Confectioners’ machines, viz.,— Automatic continuous sugar-cooker, including pump specially made for and attached to the framework of the cooker; also syrup-tank with stirring-arrangement, when imported with the cooker (Joseph Baker, Sons, and Perkins (Limited), manufacturers) Free
2/112/29 Crispette-machine, including removable chute and mould therefor, for making sugared popcorn “Crispettes” (Long-Eakins Company, manufacturers); also the mixing-tank, when imported with the machine (NOTE.—The gas-heater is to be separately classified under item 530)
2/112/18 Machine for converting cocoa-beans into liquor for the manufacture of chocolate (the Bausman Disc Process for Liquor) As machines, &c., peculiar to use in industrial processes (481) (2)
2/112/29 Popcorn-popper, including burner, specially made therefor, and for permanent attachment thereto, if imported along with the popper (Long-Eakins Company, manufacturers)
2/293 Dehairing-machine, viz.,— “Boss Grate” pig-dehairer, for scraping the carcases of pigs
2/208 Gooseberry - snipping machine, the “Urschel”
2/109/4 Hair-, fibre-, and flock-teasing machine (“Hinds”)
2/109/4 Kapoc-teasing machine (“Hinds”)
2/206/2 Woollen-mill machinery, viz.,— Cloth carbonizing squeezer, with two rollers (one made of porcelain), for crushing burrs in woollen cloth after carbonization
2/145/2 Machines, mining, food-chopping, &c., viz. :— Fruit-slicing machine (Anderson-Barn-grover Manufacturing Company’s) As food - chopping machines (476) Free
†2/112/21 Machinery, n.e.i., viz. :— Confectioners’ machines, viz.,— Chocolate-mixing machine (National Equipment Company). (Revises decision in M.O. No. 2)
†2/112/5 Marshmallow-beater, consisting of a revolving beater inside a double-walled cylinder. (Revises decision on page 341 of Tariff-book.) As machinery, n.e.i. (482) 20 per cent.
2/12/11 2/62/3 Ice-cream freezers, hand or power driven
2/276/2 Leather-press, hydraulic, “Tangye’s,” for use in a tannery for pressing leather Tincture-press, hand power, used in the manufacture of tinctures, &c.
†3/384 Metal, manufactured articles of, n.e.i., &c., viz. :— Castings, brass or bronze, viz.,— Cored bars in the rough, specially suited for the manufacture of bushings or bearings. (Revises decision on page 65 of Tariff-book.)
3/443/2 Danger notices, being enamelled iron plates bearing the words “Danger—High Voltage”
3/169/2 Darning-appliance, known as “World’s Wonder Star Darning-machine,” for mending stockings, lace curtains, &c. As manufactured articles of metal, n.e.i. (547) 20 per cent.
2/112/29 Furnace and kettle, candy-makers’, gas-heated. (NOTE.—The gas-burner is to be separately classified under item 530.)
3/515/3 Switch-plates, suitable for covering the mechanism of electric switches, wall-plugs, or bell-pushes (claimed as parts of electric switches)


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🏭 Minister's Decisions under Customs Acts (continued from previous page)

🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
6 February 1923
Customs Acts, Tariff Classification, Duty Rates, Imported Goods, Machinery, Metal Articles