3724

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

[No. 85

120. (1) Insulin; preparations made from animal glands
     or tissues as may be approved by the Minister.
     (2) Insulin substitutes, and preparations made from
     liver, pancreas, pituitary gland, or thyroid
     gland, in combination with other substances,
     as may be approved by the Minister.
     (3) Vitamins, vitamin concentrates, and mixtures of
     such substances.

121. Surgeons’, physicians’, dentists’, and opticians’
     appliances, instruments, and materials, viz.:
     —
     (1) Appliances (including splints) for wear, even
     if medicated, peculiarly adapted to correct
     a deformity of the human body, to afford
     support to an abnormal condition of the
     human body, or to reduce or alleviate such
     condition, or to substitute any part of such
     body; stump socks; crutches; ear
     trumpets; ear tubes, and audiophones,
     for the partially deaf.

122. Battery-blanket not exceeding 3 ft. wide, material
     for filter-cloths, and plush or other cloth, on
     declaration that it will be used only for mining
     or gold-saving purposes.

123. Brattice-cloth of jute or hessian.

124. Silk for flour-dressing, in the piece.

125. Cotton piece-goods, viz.:-tubular woven or knitted
     cotton cloth specially suited for use as meat wraps;
     cheese bandages or caps.

126. Saddlery, harness, whips, and whip-thongs.

127. Glass plates (engraved) for photo-lithographic work.

128. Lamps, miners’ safety, and glasses therefor; lamps
     peculiarly adapted for use on harbour beacons and
     lighthouses, also appliances peculiar to such lamps;
     side lights, and head lights, especially suited for
     the use of ships.

129. Antiques and works of art, as may be approved by
     the Minister, and on conditions prescribed by him
     provided that he is satisfied that such articles
     • were produced or manufactured at least one
     hundred years prior to the date of importation.

130. Medals—viz., war medals, humane societies’, and
     similar, and such such miniatures of the same as may
     be approved by the Minister; old coins.

131. Musical instruments, and parts, viz.:
     —
     (1) Band instruments entered by or for any band
     or musical society duly registered and in-
     corporated under the Incorporated Societies
     Act, 1908, on declaration by a responsible
     officer of such band or society that the
     said instruments will remain the property
     of the band or society and will not be sold
     or otherwise disposed of without payment
     of the duty otherwise imposed under the
     Tariff.
     (2) Musical instruments, imported for exclusive
     use by bands which are approved by the
     Defence Department, and under such
     conditions as the Minister may prescribe.
     (3) Organs, viz., great organs and similar organs.

132. Paintings, statuary, other works of art, curios, and
     other articles approved by the Minister, for display
     in public museums, the buildings of public institu-
     tions or art associations registered as corporate
     bodies, public parks or other public places, on
     such conditions as may be prescribed by the
     Minister.

133. Trophies, prizes, flags, medals, medallions, badges,
     and other decorations, which have been awarded
     or presented or which are to be awarded or
     presented to persons in New Zealand and which
     have been donated by persons resident abroad;
     trophies and prizes won abroad; medals, badges,
     flags, and similar articles, approved by the Minister,
     imported by New Zealand branches of the Navy
     League, St. John Ambulance Association, or
     similar patriotic ambulance or other societies.

Ex. 268. Paper, cut or shaped for wrappers boxes or other
receptacles.

289. Monotype-paper, in rolls, suitable for use with
     monotype machine.

290. Paper, unprinted—viz.:—true vegetable parchment;
     glazed transparent greaseproof paper; greaseproof
     imitation parchment paper and similar paper of
     such qualities as may be approved by the Minister.

291. Paper (other than wrapping paper) waxed, un-
     printed; also such paper printed and then waxed.

Ex 297. Paper, celluloid, or similar wrappers, printed,
lithographed, or ruled n.e.i.

299. Paper of qualities and sizes approved by the Minister,
     on declaration that it will be used by orchardists
     only in wrapping fruit.

