New Zealand Gazette – 1935 – No. 8

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✨ Customs Tariff Decisions

Feb. 7.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 227

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 manufacture, viz.—ctd.
	Tanners', curriers', and fellmongers' materials, viz.—continued.
	"Eukanol" lustre and "Eukanol" box lustre	448	Free
	Lacquers, protective, for treating leather prior to the application of cellulose lacquers, on declaration by a tanner that they will be used by him only in the manufacture of leather	448	Free
	Tanning extracts, tanners' bates, and other chemical substances, as may be approved by the Minister, specially suited for use in the manufacture of leather, or in the treatment of hides and skins	448	Free
	Tricosal S. III, for use with cement in making rapid-hardening concrete, &c.	448	Free
	Triethanolamine, for use in such manufacturing processes as may be approved by the Minister	448	Free
	Varnishes and lacquers, aeroplane, composed of cellulose dissolved in such solvents as the Minister may approve, when declared for the manufacture or repair of aeroplanes	448	Free
	Vulcanizing preparations, viz.—
	Chemicals, as may be approved by the Minister, specially suited for use in vulcanizing rubber	448	Free
	"V.G.B. Antioxidant" for treating rubber to prevent decomposition	448	Free
	Weaving, dyeing, and cleaning of textiles, materials used in connection with, viz.—
	"Bleaching agents," as may be approved by the Minister, specially suited for bleaching textiles, yarns, and fibres	448	Free
	Colloidal Japan wax, a preparation used in water-proofing textiles	448	Free
	"Compound H," a preparation for treating materials previous to dyeing	448	Free
	"Decroline," a "stripping agent" for removing colour from wool or cotton fabrics	448	Free
	Degreasing, scouring, and "wetting out" preparations, as may be approved by the Minister, specially suited for the treatment of textiles, yarns, and fibres	448	Free
	"Developer ON" powder, for use in treating acetate silk prior to dyeing	448	Free
	"Egalisal," a liquid preparation to prevent damage to wool when being dyed	448	Free
	"Feltron C," a liquid preparation for preventing damage to wool or fur during dyeing	448	Free
	"Hydrabite Z Soluble Conc.," for treatment of fabrics before dyeing	448	Free
	"Intrasol," a lime-resisting oil used in dye baths	448	Free
	"Irgasalt A.P.," for use in dye baths	448	Free
	Larvex powder in packages containing 1 cwt. or over, on declaration by a manufacturer of textiles that it will be used by him only in the treating of textiles manufactured by him	448	Free
	Mordants as may be approved by the Minister	448	Free
	"Nekal BX dry (L.U.)"	448	Free
	"Neolan Salt II," for use in dye baths	448	Free
	Neomerpin, and Neomerpin N, preparations for treating fabrics prior to dyeing	448	Free
	"Palatine fast salt O solution," a preparation used in treating fabrics during dyeing	448	Free
	Protectol I powder double, a preparation used in dyeing	448	Free
	"Pyrexoline II"	448	Free
	"Rongalite," a "stripping-agent" for removing colour from wool or cotton fabrics	448	Free
	"Sericosal N," for treating textiles during the dyeing process	448	Free
	"S. Finish I" for imparting a soft finish to textiles	448	Free
	"Solidogen B," for use in dye baths	448	Free
	"Soromine A," a softening agent for the treatment of artificial silk fabrics during the manufacture of hosiery	448	Free
	Telegage liquid (acetylene tetrabromide) used for removing grease from yarns or fabrics during manufacture, and also as a substitute for mercury in scientific instruments	448	Free
	Thiotan R.S., a powder used in dyeing	448	Free
	"Un-dy," a preparation for removing the colour from textiles before re-dyeing	448	Free
	Wolman wood impregnating salts for preserving timber	448	Free
	Cistern pull-handles, of rubber	448	Free
	Clips, metal, for binding block calendars	448	Free

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

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