New Zealand Gazette – 1935 – No. 8

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✨ Customs Tariff Decisions

Feb. 7.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 235

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.
Umbrella makers' materials, viz.—continued.
Handles, horn and wooden, suited only to be cemented to umbrella-sticks	448	Free	Free.
Leather straps for umbrella-handles	448	Free	Free.
Mounts, metal, unplated, for umbrellas	448	Free	Free.
Revolving joints for the manufacture of sunshades	448	Free	Free.
Uniforms and regalia, trimmings, &c., for, viz.,—
Badges, metal, for uniform caps and collars	448	Free	Free.
Badges, rank, of gilt and enamel, for officers' uniforms	448	Free	Free.
Emblems, metal (being finished stampings or castings) for the manufacture of regalia	448	Free	Free.
Epaulettes, metal, for uniforms	448	Free	Free.
Helmets, military and fire brigade, made in New Zealand, metal fittings for	448	Free	Free.
Lanyards of cord or leather specially suited for the completion of uniforms	448	Free	20 per cent.
Metal letters and figures suited for use in the manufacture of uniforms	448	Free	Free.
Olivettes for trimming military clothing	448	Free	Free.
Purl, gold or silver, for making ornaments	448	Free	Free.
Studs, white metal, for sewing on collars of military tunics	448	Free	Free.
War-ribbon bars, for attaching war-ribbons to uniforms	448	Free	Free.
The following articles on declaration by a manufacturer that they will be used by him solely in the manufacture of regalia or clerical vestments, viz.—
Bullion fringe and tassels	448	Free	Free.
Buttons, tinselled	448	Free	Free.
Cord, gold or silver	448	Free	Free.
Fringe, twisted	448	Free	Free.
Gimp, gold or silver	448	Free	Free.
Lace or braid, gold or silver	448	Free	Free.
Plate for embroidery work, being a narrow thin tape of metal	448	Free	Free.
Ribbon	448	Free	Free.
Tassels, chain, gilt, plated, or white metal.	448	Free	Free.
Upholsterers' materials, viz.,—
Cotton piping (textile with twisted jute or similar core) suited only for use in making mattresses and similar articles	448	Free	Free.
Leather binding or piping, consisting of enamelled leather with a cord or similar core, for upholstering carriage seats	448	Free	Free.
Piping of leather cloth, or of rubber, or of rubbered textile, having a core of wadding, cord, or similar material, when the mean diameter of such core does not exceed ⅜ inch	448	Free	Free.
Stamped metal fittings specially suited for use by upholsterers in building up sets or blocks of spiral springs	448	Free	Free.
Ventilators, metal, for seat cushions	448	Free	Free.
“Windlace,” cotton piping with a rubber core, used for the upholstery of motor-vehicles	448	Free	Free.
Valve balls of rubber and metal for manufacture of flushing-cisterns	448	Free	10 per cent.
Vehicles, materials for manufacture of, viz.,—
Beading, metal, in lengths, with or without nails fixed therein, suited for motor-car-step plates, or for carriage mountings	448	Free	15 per cent.
Channelling of felt or of felt reinforced with wire, specially suited for use in fitting windows of motor-car bodies	448	Free	Free.
Channelling, rubber, felt-lined, specially suited for use in fitting windows of motor-car bodies	488	Free	Free
Channelling, steel, felt-lined, not drilled or otherwise worked, specially suited for use in fitting windows of motor-cars bodies	448	Free	20 per cent.
Channelling, steel, in lengths, unbored, having a welded seam, specially suited for the manufacture of wind-shield frames	448	Free	20 per cent.
“Clinchcore,” for use, when covered with textile, similarly to gimp in upholstering carriage-seats	448	Free	Free.
Dome fasteners and similar fasteners specially suited for use in the manufacture and repair of motor-car and carriage hoods	448	Free	Free.
Door rollers of metal and wood for the manufacture of motor-vehicle bodies	448	Free	15 per cent.
Drip-moulding of rolled steel, for use in making motor-car bodies	448	Free	20 per cent.
Drip-moulding, “Wire-on,” (being a welting so shaped as to act also as a gutter to carry off water), for use in making limousine-tops	448	Free	Free.
“Hidemwelt” seat-trimming, for upholstering carriage-seats	448	Free	Free.
Radiator core material (for the manufacture or repair of radiators of motor-vehicles), viz.—
Copper in strips, corrugated, not exceeding 6 in. in width	448	Free	10 per cent.
Tubes, brass, expanded at the ends	448	Free	20 per cent.
Tubing of brass or copper, fitted with tin or copper gills	448	Free	20 per cent.

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

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