New Zealand Gazette – 1930 – No. 65

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✨ Customs Tariff Decisions

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

[No. 65

MINISTER'S DECISIONS UNDER CUSTOMS ACTS—continued.

Goods.	Classification under Tariff, and Item No	Rate of Duty.
Educational apparatus, appliances, articles, and materials—continued.	As educational apparatus (416)	Free .. Free.
The following articles are admitted free on declaration as under,— Band instruments for public schools, on declaration that they have been specially imported for use in connection with the school, and will not be disposed of without payment of duty
Cinematograph films (medical motion-pictures) specially suited for illustrating physiology, surgery, medicine, hygiene, and hospital practice, on declaration that they will be used only for demonstration purposes in connection with educational lectures to which no charge for admission is made Demonstration apparatus, for teaching students at hospitals, on declaration by a responsible officer of the Hospital Board that it will be used solely for demonstration purposes in the hospital only	As educational apparatus (416)	Free .. 20 per cent.
Hospital “doll,” an incomplete model of a child composed mainly of stockinette, unsuited for use as a toy, on declaration by the New Zealand branch of the British Red Cross Society and Order of St. John that it will be used only for demonstration purposes at instructional classes in first aid, &c., and that it will remain the property of the Society The following are admitted as educational apparatus, &c., on declaration that they have been specially imported and will be used solely for educational purposes in a school, college, or university, and that they will not be removed therefrom without payment of the duty,— Apparatus, appliances, and instruments, peculiarly suited for teaching chemical analysis and assay work Apparatus, appliances, and instruments, peculiarly suited for teaching the sciences of biology, engineering, geology, mechanics, metallurgy, mineralogy, physics, and psychology Apparatus for teaching book-binding at technical schools Balances for use in teaching chemical analysis and similar sciences Beads and sticks, coloured wooden .. .. Bottles, labelled in enamel with the chemical formula of the contents—e.g., HNO_{3}, NaOH, &c. Brushes, test tube, bottle, and gum .. .. Cardboard boxes for holding microscopic slides Cardboard n.e.i. .. .. .. .. Castings, electrical.. .. .. .. Chemicals .. .. .. .. Cinematographs .. .. .. .. Clocks, wall pattern .. .. .. .. Colour saucers, for use in mixing colours .. Compass, prismatic .. .. .. .. Cork borers and presses .. .. .. .. Delineascopes, being appliances for projecting pictures from illustrations, postcards, &c. Demonstration lantern .. .. .. .. Developing-dishes .. .. .. .. Electrical apparatus .. .. .. .. Friction brake for demonstration purposes .. Glass troughs and racks for microscope slides.. Gramophone sound boxes, tone arms, and horns, specially constructed on a scientific basis to ensure correct quality of tone Gyroscope .. .. .. .. Hot-air motor for laboratory .. .. Ice-crushing machine for laboratory .. .. Jib-cranes, miniature, for demonstration purposes Lamps, benzine, for use in laboratories .. Limelight apparatus .. .. .. .. Linoleum, McDougall’s specially prepared drawing, for use instead of blackboards .. Pelton wheel, for demonstration or experimental purposes Photographic developing bath and frame .. Pictures and engravings .. .. .. ..	As educational apparatus (416)	Free .. 25 per cent.
As educational apparatus (416)	Free .. Free.
As educational apparatus (416)	Free .. 25 per cent.
As educational apparatus (416)	Free .. 20 per cent.
As educational apparatus (416)	Free .. 25 per cent.
As educational apparatus (416)	Free .. 25 per cent.
As educational apparatus (416)	Free .. Free.
As educational apparatus (416)	Free .. 25 per cent.
As educational apparatus (416)	Free .. Free.

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

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