✨ Trade and Customs Form
3270
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 82
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That the said invoice exhibits, in the column headed "Current Domestic Values in Currency of Exporting Country," the current domestic value of identically similar goods when sold for home consumption for cash in equal quantities in the ordinary course of business in the principal markets of the country from which the said goods are exported to New Zealand at the time when they are so exported.
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That the said current domestic value includes any duty leviable in respect of the goods if delivered for home consumption, and that on exportation a drawback or remission of duty amounting to has been/will be allowed by the revenue authorities in the country of exportation.
ORIGIN.
5. That every article mentioned in the said invoice has been either wholly or partially produced or wholly or partially manufactured in [Insert Great Britain or name of other part of British Dominions].
6. As regards those articles wholly produced and/or wholly manufactured in [!insert Great Britain or name of other part of British Dominions], that all the manufacturing processes, if any, involved in making the articles from unmanufactured raw materials have been performed in that part of the British Dominions.
7. As regards those articles only partially produced and/or partially manufactured in [Insert Great Britain or name of other part of British Dominions],—
(a.) That the final process of manufacture of each and every article has been performed in that part of the British Dominions; and
(b.) (i.) That each and every article has been wholly manufactured in [Insert Great Britain or name of other part of British Dominions] from [These words should be omitted if inapplicable unmanufactured raw materials and from] one or more of the following partly manufactured raw materials produced outside British Dominions, namely:—
Abrasives materials, including corundum, alundum, carborundum, emery, and similar materials;
Argols;
Asbestos, fibre;
Asphalt, bitumen, tar, and pitch;
Bromine and iodine;
Camphor, laurel, crude;
Carbon-black or gas-black;
Coir yarn;
Dyes and vegetable substances used in making dyes;
Fibres, natural, animal or vegetable, even though sorted, dressed, scoured, or similarly treated, including raw silk, organzine, and tram silk;
Graphite, artificial;
Gums and resins, refined;
Hides and skins, with or without wool or hair, salted, or pickled;
Isinglass;
Lemon or orange rinds in brine;
Liquorice extract, in bulk;
Magnesite, calcined;
Meats and fish, fresh, chilled, or frozen;
Metals in the form of pigs or ingots or in cruder forms (e.g., mattes, concentrates, regulus); mercury; copper or zinc in bars, blocks, cakes, and slabs; iron or steel blooms, billets, or slabs; iron bars (Swedish) made from iron puddled with charcoal; ferro-silicon; metal scrap, suitable for resmelting;
Oils, essential, natural; oil of turpentine;
Oils—viz., whale-oils and fish-oils, crude; Chinese wood-oil, palm-oil, olive-oil, crude or refined;
Potassium, chloride and sulphate of;
Rags, or waste, cotton or linen, for respinning or for paper and pulp making;
Rags, woollen, for respinning or for making flock;
Rubber—viz., crepe rubber; guttapercha and balata, crude;
Sodium nitrate;
Sponges, unbleached;
Strawboard (of Dutch type);
Sugar, unrefined, and molasses;
Sulphur, in blocks;
Tanning extracts, vegetable;
Tanning materials, vegetable—viz., barks, sumach, gambier, and similar materials, ground or powdered;
Timber, hewn or rough sawn; also brier-root or similar blocks, rough-shaped for making tobacco-pipes;
Waxes, animal, mineral, or vegetable, refined or unrefined;
Wood-pulp, chemical or mechanical:
Or
(b.) (ii.) That the expenditure in material produced in [Insert Great Britain or name of other part of British Dominions] and/or labour performed in [Insert Great Britain or name of other part of British Dominions], calculated subject to the qualifications hereunder, in each and every article is not less than one-half of the factory or works cost of such article in its finished state.
(c.) That in the calculation of such proportion of produce or labour of [Insert Great Britain or name of other part of British Dominions] none of the following items has been included or considered, viz.:—
Manufacturer's profit, or remuneration of any trader, agent, broker, or other person dealing in the articles in their finished condition; royalties; cost of outside packages or any cost of packing the goods thereinto; any cost of conveying, insuring, or shipping the goods subsequent to their manufacture.
Dated at, this day of , 19 .
Witness : [Signature.]
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NZ Gazette 1925, No 82
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NZ Gazette 1925, No 82
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