New Zealand Gazette – 1928 – No. 2

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✨ Customs Tariff Decisions

JAN. 19.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 129

MINISTER'S DECISIONS UNDER CUSTOMS ACTS—continued.

Goods.	Classification under Tariff, and Item No.	British Preferential Tariff.	General Tariff.
A. and m.s.—continued.
Prints, chromos, photoprints, and photolithographs, unmounted, of such descriptions as may be approved by the Minister, on declaration by a calendar or showcard manufacturer that they will be used by him solely in the manufacture of calendars or showcards which otherwise will be completely manufactured in New Zealand from paper and/or cardboard in ordinary commercial conditions and large sizes as usually purchased by manufacturing stationers	As a. and m.s. (448)	Free	Free.
Prints, chromos, photoprints, and photolithographs, unmounted, of such descriptions as may be approved by the Minister, on declaration by a manufacturer of fancy boxes, printed books or booklets, writing-pads, postcard albums, or similar articles, that they will be used by him solely in the manufacture of such articles in New Zealand	As a. and m.s. (448)	Free	Free.
Purl, gold or silver, for making ornaments	As a. and m.s. (488)	Free	Free.
Raffia fibre, dyed, for use in tying plants, making baskets, &c.	As a. and m.s. (448)	Free	Free.
Razor-strops, metal fittings specially suited for the manufacture of, viz.,—
Dees, with ring attached thereto by means of a swivel joint	As a. and m.s. (448)	Free	10 per cent.
Rings, pressure, composition (known as "N.P." rings), for the manufacture of pump-pistons	As a. and m.s. (448)	Free	10 per cent.
Rings, welded mild steel, not exceeding 4 in. in internal diameter, for the manufacture of oyster-nets	As a. and m.s. (448)	Free	10 per cent.
Saw-tooth wire, in the piece, used for attaching to burr-rollers (woollen-mill machinery) for teasing wool in process of manufacture	As a. and m.s. (448)	Free	10 per cent.
Sennett, consisting of plaited fibre, on declaration that it will be used solely with twine-polishing machines	As a. and m.s. (448)	Free	Free.
Sheaves, ball-bearing, on declaration by a manufacturer of steel collapsible gates that they will be used by him only in the manufacture of such gates	As a. and m.s. (448)	Free	10 per cent.
Sheaves, rubbered metal	As a. and m.s. (448)	Free	20 per cent.
Sheaves, vulcanite	As a. and m.s. (448)	Free	20 per cent.
Silk of the same quality as is used for flour-dressing, when cut up in New Zealand under supervision into sizes not exceeding 13 in. by 16 in., for use in making typewriter stencils	As a. and m.s. (448)	Free	Free.
Silk, potters', for clay-dressing	As a. and m.s. (448)	Free	Free.
"Spondite" (copper-wove wire faced with a coating of celluloid)	As a. and m.s. (448)	Free	10 per cent.
Spool centres or tubes of cardboard peculiar to use in the spooling of twine in the course of manufacture	As a. and m.s. (448)	Free	Free.
Springs, truss	As a. and m.s. (448)	Free	Free.
Staple-rings and plates, brass, used as handles the manufacture of shirt-boxes	As a. and m.s. (448)	Free	10 per cent.
Staple-rings, suspending, for almanacs	As a. and m.s. (448)	Free	10 per cent.
Stay-tape, being strips of union (linen and cotton) material cut on the straight and not exceeding 1 in. in width	As a. and m.s. (448)	Free	Free.
Step-treads, the "Diamond," consisting of carborundum set in metal framing (not including complete steps)	As a. and m.s. (448)	Free	10 per cent.
Stoves, ranges, &c., articles and materials used in the manufacture of, viz.,—
Canopy-pins, being ironfounders' shanks or pins for the manufacture of ranges, &c.	As a. and m.s. (448)	Free	10 per cent.
Electric stoves, fittings for, viz.—
Electric elements in which the resister or resistance is embedded in the refractory material; also resister-supports of fireclay or other refractory material, formed by moulding or baking, suited for the manufacture of open-type electric elements; on declaration by a manufacturer of electric cooking-stoves that they will be used solely by him in the manufacture (not including repair) of such stoves	As a. and m.s. (448)	Free	10 per cent.
Glass "bulls-eyes" for electric ranges	As a. and m.s. (448)	Free	10 per cent.

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

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated16 January 1928
KeywordsCustoms, Tariff, Classification, Duty Rates, Imported Goods, Materials, Manufacturing

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