✨ 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. | |
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| British Preferential Tariff. | General Tariff. | |||
| A. and m.s.—continued. Hats and caps, articles and materials used in the manufacture of, viz.—continued. Fabrics peculiar to hatmaking, including straw plaits and similar materials, not including millinery trimmings, viz.—continued. |
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| Cellophane strips, flat, interwoven with ribbon .. .. | 448 | Free | Free. | |
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| Felt in strips reinforced with textile .. .. .. | 448 | Free | 10 per cent. | |
| Felt piece goods embroidered with an all-over design, whether or not backed with buckram or similar material | 448 | Free | Free. | |
| Hemp cloth on declaration by a manufacturer that it will be used by him solely in the manufacture of hats | 448 | Free | Free. | |
| Paper-cloth, woven, on declaration by a manufacturer that it will be used by him solely in the manufacture of hats | 448 | Free | Free. | |
| “Silkeelace,” a fabric peculiar to hat-making (a kind of stiffened canvas having an all-over design worked therein with flourishing thread) | 448 | Free | Free. | |
| Silk piece-goods embroidered, and attached to a buckram-like backing | 448 | Free | Free. | |
| Sparterie .. .. .. .. .. | 448 | Free | Free. | |
| Straw plait, braid, “lace,” and similar fabrics (peculiar to use in building up hats and not being hat-trimmings), plain or fancy, composed wholly or partially of grass, rush, hemp, straw, or crinoline, or imitation grass, rush, hemp, or straw (including cellophane and paper yarn) | 448 | Free | Free. | |
| Tubular woven fabrics of artificial silk and wool, as may be approved by the Minister, on declaration by a manufacturer that they will be used by him solely for building-up the bodies and brims of hats | 448 | Free | Free. | |
| Wood shavings, woven, in the flat, on declaration by a manufacturer that they will be used by him solely for making hats | 448 | Free | Free. | |
| Fasteners, clip, for fastening crowns of hats to brims .. .. | 448 | Free | Free. | |
| Felt, tubular, in short lengths, suitable only for making ladies’ hats | 448 | Free | Free. | |
| Hat-brim retainers, “Lion’s head” .. .. .. | 448 | Free | Free. | |
| Hat hoods, felt, of wool or fur, or containing fur, unblocked, but having introduced into the material coloured threads which produce an all-over effect, as may be approved by the Minister.. | 448 | Free | Free. | |
| Hat hoods of tweed, unblocked and unsewn .. .. .. | 448 | Free | Free. | |
| Hat-sweats, of leather-cloth, being substitutes for hatters’ leathers | 448 | Free | Free. | |
| Piping-cord, cotton, for milliners’ use (similar in appearance to wire piping but containing no metal) | 448 | Free | Free. | |
| Plateaux, flat, circular, of felt, for manufacture of hats .. | 448 | Free | Free. Shape-retainers for hats and caps, when declared by a hat or cap manufacturer for use only in making hats or caps, viz.— |
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| Cap-canes, bent to circular shape, with the ends joined, specially suited for supporting the crowns of caps | 448 | Free | Free. | |
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| Hat-grip of celluloid, the “West,” for stitching under the front of the crown of a soft felt hat | 448 | Free | Free. | |
| Hat shape retainer and lining, the “De Leon Airkushun” for placing inside soft felt hats | 448 | Free | Free. | |
| Hat shape retainers, the “Nodento,” for placing inside fronts of soft felt hats | 448 | Free | Free. | |
| Springs, metal, for supporting crowns of uniform caps.. .. | 448 | Free | Free. | |
| “Stickers,” being narrow gummed strips of cloth and paper used for joining the ends of leathers inside hats | 448 | Free | Free. | |
| Tassels, hatmakers’, being short lengths of narrow braid with tasselled ends, used for joining the ends of hat-leathers in the manufacture of hats | 448 | Free | Free. | |
| Tin tubes for rattans for making hats .. .. .. | 448 | Free | Free. | |
| Tubing, being pliable rice-net “Falco” tubing, round, oval, or flat, used as a padding or piping in the trimming of ladies’ hats, and whether hollow, wool-filled, or wired | 448 | Free | Free. | |
| Wire piping (covered wire) and ribbon wire .. .. .. | 448 | Free | Free. | |
| Wires, hatters’, used in stiffening hat-brims .. .. .. | 448 | Free | Free. | |
| Yarn suitable for use in the manufacture of hats, of qualities approved by the Minister | 448 | Free | Free. | |
| Hockey sticks, bends for the manufacture of, being pieces of rough sawn or rough hewn timber bent into the form of a crook | 448 | Free | Free. | |
| Hooks and eyes, tent .. .. .. .. .. | 448 | Free | Free. Iron and steel, articles of, viz.,— |
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| Angles, bars, or channels, slotted, i.e., having a series of oblong or similar holes punched throughout their length, but not otherwise wrought | 448 | Free | 20 per cent. | |
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| Band-saw plates, steel (blanks for making saws) .. .. | 448 | Free | 20 per cent. | |
| Bars, steel, round, slightly thickened at one end, but otherwise unworked | 448 | Free | 20 per cent. |
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