New Zealand Gazette – 1935 – No. 8

Page 229

✨ Customs Tariff Decisions

FEB. 7.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 229

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.	Ferrules, brass, specially suited for use in the manufacture of tools	448	Free
	Ferrules, oval steel, for the manufacture of slashers and hedge-knives	448	Free
	Filters, “Permutit,” brass strainers for	448	Free
	Fireclay blocks and ground potclay of qualities approved by the Minister on declaration by a glass-manufacturer that such materials will be used by him only in the manufacture or repair of glasshouse pots or glass furnaces	448	Free
	Furniture and cabinetware, fittings, &c., for, viz.,—
	Cane banding for making rattan furniture	448	Free
	Capsules, nickel, for bamboo furniture	448	Free
	Rush, plaited, for making chairs	448	Free
	Stamped steel fittings for folding camp-furniture	448	Free
	Webbing, woven, of cane or reed, for the manufacture of furniture	448	Free
	Wooden inlays and inlaying strips, composite or plain, used in the manufacture of furniture, trays, fancy boxes, &c.	448	Free
	Furriers’ accessories, viz.,—
	Artificial eyes (wired), cardboard skull shapes and snouts, for use in the manufacture of furs	448	Free
	Button fastenings (for use as a backing in sewing buttons to fur coats, &c.)	448	Free
	Fur-clips, of materials and patterns approved by the Minister, specially suited for the manufacture of furs	448	Free
	Imitation claws for use in the manufacture of furs	448	Free
	Gas-igniters, electro-catalytic, metal-threaded brass caps for manufacture of	448	Free
	Gates, railings, finials, and similar articles, iron fittings (being drop forgings) in the rough for the manufacture of	448	Free
	Glass bowls or containers for petrol, on declaration by a manufacturer that they will be used by him solely in the manufacture (not repair) of petrol systems or pumps	448	Free
	Glass circles, bevelled, on declaration by a manufacturer that they will be used by him solely in the manufacture or repair of railway-lamps	448	Free
	Glass circles, bevelled, on declaration that they will be sold only to the N.Z. Railway Department for use in the manufacture or repair of railway-lamps	448	Free
	Glasses for bottoms of railway-carriage roof-lamps	448	Free
	Glass substitutes consisting of a transparent composition reinforced with wove wire	448	Free
	Gramophones, fittings for, viz.,—
	Clockwork motors, governors, and gearing, on declaration by a manufacturer that they will be used by him solely in the manufacture of gramophones	448	Free
	Hats and caps, articles and materials used in the manufacture of, viz.,—
	Bandeaux linings (for making ladies’ hats fit firmly), on declaration by a manufacturer that they will be used by him solely in the manufacture of hats	448	Free
	Boards for making college caps (“mortar-boards”)	448	Free
	Braid or lace, gold and silver, also plain black oak-leaf braid, when cut into lengths not exceeding 28 in., on declaration by a manufacturer that it will be used by him solely for hat and cap making	448	Free
	“Braids” of cut cotton and wool textile in narrow widths cemented to a backing of felt, on declaration by a manufacturer that they will be used by him solely in the building up of bodies and brims of hats	448	Free
	Braids of wool, silk, artificial silk, or cotton, or of such materials in combination with one another, on declaration by a manufacturer that they will be used by him solely in the building up of bodies and brims of hats	448	Free
	Buttons (octagonal pieces of paper and textile for finishing straw hats)	448	Free
	Cap peaks, canvas, cardboard, or rubber shapes for	448	Free
	Cap-stiffeners of twill buckram or canvas, being strips of coarse fabric, whether plain or backed with other textile	448	Free
	Chenille cord with wire centre	448	Free
	Cork bodies for making helmets	448	Free
	Fabrics peculiar to hatmaking, including straw plaits and similar materials, not including millinery trimmings :—
	Buckram or similar material embroidered with an all-over design	448	Free
	Crinoline or imitation horsehair fabric or such material plaited or woven with cotton, linen, silk, wool, cellophane, or other fibres	448	Free

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

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