New Zealand Gazette – 1935 – No. 8

Page 231

✨ Customs Tariff Decisions



Feb. 7.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 231

MINISTER’S DECISIONS UNDER CUSTOMS ACTS—continued.

Record. Goods. Classed under Tariff Item No. Rate of Duty.
British Preferential Tariff.
A. and m.s., viz.—continued.
Iron and steel, articles of, viz.—continued.
Bars, steel, with bevelled edge, for making curd-knives 448 Free 20 per cent.
Bars, steel, bevelled, for the manufacture of planer-knives 448 Free 20 per cent.
Blanks, steel, plain, for the manufacture of cams for brushmaking-machines 448 Free 20 per cent.
Blanks, steel, for making plane-irons 448 Free 20 per cent.
“Bowls,” stamped iron, not bored or otherwise worked, for use in the manufacture of “cabins” for petrol pumps 448 Free 10 per cent.
Discs of cast steel in the rough, plain or with hole in the centre, for the manufacture of circular saws or milling-cutters 448 Free 20 per cent.
Discs of forged steel in the rough, unworked in any way, for the manufacture of cog-wheels for change-speed gears of motor-cars 448 Free 20 per cent.
Enamelled iron sheets, plain 448 Free 20 per cent.
Plates, galvanized iron, rolled to a special shape, but otherwise unworked, for the repair of conveyors 448 Free 20 per cent.
Ribbon or spring steel, hardened and/or tempered 448 Free 20 per cent.
Ribbon steel, “Invar,” or steel having a similar co-efficient of expansion, for use in the manufacture of surveyors’ steel tapes 448 Free Free.
Sheets, iron, bent lengthwise, galvanized, for the manufacture of trolleys for churns 448 Free 20 per cent.
Sheets, iron, plain black, cut to shape, but otherwise unworked, for use as sides and bottoms in the manufacture of baths or buckets 445 Free 20 per cent.
Sinks, plain black steel stampings for, in the rough 448 Free 20 per cent.
Steel plates cut to circular shape 448 Free 20 per cent.
Tubes, steel, specially suited for the manufacture of plain metal poles for electric transmission-lines, on declaration by a manufacturer that they will be used by him only in the manufacture of such poles 448 Free 20 per cent.
Twisted steel bars suitable for the manufacture of fencing-posts, not being punched, slotted, pointed, or otherwise worked 448 Free 20 per cent.
Wool-baling hoops, steel, the “Economic Patent,” held at one end, studded at the other 448 Free 20 per cent.
Wool-baling hoops, steel, with holes punched at the ends 448 Free 20 per cent.
Jewellers’ materials, viz.,—
Beads, gold or silver, for jewellers’ use 448 Free Free.
Coronet settings in the rough, for jewellers’ use 448 Free Free.
Wire, gold and silver beaded, and galerie 448 Free Free.
Knife-handles, of bone or xylonite, unbor ed 448 Free Free.
Lamp-shades, brass stampings for the manufacture of 448 Free 10 per cent.
Lamps, materials for manufacture of, viz.,—
Brass stampings, plain, unbuilt, for the manufacture of lamps, including bowl, cone, and deflector stampings 448 Free 10 per cent.
Lead bars, steel cored, for use in the manufacture of leadlights 448 Free 10 per cent.
Lead bars, H-shaped, edged with brass, specially suited for making leadlights 448 Free 10 per cent.
Leather, viz.,—
Goat-skins, embossed with fancy designs, in rectangular pieces, specially suited for the manufacture of ladies’ bags 448 Free Free.
Letters or figures of brass or of white metal peculiar to use in making patterns for castings, on declaration by a manufacturer that they will be used by him solely for such purpose 448 Free 10 per cent.
Matches, wooden splints impregnated for manufacture of 448 Free Free.
Metal clips for the manufacture of cargo and similar nets being circular fasteners used to eliminate knotting 448 Free 20 per cent.
Metal (except iron), plain, in the flat, cut to shape 448 Free 10 per cent.
Metal (other than iron), in sheets, crimped, for the manufacture of reflective signs 448 Free 10 per cent.
Metal “sections” in lengths, not bored or otherwise worked (being angles, or channels, or H-shaped or similar sections), of copper, tin, zinc, aluminium, or alloys thereof of such as brass, gun-metal, bronze, yellow metal, or red metal, produced by either the rolling or extrusion process 448 Free 10 per cent.
Musical instruments, fittings and parts for, viz.,—
Pianos, fittings for the manufacture or repair of, viz.—
Brass hinges in 54 in., 56 in., and similar lengths 448 Free 10 per cent.
Hinges, “Invisible,” on declaration by a manufacturer that they will be used by him solely in the manufacture of pianos 448 Free 20 per cent.
Nose-bolts 448 Free 10 per cent.
Pedal-springs 448 Free 10 per cent.
Springs, bottom board, specially suited for manufacture of piano key-frames 448 Free 10 per cent.
Ornaments of metal, or of metal and glass, of such descriptions as may be approved by the Minister, for use in making cardboard or similar containers 448 Free 20 per cent.


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