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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 70

Cardboard-box making, viz.—continued.
Spiral-tube-winding machine (M. D. Knowlton Company, manufacturers), for making the cylindrical portion of plaid-vesta boxes.
“Turn-in corner stayer” (M. D. Knowlton Company, manufacturers), for affixing stay material to corners of cardboard boxes.
Wrapping-machine for use in making loose-wrapped lids.
Carpet-beating machine (Alexander Orr, manufacturer).
(NOTE.—The brush attachment is to be separately classified under Tariff item 616.)
Cartridge turn-over machine, automatic, for the manufacture of sporting cartridges.
Catsup-finishing machine, “Sprague Lowe.”
Cement-gun, including the nozzle, a machine used for applying liquid concrete to surfaces.
(NOTE.—The hose and the air-compressor are to be separately classified under their appropriate Tariff headings.)
Cement-making machinery, viz. :
Kiln (rotary), and roller-stands therefor, used in making Portland cement.
Chenille-cutting machine for making chenille strips for carpet weaving.
Cigarette-making machine, and automatic tobacco-feeder therefor, for factory use.
Cigarette-making machine, the “Handfiller.”
Cigarette-packing machine, for factory use.
Clarifiers, viz. :
Benzine, a centrifugal machine for removing impurities from benzine and similar oils after use in cleaning clothes, &c.
Filter, the “Alfa-Laval,” a combined filter and centrifugal separator, used for removing impurities from varnishes, lacquers, chemical and pharmaceutical preparations, &c.
Multiple, the “Alfa-Laval,” a centrifugal machine used for removing impurities from varnishes, lacquers, &c.
Oil, a centrifugal machine used for removing impurities from oils after use as lubricants, &c.
Cloth-cutting machine, “Eastman.”
Cloth-pattern-cutting machines, viz. :
“Hardaker’s,” for cutting patterns of cloth in woollen-factories, warehouses, &c., for supply to travellers, buyers, &c.
“The Milton,” for cutting patterns of cloth in woollen-factories, warehouses, &c., for supply to travellers, buyers, &c.
Cocoa-bean nibbing, husking, and winnowing machine (Joseph Baker, Sons, and Perkins (Limited), manufacturers).
(NOTE.—The elevator portion is to be classified under Tariff item 453, and the husking and winnowing portion under Tariff item 482.)
Collar-making machines, viz. :
Corner-punching, runner-punching, and scalloping machines, for cutting patterns in the textiles used in the manufacture of ladies’ neckwear.
Edge-turning machines, viz., “Fenby Automatic” and “Wallwin No. 1” (Wallwin Company, manufacturers), specially suited for turning and pressing edges of collars, neckbands, &c., ready for sewing.
(NOTE.—Air-compressors to be separately classified under Tariff item 425.)
Condenser, for steam-engine or steam-turbine over 750 brake-horse-power.
(NOTES.—(1.) Pumps therefor, even if attached to, or forming part of, the condenser, to be classified under Tariff item 462. (2.) Piping therefor, if not actually forming part of the turbine or condenser, to be classified under Tariff item 403.)
Condenser, for steam-engine or steam-turbine over 759 brake-horse-power, parts of, viz. :
Automatic atmospheric exhaust valves, being safety-valves specially constructed for and peculiar to use in liberating steam automatically from a condenser when pressure therein is increased owing to any defect in pumps, &c.
Confectioners’ machines, viz. :
Almond-blanching machine for peeling almonds.
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).
Ball-rolling machine for making blackballs and similar confectionery.
Ball-sizing machine for making ball-shaped confectionery.
Batch-roller for toffee-making.

Confectioners’ machines, viz.—continued.
Bonbon-heater, the “International Electric,” used to keep the material at the required temperature in making bonbons.
Candy-crimper, the “Champion” (Thomas Mills and Bro., manufacturers), a machine for crimping strips of confectionery.
Candy-floss machine (A. T. Dietz, manufacturer).
Caramel-icing machine (Plumridge Limited, manufacturers),
Chocolate-dipping paper, with name of manufacturer embossed thereon.
Chocolate-enrobing machine and Kihlgren attachment for same.
Chocolate-moulds, being moulds in frames.
Chocolate-thread-making machine, the “Streussel,” used for making chocolate threads for decorating confectionery.
Cocoa-bean-roasting machine, gas-heated (Joseph Baker, Sons, and Perkins (Limited), manufacturers).
(NOTE.—The air-pump used therewith is to be classified under Tariff item 425, and the fan under Tariff item 442.)
Cooling-table (water-cooling slab).
Crispette-machine, including removable chute and mould therefor, for making sugared popcorn “Crispettes” (Long-Eakins Company, manufacturers); also mixing-tank, when imported with the machine.
(NOTE.—The gas-heater is to be separately classified under Tariff item 530.)
Cutting and dipping machine, for making “Eskimo pie.”
Cutting-machines and knives for same.
“Dayton” cream-beater, and “Ball” cream-beater (The Ball Cream Beater Company, Dayton, Ohio, manufacturers).
Depositor, the “Springfield,” for depositing or dropping confectionery mixtures into starch moulds.
Disc refiner for chocolate manufacture (Bausman).
Electric chocolate-coating pan, the “Cutler-Hammer.”
Electric chocolate-warmer, the “Cutler-Hammer,” used to keep chocolate mixture in a liquid state in making confectionery.
Enrober-machine for covering centres with chocolate.
Machine for converting cocoa-beans into liquor for the manufacture of chocolate (the Bausman disc process for liquor).
Machine for making centres for confectionery, the “Rex.”
Machine for making centres for chocolate confectionery (National Equipment Co’s. “Mogul”).
Mixing-kettle, porcelain-enamelled, or lined with similar acid-proof material.
Plastic press, the “Simplex,” for pressing or cutting strips of confectionery into small pieces.
Popcorn-popper, including burner, specially made therefor, and for permanent attachment thereto, if imported along with the popper (Long-Eakins Company, manufacturers).
Printer, the “Springfield,” used for making starch moulds in the manufacture of confectionery.
Refiner, five roll (National Equipment Company’s), for grinding chocolate for confectionery.
Rock-pulling machine, used in working pulled sugar confectionery.
Shaking-table, the “Springfield” (National Equipment Company, manufacturers), for settling moulded chocolate and eliminating the bubbles therefrom.
“Simplex” starch buck (National Equipment Company), used for removing moulding starch from confectionery after the moulding operation is finished.
Sizing-machine, the “Simplex,” for producing strips of confectionery in sizes to fit the “Simplex” plastic press.
Stamping-machine, lozenge, punches, dies, and revolving-head for.
Steel balls used in a chocolate-grinding machine, being similar to those used in ball-mills.
Stick-candy machine (Thomas Mills and Bro., manufacturers), a hand machine for rolling sticks of confectionery.
Stick-rolling machine.
Wrapping-machine, confectionery.
Copier, “Harding’s” continuous electric, for copying blue prints.
(NOTE.—The electric arc lamp, if imported detached, is to be classified under Tariff item 432.)
Cordial-makers’ measuring-tap for syreping-machine, the “Niagara.”
Cordial-makers’ syrping-machine, the “Niagara.”
Corset-shaping and fabric-trimming machine, “Singer.”
Cream-test balance.