Customs Tariff Classifications




APRIL 3.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1003

MINISTER’S DECISIONS UNDER CUSTOMS ACTS—continued.

Record. Goods. Classification under Tariff, and Item No Rate of Duty.
British Preferential Tariff.
3/37/10 Machinery, &c., and appliances—continued.

Dairying, viz.,—
Castings in the rough identifiable as parts of milking-machines | As dairying machinery, n.e.i. (334) (2) ) | Free .. | Free. |
| 3/237/4 | Duplicating n.e.i., viz.,—
Stylus and cyclostyle pens peculiar to use in writing on the waxed stencil sheets of duplicating outfits | As duplicating apparatus n.e.i. (332) | Free .. | 20 per cent. |
| 2/486 | Manufacturing, &c., viz.,—
Armature drying and insulating plant, Brown’s Dryers, Ltd., manufacturers, including the liquor tank (varnish mixer and heater), impregnating-chamber, cast-iron connecting-pipe with heater therefor, humidity gauge, combined vacuum pump and air compressor, and valves forming integral parts of the plant
(NOTE.—The varnish barrel is to be separately classified under Tariff item 356 and any pipes and piping other than the connecting pipe under Tariff item 362.) | | | |
| 3/615/16 | Burners, liquid fuel, viz.—
“Ray” industrial fuel oil burner
(NOTE.—Fan or blower therefor is to be separately classified under Tariff item 351 (4) | | | |
| 2/112/73 | Confectioners’ machinery, viz.—
Liquorice forcing machine | | | |
| †3/626 | Engines, oil, and parts, viz.—
Carburettors, and petrol savers used in conjunction therewith, including control cables therefor with fittings attached
(NOTE.—Carburettors imported with engines are to be classed under the same Tariff item as the engines to which they belong.)
(NOTE.—Revises decision on page 405 of the Tariff-book.) | | | |
| 2/111/37 | Flour and grain milling machinery, viz.—
K. J. Thermo process plant for strengthening flour.
(NOTE.—The fan and piping therefor are to be separately classified under their appropriate Tariff items.) | | | |
| †2/371 | Meat-works appliances, viz.—
Fat extractor, turbine centrifugal, the “Iwel,” including one spare basket if imported therewith.
(NOTE.—The steam turbine and steam trap are to be separately classified under Tariff item 352, the basket trolley under Tariff item 356, and any valves not forming part of the appliance under Tariff item 353 (1) or Tariff item 356 according to the material of which they are composed.)
(NOTE.—Revises decision in M.O. 1.) | As machinery, &c., peculiar to use in manufacturing, industrial, and similar processes (352) | Free .. | 20 per cent. |
| 3/307/11 | Oil reclaimer, the “Skinner,” for reconditioning used lubricating oil
(NOTE.—Vacuum pump therefor is to be separately classified under Tariff item 346.) | | | |
| †3/257/3 | Pans of cast iron, enamel lined, 10-gallons capacity and over
(NOTE.—Revises decision on pans of cast iron for syrup-making on page 433 of the Tariff-book.) | | | |
| 3/366/3 | Refrigerating apparatus, viz.—
Ice-cream-storage outfits, all capacities, including the refrigerating units therefor
(NOTE.—The cabinets are to be separately classified under Tariff item 327 or Tariff item 407.) | | | |
| 2/12/32
3/562/3
2/410 | Separators for non-condensable gases
Sieves, mechanically operated, for sifting porcelain enamel
Tar dehydrating plant, the Clayton Cascade, including fire-grate and furnace fittings, steel tanks containing cast-iron condensing coils, cast-iron oil and water separator, foul gas bubbling pot, steel chimney and fittings, tar-still and fittings, also valves forming an integral part of the plant
(NOTE.—The tar pump therefor is to be separately classified under Tariff item 346, firebricks under Tariff item 211 (1), and pipes and pipe fittings under Tariff item 362.) | | | |



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

🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
31 March 1930
Customs Acts, Tariff classification, Import duties, Machinery, Appliances