New Zealand Gazette – 1935 – No. 41

Page 1585

✨ Customs Tariff Classifications

JUNE 6.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1585

MINISTER’S DECISIONS UNDER CUSTOMS ACTS—continued.

Record.	Goods.	Classed under Tariff Item No.	Rate of Duty.
			British Preferential Tariff.
3/642/3	Electrical machinery, appliances, and materials, viz. :— Electro-plating set, portable. (Chromium Portable Plater Sales Co., London.) (NOTE.—The electrodes for use therewith are to be classified under T.I. 338 (4) or 357 (2).)	338 (4)	..
3/484/6	Zinc cans, stamped or extruded, for the manufacture of dry cells	338 (1) (b)	..
4/69/8	Esters, ethers, &c., suitable for the manufacture of essences or perfumes, viz. :— Amyl propionate .. .. .. .. .. Ethyl capryllate .. .. .. .. .. Ethyl phenyl acetate .. .. .. .. .. Ethyl phthalate .. .. .. .. .. Ionone beta .. .. .. .. .. Methyl butyrate .. .. .. .. .. Methyl capryllate .. .. .. .. .. Phenyl ethyl alcohol .. .. .. .. .. Phenyl ethyl acetate .. .. .. .. ..	114	..
10/6/48	Infants’ and invalids’ foods, viz. :— Callow’s diabetic flour. (Callow Bros., Ltd., Liverpool.)	43	..
3/476/16	Machinery, &c., and appliances, viz. :— Agricultural n.e.i., viz.,— “Fowler” Diesel Gyrotiller, a tractor-driven rotary cultivating-machine, including the power connection and couplings for attaching the implement to the tractor (NOTE.—The tractor portion is to be separately classified under T.I. 348.)	333 (2)	..
2/484/3	Harvesting-machine, the “Case” combine, model “P” .. (NOTE.—The “Case” model C.E. skid engine forming part thereof is to be separately classified under T.I. 352 and admitted free of duty under section 11, Customs Amendment Act, 1927, provided that a declaration is made by the importer that the engine will be used only in a “Case” combine harvesting-machine, model “P”.)	333 (2)	..
2/484/3	Hay-baler, the Case “pick-up” .. .. .. .. (NOTE.—The “Waukesha” oil-engine forming part thereof is to be separately classified under T.I. 352 and admitted free of duty under the provisions of section 11 of the Customs Amendment Act, 1927, provided that a declaration is made by the importer that the engine will be used only in a Case “pick-up” hay-baler.)	333 (2)	..
2/484	Header-harvester, the “Sunshine” engine-functioned .. (NOTE.—The “Hercules” oil-engine forming part thereof is to be separately classified under T.I. 352 and admitted free of duty under section 11 of the Customs Amendment Act, 1927, provided that a declaration is made by the importer that the engine will be used only in a “Sunshine” header-harvester.)	333 (2)	..
3/266/11	“Ruggieri” smoke bombs and tubes for use in orchards in counteracting the effect of frost	333 (2)	..
2/12/42	Ammonia compressors, viz.,— “Bell Junior” Refrigerator (self-contained unit). (James Bell Machinery Pty., Ltd., Melbourne.) The component parts are to be separately classified as follows :— Ammonia compressor .. .. .. .. 353 (2) Electric motor and controller .. .. .. .. 338 Condenser and pumps .. .. .. .. 353 (6) Pressure and vacuum gauges .. .. .. .. 342 The value of the stand is to be apportioned between the various articles mounted thereon in proportion to their respective values.	353 (2) 338 353 (6) 342	.. .. .. ..
2/1/11	Boring and well-drilling, viz.,— Spudding-machine, No. 14, steel frame. (Goldfields Diamond Drilling Co. Pty., Ltd., Melbourne.) (NOTE.—The oil-engine, the wire rope and other ropes, and artificers’ tools, including bottle-jacks, are to be separately classified under the appropriate Tariff items.)	351 (3)	..
2/29/20	Manufacturing, &c., viz.,— Air-compressing appliances, viz.— Aftercoolers (Ingersoll-Rand), including moisture-separators, for use in extracting moisture and cooling compressed air on its way from the air-compressor to the air-receiver	352	..

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

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated31 May 1935
KeywordsCustoms, Tariff, Duty, Goods, Classification

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