New Zealand Gazette – 1935 – No. 8

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✨ Customs Tariff Decisions

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 8

MINISTER'S DECISIONS UNDER CUSTOMS ACTS—continued.

Record.	Goods.	Classed under Tariff Item No.	Rate of Duty.
			British Preferential Tariff.
A, and m.s.—continued.	Bags, trunks, &c., articles and materials for the manufacture of, viz.,—
	Compressed-cane board, covered with canvas and shaped, for making portmanteaux	448	Free
	Corners, fibre, for the manufacture of portmanteaux	448	Free
	Dome fasteners for the manufacture of ladies' handbags	448	Free
	Frames, metal, wooden, celluloid, and similar, for trunks, cash-boxes, portmanteaux, travelling-bags, hand-bags, satchels, and purses, whether or not veneered or inlaid, including metal or celluloid chains therefor when imported therewith	448	Free
	(NOTE.—The following items are not regarded as bag frames for the purposes of the above decision: Wooden handles; celluloid or similar rings, plain or twisted; hoops, wooden, bent to shape for the manufacture of cabin trunks; metal strips, bent or flat, for the manufacture of bags or trunks; plywood cut to shape.)
	Hampers, fittings for the manufacture of, viz.,—
	Basket back hinges	448	Free
	“G.P.O.” fittings for securing hampers	448	Free
	Hamper-locks	448	Free
	Metal fasteners and split nails for the manufacture or repair of hampers	448	Free
	Skip or trunk nails (bag clamps)	448	Free
	Hat-cones (including spring clips), for attaching to the inside of hat-boxes, trunks, &c.	448	Free
	Metal fittings (except metal strips, bent or flat) for trunks, cash-boxes, portmanteaux, travelling bags, hand-bags, satchels, and purses. (NOTE.—For metal strips for trunks see Metal manufactures.)	448	Free
	Plywood, bent to shape, suited only for the manufacture of cabin-trunks. (NOTE.—For plywood cut to shape see Woodenware.)	448	Free
	“Toyo cloth,” on declaration by a bag-manufacturer that it will be used by him solely in the manufacture of bags	448	Free
	Balls, brass, for spray-pump valves	448	Free
	Balls, gunmetal, for water-taps	448	Free
	Balls, rubber or vulcanite, declared for use in the manufacture or repair of hydrants, air valves, or pumps	448	Free
	Basketware, materials for the manufacture of, viz.,—
	Braid or string, enamelled	448	Free
	Bellows, metal, cylindrical, for electric pressure switches	448	Free
	Belts, articles and materials for the manufacture of (see A. and m.s., Apparel).
	Bindings, leather-cloth	448	Free
	Blades for lawn mowers, whether or not punched or twisted, but unground and without attachments	448	Free
	Bookbinders’ materials, viz.,—
	Book-locks	445	Free
	Springs for manufacture of book-covers and office files	448	Free
	Boots, shoes, &c., articles and materials for the manufacture or repair of, viz.,—
	Bands, metal, for the manufacture of bows for shoes	448	Free
	Bows of textile with bead or similar ornaments attached, on declaration by a manufacturer that they will be used by him solely in the manufacture of slippers	448	Free
	Braid, gimp, or piping composed of leather or imitation leather, plaited or otherwise, on declaration by a shoe-manufacturer that it will be used by him solely in the manufacture of shoes	448	Free
	Buckles, not being wholly composed of metal, and not being partially composed of precious metal, on declaration by a shoe manufacturer that they will be used by him solely in the manufacture of boots and shoes	448	Free
	Cork linoleum, in sheets or rolls, under ¼ in. in thickness, specially suited for making sock-soles, or cork insoles for boots, on declaration by a manufacturer that it will be used by him solely for that purpose	448	Free
	Dome fasteners, plain or fancy, for shoes	448	Free
	Fabrics, paper, celluloid and similar materials, stiffened, specially suited for use in the manufacture of toe-caps	448	Free
	Fabrics (including felt fabrics and fabrics made from paper yarn), rubberized, or consisting of laces, embroideries, or other woven material, affixed to a backing of textile, on declaration by a manufacturer that they will be used by him only in the manufacture of boots, shoes, or slippers	448	Free

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

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated4 February 1935
KeywordsCustoms, Tariff, Duty, Bag materials, Shoe materials, Bookbinders' materials

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