New Zealand Gazette – 1935 – No. 8

Page 233

✨ Customs Tariff Decisions

FEB. 7.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 233

MINISTER’S DECISIONS UNDER CUSTOMS ACTS—continued.

Goods.	Classed under Tariff Item No.	Rate of Duty.
		British Preferential Tariff.
A. and m.s.—continued.
Sennett, consisting of plaited fibre, on declaration that it will be used solely with twine-polishing machines	448	Free
Sheaves, ball-bearing, on declaration by a manufacturer of steel collapsible gates that they will be used by him only in the manufacture of such gates	448	Free
Sheaves, rubbered metal	448	Free
Sheaves, vulcanite	448	Free
Silk of the same quality as is used for flour-dressing, when cut up in New Zealand under supervision into sizes not exceeding 13 in. by 16 in., for use in making typewriter stencils	448	Free
Silk, potters’, for clay-dressing	448	Free
Spool centres or tubes of cardboard peculiar to use in the spooling of twine in the course of manufacture	448	Free
Springs, truss	448	Free
Staple-rings, suspending, for almanacs	448	Free
Stay tape, being strips of union (linen and cotton) material cut on the straight and not exceeding 2 in. in width	448	Free
Stoves, ranges, &c., articles and materials used in the manufacture of, viz.,—
Body stampings and handles in the black, for the manufacture of grill-pans for gas-cookers, under such conditions as the Minister may prescribe	448	Free
Canopy-pins, being ironfounders’ shanks or pins for the manufacture of ranges, &c.	448	Free
Cast-in insets for grid pillars	448	Free
Door-knobs for gas-cookers with special metal attachments to ensure tight closing	448	Free
Gate clips	448	Free
Glass “bulls-eyes” for electric ranges	448	Free
Radiator bowls, copper, bored or punched, but not polished, wired, or curled, for the manufacture of electric radiators	448	Free
Range knobs and ventilators	448	Free
Stampings, iron or steel, for the manufacture of electric toasters, not being built up in any way, and not being polished, plated, lacquered, or otherwise similarly worked	448	Free
Stampings or spinnings of iron, not built up in any way, for the manufacture of electric radiators	448	Free
Stampings or spinnings of metal other than iron, not built up in any way, for the manufacture of electric radiators	448	Free
Stampings, oven-grid, in the black and unassembled	448	Free
Thermostats, bellows type, for electric water-heaters	448	Free
Thumb rests for electric irons	448	Free
The following materials on declaration by a manufacturer that they will be used by him solely in the manufacture (not including repair) of articles made by him in N.Z.—
Electric elements in which the resistor or resistance is embedded in the refractory material; also resistor-supports of fireclay or other refractory material, formed by moulding or baking, suited for the manufacture of open-type electric elements	448	Free
Griller-cocks, and griller-cocks with crutch-keys	448	Free
Jets, brass, including long griller-jets for gas stoves	448	Free
Jet cocks (combination of low-pressure metal cocks and adjustable jets) for gas cookers	448	Free
Nipples, union regulating	448	Free
Oven regulators	448	Free
Stamped corrugated iron plates, in the black, whether or not punched, specially suited for lining the sides of ovens	448	Free
Stamped iron crowns, plain or punched, specially suited for making enamelled crowns for placing on top of and completing cookers	448	Free
Stampings, iron, in the black, for the manufacture of oven doors	448	Free
Strip heaters, “Chromalox” and “G. E.” for making electric-heating appliances	448	Free
Tap rails fitted with taps or jet cocks for gas cookers	448	Free
Thermostats for gas cookers or gas water-heaters	448	Free
Tablets marked “Hot,” “Cold,” used in the manufacture of water-taps	448	Free
Tap-handles composed wholly of porcelain	448	Free
Tapioca (cassava) root, ground, unrefined, on declaration by a manufacturer that it will be used by him only in the manufacture of yeast	448	Free
Textile piece-goods, viz.,—
Artificial silk piece-goods on declaration by a quilt-manufacturer that they will be used by him solely in the manufacture of quilts	448	Free

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

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsCustoms, Tariff, Duty, Goods, Classification, Rates

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