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.
Chemicals, oils, and other substances used in manufactures, viz.—ctd.
Oils, miscellaneous, viz.—
Emulsifier for asphalt, Trinidad Asphalt Co.’s	448	Free	Free.
Hydrogenated whale oil, on declaration by a manufacturer that it will be used by him solely for making such articles as may be approved by the Minister	448	Free	Free.
Rope-batching oil, containing not less than ½ lb. of resin to the gallon	448	Free	Free.
Sod oil	448	Free	Free.
Wool grease denatured with 10 per cent. mineral oil	448	Free	Free.
Orthophenylenediamine and salts thereof	448	Free	10 per cent.
Paraphenylenediamine and salts thereof	448	Free	10 per cent.
Petroleum jelly, imported in bulk in containers of not less than 2 cwt., on declaration by a manufacturer (a) that it will be used by him only in the manufacture of veterinary medicines compounded in accordance with formulæ approved by the Minister, and (b) that the veterinary medicines so compounded will not be repacked into packages of a less net weight than ½ lb.	448	Free	10 per cent.
Potassium xanthate	448	Free	Free.
Preparations specially suited for preventing bitumen emulsions from freezing as may be approved by the Minister	448	Free	Free.
Quassia extract, when denatured with such ingredients and in such proportions as the Minister may prescribe, on declaration by a manufacturer that it will be used by him only in the manufacture of insecticides for agricultural use	448	Free	Free.
Rouge powder for glass or metal polishing, consisting of a mixture of the oxides of several metals	448	Free	Free.
Salts and other chemicals specially prepared and declared for use in electroplating, or immersion-plating with metals including tinning and galvanizing, or in enamelling, viz.—
“Albo” nickel salts	448	Free	Free.
Bronzing compound, black, manufactured by Louis de Brus and Co., Leige	448	Free	Free.
Brunofix, and Brunofix regenerating salts	448	Free	Free.
Cadalyte and Cadalyte stripping solution	448	Free	Free.
“Lusterlite” neutralizer	448	Free	Free.
Multibrass salts (Canning’s)	448	Free	Free.
Nigrax black nickel salts (Canning’s)	448	Free	Free.
Niklit, and Niklit strengthening powder	448	Free	Free.
Oxydalin	448	Free	Free.
Pink copper salts (Canning’s)	448	Free	Free.
Silver decarbonator (Canning’s) for removing carbonates from solutions	448	Free	Free.
Steel pickle, “K 99,” for use in removing scale from bar and sheet steel prior to galvanizing, &c.	448	Free	Free.
Zonax black bronze (Canning’s)	448	Free	Free.
Zonax brass salts (Canning’s)	448	Free	Free.
Zonax bright chromium salts (Canning’s)	448	Free	Free.
Zonax copper salts (Canning’s)	448	Free	Free.
Zonax gold salts (Canning’s)	448	Free	Free.
Zonax mercuric salts (Canning’s)	448	Free	Free.
Zonax metal-cleaner (Canning’s)	448	Free	Free.
Zonax silver salts (Canning’s)	448	Free	Free.
Zonax steel bronze (Canning’s)	448	Free	Free.
Sodium naphtha sulphonates, compounds used in the manufacture of insecticide oils	448	Free	Free.
Sodium xanthate, a re-agent used in the recovery of gold from quartz	448	Free	Free.
Solvent A.P.V., a solvent for essential oils used in the manufacture of flavouring essences, I. G. Farbenindustrie A.G. manufacturers	448	Free	Free.
Sulphonated higher alcohols as may be approved by the Minister	448	Free	Free.
Tanners’, curriers’, and fellmongers’ materials, viz.—
Albumen “Algin,” a vegetable albumen unsuited for use as foodstuffs	448	Free	Free.
Albumen, blood, unpurified, unsuited for use as foodstuffs	448	Free	Free.
“Blandola,” a vegetable albumen used as a flesh-finish for leather	448	Free	Free.
Cellulose lacquers on declaration that they will be used only in the manufacture of leather	448	Free	Free.
Egg albumen when denatured under Customs supervision with such denaturants and in such proportions as may be approved by the Minister	448	Free	Free.

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