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.	Classed under Tariff Item No.	Rate of Duty.
		British Preferential Tariff.
A. and m.s., viz.—continued.
Clocks and watches, parts of, viz.,—	448	Free
Clock and watch escapements, and parts (except springs and screws) of unfinished clocks and watches, not built up, provided that they have not been taken to pieces to evade the duty	448	Free
Watches, keyless, buttons for (parts of unfinished watches)	448	Free
Cloth hangers for calendars, &c., being small shaped pieces of paper cloth or linen having a metal eyelet affixed therein	448	Free
Cordage and twine, viz.,—
Cord, paper, for piping cushions for railway-carriages	448	Free
Cords, of patterns approved by the Minister, in lengths suitable for the manufacture of braces, or of leg-loops (for mechanics’ aprons), on declaration by a manufacturer that they will be used by him solely for those purposes	448	Free
Hair twine on declaration that it will be used only in the manufacture of kiln cloths	448	Free
Twine of qualities approved by the Minister, in lengths not exceeding 24 in., declared for use in the manufacture of ammunition	448	Free
Twine (claimed as sewing-thread) of quality approved by the Minister, for use with boot-lacing machines	448	Free
Twine (claimed as sewing-thread) of quality approved by the Minister, for the manufacture of cement-sacks, flour-bags, and manure-bags	448	Free
Twine, broom-sewing, when cut into 6 ft. lengths, on declaration by a manufacturer that it will be used by him solely in the manufacture of brooms	448	Free
Twine, brushmakers’, from 2- to 4-ply, if cut into lengths not exceeding 12 in.	448	Free
Twine, jute, 2- to 8-ply, for weaving the backing of carpets and floor rugs, on declaration by a manufacturer that it will be used at his factory for that purpose only	448	Free
Twine, of qualities approved by the Minister, on declaration by a manufacturer that it will be used by him solely in the manufacture of mops	448	Free
Twine, of qualities approved by the Minister, on declaration that it will be used only in the manufacture of “neck strings” for use in freezing-works	448	Free
Twine, 1- to 5-ply, of qualities approved by the Minister, on declaration that it will be used solely in the manufacture of woolpacks	448	Free
Twines, sewing, 3- to 16-ply, of qualities approved by the Minister for use in woollen mills for joining the ends of rolls of material during the shrinking process, &c.	448	Free
Twines, sewing, 3- to 16-ply, of qualities approved by the Minister, for making boots, saddlery, harness, tarpaulins, horse-covers, ships’ sails, upholstery, and similar articles	448	Free
Corners, metal, used in the manufacture of show-cards and tickets	448	Free
Diaphragms, rubber, on declaration by a manufacturer that they will be used by him only in the manufacture of agricultural hand-spray pumps, or in the repair of such pumps made by him	448	Free
Electric light fittings, materials for the manufacture of, viz.,—
Stampings and spinnings, of iron, not built up in any way and not polished, plated, lacquered, or otherwise similarly worked	448	Free
Stampings and spinnings of metal other than iron, not built up in any way and not polished, plated, lacquered, or otherwise similarly worked	448	Free
Eyeletting on canvas strips for binding flour-dressing silk	448	Free
Fasteners for apparel (see A. and m.s., Apparel).
Fasteners for boxes, viz.,—
Cary’s box-fasteners, for fastening butter and cheese boxes	448	Free
Clamp nails, H-shaped extruded metal sections cut in ordinary nail lengths, for joining boards and fastening corners of wooden boxes	448	Free
Corrugated saw edge fasteners, for joining edges of boards or for fastening corners of wooden boxes, also corrugated steel in lengths for use in automatic box-fastening machines	448	Free
Metal fasteners for making cardboard boxes	448	Free
“Securitas” cramps and lances (used in making wooden boxes)	448	Free
Fenders, firescreens, kerbs, coal vases, and similar articles, materials specially suited for making, viz.,—
Brass or copper stampings in the rough	448	Free
Iron and tinned iron stampings in the rough	448	Free
Knobs, rail-supports, and terminals of brass, also metal handles and similar articles, whether lacquered or otherwise	448	Free

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