Ex 301. Printed books papers and music, n.e.i.

302. Religious tracts handbills and folders.

303. Sunday school and day school lesson sheets and
     cards; Sunday school tickets, and reward cards,
     being scriptural or religious motto cards, and
     having no reference on them to Christmas, New
     Year, Easter, or birthdays.

304. Beekeepers’ tools, implements, and apparatus—
     viz., metal fittings for beehives, bee-smokers,
     wax-extractors, queen-cages, comb foundation,
     foundation machines, honey-knives, honey-ex-
     tractors, queen-rearing outfits, wax-presses, tools
     peculiar to beekeepers’ use, gloves of textile soaked
     in oil, and rubber gloves, specially suited for
     beekeepers’ use, and such other articles, appliances,
     and implements, peculiar to use in beekeeping,
     as may be approved by the Minister.

305. Clips, tags, rings, and similar articles, for the identi-
     fication of live-stock, poultry, fish, and other
     animals; metal labels with names of trees plants
     or shrubs stamped or cast thereon, specially
     suited for use in botanical gardens, public parks,
     and similar places.

306. Agricultural implements and machinery, viz.:
     —
     (1) Cultivators; harrows; ploughs; drills; seed
     and fertilizer sowers or distributors com-
     bined or separate; lime sowers; seed or
     grain cleaners, and cellular seed or grain
     separators.
     (2) N.e.i., including ploughs, cultivators, and seed
     drills, hand-worked, combined or separate;
     ploughs, single furrow mouldboard, not
     exceeding 266 lb. net weight; also the
     following parts of ploughs or harrows,
     viz.—mould-board plates unbent, steel
     share-plates cut to pattern, skeith-plates,
     plough beam forgings, and discs for harrows
     or ploughs.
     (3) Rabbit-traps and similar traps.

307. Dairying machinery, and appliances, viz.:
     —
     (1) Churns, power driven, including butter-
     workers; butter-packers, butter-pounders,
     and cheese-presses.
     (2) Dairying machinery n.e.i., including coolers
     but not including coil pipes or similar
     articles; machinery specially suited for
     use in the manufacture of dried milk,
     casein, sugar of milk, or other milk product;
     also the following articles on declaration
     that they will be used only in dairy factories,
     or in the manufacture of dried milk or other
     milk products, viz., vacuum-pann vats or
     tanks, lined with glass porcelain or enamel,
     milk-pasteurizers (not being coil pipes or
     similar articles).

308. Engines (including necessary controlling-gear there-
     for) specially suited for flying machines, on
     declaration that they will be used solely in the
     manufacture or completion of the same.

309. Machinery peculiar to mining or gold-saving, n.e.i.
     (not including dredging machinery or screens
     for same); grizzly bars; ore-crushing rolls;
     ore-feeders; stamper batteries, and steel shoes
     and dies for same; concentrators; battery-
     screening, woven punched or drilled, also similar
     screening on declaration that it will be used only
     for gum washing; also the following machinery
     and engines on declaration that they will
     be used only for mining (including quarrying)
     purposes, viz., air compressors (not including
     the motive power for driving the same), fuel
     economizers, capstan engines, winding engines
     (including drums therefor), pumps.

310. Power driven spray pumps including outfits therefor,
     as may be approved by the Minister, specially
     suited for agricultural uses.

311. Pumps peculiar to use in dairying or in the manu-
     facture of dried milk or other milk product
     (except vacuum pumps suited for use with milking-
     machines and any other pump which the Minister
     is satisfied could have been made economically in
     New Zealand).

312. Machinery, machines, machine tools, and appliances,
     viz.:
     —
     (3) Boring and well-drilling machinery; rock
     drills, and diamond drills; coal cutters.

Ex (4) Blowers, and fans, viz.:—exhaust, blast, and
ventilating.

Ex (7) Grinding mills, grinding pans, ball mills,
tube mills, bone-crushers.

(10) Peculiar to metal-working, wood-working,
stone-working, or glass-working.