New Zealand Gazette – 1937 – No. 78

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✨ Customs Tariff Classifications

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 78

MINISTER’S DECISIONS UNDER CUSTOMS ACTS—continued.

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

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated30 November 1937
KeywordsCustoms, Tariff, Goods classification, Duty rates

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Record.	Goods.	Classified under Tariff Item No.	Rate of Duty.
			British Preferential Tariff.
31-2/368/8	Machinery, &c., and appliances, viz.—continued. Manufacturing, industrial, &c., viz.—continued. Dredging and excavating machines, viz.— Loadscoop, the “Parsons,” an hydraulically operated appliance for attachment to a tractor to pick up loose material and load it into a truck.	352	..
31-2/350	Emulsifiers and homogenizers, viz.— “Q.P.” power emulsifier for preparing pharmaceutical emulsions (Ormerod Engineers, Ltd., Rochdale, England)	352	..
31-2/127/28	Engines, oil, and parts, viz.— Reverse-reduction gears, being combined reverse and reduction gears for marine oil engines	352	..
31-2/342/18	Filters, viz.— Carbon filter blocks .. .. .. ..	352	..
31-3/307/21	Waste-oil regenerator, the “Schlegel” .. .. ..	352	..
31-2/275/5	Insulators and fittings therefor, viz.— “Mechanical Ears” including insulated bolts, hangers, and packing washers therefor, for supporting the conductor conveying the current to the motor of an electric hoist	352	..
31-3/649/8	Renewable underrun section insulators, including runner pieces for use therewith, for use on overhead tramway trolley wires	352	..
31-3/547/3	Lifting clamps, “Virex” positive, types “A” and “B,” for use in lifting heavy metal plates (Weldless Chains, Ltd., England)	352	..
31-3/654	Lubricating appliances, viz.— “Aro” pressure lubricator, model 112-F, manually operated (Aro Equipment Corp., U.S.A.) (NOTE.—The bucket is to be separately classified under T.I. 356 (1).)	352	..
31-2/485/3	Paper-waxing machine with electrically-heated rollers, including drying rack for use therewith	352	..
31-12/5/35	Photographers’ and similar, viz.— Dental film developing cabinet, the “Eastman,” including lamp, developing and washing tanks, and developing hangers	352	..
31-2/18/118	Printers’ and stationers’, viz.— Card-dusting and conditioning machine for removing dust, &c., from cardboard before printing. (R. W. Crabtree and Sons, Ltd., Leeds) (NOTE.—The electric motor and fan are to be separately classified under T.I. 338 (1) (a) and T.I. 351 (4) respectively.)	352	..
31-2/18/2	Lever card and paper cutting machines, all sizes.. ..	352	..
31-2/244/10	Road-making machinery, viz.— Bitumen quantity pressure gang sprayer, mechanical, engine-operated, the “Municipal” type EO/35 (Municipal Appliances Co., Ltd., Bamber Bridge, Lancs., Eng.)	352	..
31-3/315/5	Thermostats and heat-regulators, viz.— “Drayton” “VT” damper operating “motor”.. ..	352	..
31-3/315/33	“Major” thermostat control for regulating the supply of hot air to a paint baking oven (Major Furnace and Combustion Engineers Pty., Ltd., Melbourne)	352	..
31-3/315/30	“Powers” No. 10 Regulator with or without 3-way valve “Powers” No. 11 Tank Regulator for steam-heated tank “Powers” No. 11 Regulator with 3-way valve for mixing hot and cold water “Powers” Regulators Nos. 12, 15, and 16	352	..
31-3/315/32	“Victor” vapour type temperature regulators, Nos. 650, 651, 655 and 660 (Atlas Valve Co., Newark, N.J., U.S.A.)	352	..
31-2/11/6	Transmission gear, viz.— Centrifugal clutch, the “Broadbent” hand-controlled type 13	352	..
31-2/141/17	Pulleys, viz.— Pulleys being a combination of two grooved pulleys one of rubber for friction drive and the other of metal for belt drive, for use with electric motors for sewing-machines	352	..
31-3/315/30	Valves, cocks, and taps, viz.— Steam trap, “Powers” high pressure thermostatic (Powers Regulator Co., Chicago, U.S.A.)	352	..
31-2/556	Watch cleaning machine, the “L & R” electric (L. & R. Manufacturing Co., Newark, N.J., U.S.A.) (NOTE.—The electric motor is to be separately classified under T.I. 338 (1) (a).)	352	..
31-3/153/7	Metal-working, wood-working, &c., viz.,— Jack, the “Blackhawk” “Porto-Power,” comprising metal stand on castors, pump, press, hydraulic ram, and accessories for use therewith in the repair of motor-vehicles. (Blackhawk Mfg. Co., Milwaukee, U.S.A.)	351 (10)	..