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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
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SCHEDULE—continued.
| Tariff Item No. | Tariff Item or Extract therefrom. | Original Group. | Total Allocation for Sixth Period, or other Modification. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ex 193 | Yarns n.e.i. (excluding hand knitting yarn and wool mending balls) | AA | 75 per cent. of 1940. |
| 195 | Boots, shoes, &c.—namely, children’s 0–9 inclusive | AA | 100 per cent. of 1940. |
| 197 | Gumboots, &c. | C | United Kingdom and Other British countries—100 per cent. same source 1941. |
| 200 (3) | Goat-skins and kid-skins, &c. | AA | 100 per cent. of 1940. |
| 200 (6) (b) | Patent leathers | AA | 100 per cent. of 1940. |
| Ex 200 (8) | Leather n.e.i.; belts (not being apparel), and belting, wholly or partly composed of leather (excluding sole leather n.e.i.) | AA | 100 per cent. of 1940. |
| Ex 205 (2) | Surgeons’ rubber gloves | AA | Any country—value applied for. |
| Ex 205 (6) (a) | Pneumatic rubber tires, and inner tubes of rubber therefor n.e.i. | C | United Kingdom and Other British countries—100 per cent. same source 1941. Licenses may be used for United Kingdom or Other British countries at discretion of importer, and for passenger or truck tires on the understanding that within the allocation requirements of truck tires will be provided for. |
| 205 (6) (b) | Solid rubber tires, &c. | AA | 100 per cent. of 1940. |
| 205 (7) | Rubber tire repair outfits, &c. | A | 100 per cent. of 1940. |
| 207 | Tanners’, curriers’, and bootmakers’ inks and stains | AA | 100 per cent. of 1940. |
| Ex 208 (1) | Infants’ feeding bottles of the “Pyrex” type | AA | 100 per cent. of 1941. |
| Ex 213 | White cement | A | 75 per cent. of 1940. |
| 214 | Chinaware, &c., suited for table use, &c. (Imports are to be confined to ware suited for every-day table use) | .. | United Kingdom—125 per cent. all sources 1938. |
| Ex 215 | Sanitary earthenware (excluding earthenware chambers, bed pans, commode pans, and wash-hand basins) | A | 100 per cent. of 1940. |
| Ex 215 | Earthenware chambers, bed pans, commode pans, and wash-hand basins | A | United Kingdom—50 per cent. of same source 1938. |
| 217 | Eyes, artificial | BB | Any country—value applied for. |
| 218 | Flooring, wall, hearth, and garden tiles | A | 75 per cent. of 1940. |
| 219 | Glass, sheet, common window or plate, &c. | A | Any country—value applied for provided that goods are required for housing construction and that applicants have previously imported similar goods. |
| 220 | Glass, plate or sheet, in sizes not exceeding 20 superficial feet, &c. | A | 100 per cent. of 1940. |
| Ex 222 | Toughened “safety” glass with rounded or polished edges | A | 100 per cent. of 1940. |
| 224 | Glass rods, tubes or tubing, plain | B | 100 per cent. of 1940. |
| Ex 225 | Drinking glasses | C | United Kingdom and/or Australia—100 per cent. all sources 1941. |
| Ex 225 | Globes, and chimneys, for lamps, n.e.i.; lamps, lanterns, and lampwick n.e.i. | B | 100 per cent. of 1940. |
| Ex 225 | Well glassware and electric lighting glassware for the manufacture of electric light fittings | D | Substitute Group C. |
| Ex 227 | Spectacle lenses | BB | Any country—value applied for. |
| Ex 228 | Plaster-of-paris, for surgical and dental use | D | Any country—100 per cent. same source 1941. |
| 229 (2) | Granite, or other stone, n.e.i., in the rough, &c. | AA | 100 per cent. of 1940. |
| 236 (1) | Cigarette-paper entered to be warehoused in any bonded tobacco-factory, &c. | B | 100 per cent. of 1940. |
| 237 | Clocks, time-registers, and time-detectors | AA | 75 per cent. of 1940. |
| Ex 239 | Lawn bowls | A | Australia—50 per cent. that source 1941. |
| Ex 239 | Sporting, gaming (excluding gaming devices), and athletic requisites, n.e.i., including billiard requisites n.e.i.; fishing tackle n.e.i., including artificial flies and other baited hooks [excluding hockey sticks, hockey balls and boys’ cricket bats (sizes 1–6) manufactured in India; tennis, badminton and squash racquets; golf clubs and golf bags; football and basketball covers]; combs, hair and toilet | A | 75 per cent. of 1940. |
| Ex 242 | Silverplated coffin furniture | C | United Kingdom or Australia—50 per cent. of same source 1940. |
| Ex 242 | Platedware, being cutlery | A | 100 per cent. of 1940. |
| Ex 242 | Materials suited only for the manufacture and repair of jewellery | A | 75 per cent. of 1941. |
| 255 | Photographic goods, n.e.i. | A | 100 per cent. of 1940. |
| 257 | Precious stones, and semi-precious stones, &c. | B | 75 per cent. of 1940. |
| Ex 258 | Sensitized surfaces, &c., for X-ray work | BB | Any country—value applied for. |
| 261 | Tobacco pipes, pouches, &c. | A | 75 per cent. of 1940. |
| 264 | Watches | B | 75 per cent. of 1940. |
| 278 | Ink, printing, black, in packages containing not less than 1 cwt. &c. | AA | 75 per cent. of 1940. |
| 286 | Paper on declaration that it will be used only in the manufacture of cartridges, &c. | A | 100 per cent. of 1940. |
| 287 | Emery-paper, emery-cloth, &c. | AA | 100 per cent. of 1940. |
| 290 | Paperhangings | AA | Any country—value applied for, provided that applicant has previously imported similar goods. |
| 294 | Paper seed-pockets, printed, &c. | AA | 100 per cent. of 1940. |
| 300 (1) | Carbon and similar copying paper n.e.i. | AA | 100 per cent. of 1940. |
| Ex 301 | Music text books, publications issued by music examination boards, music for schools, instrumental and vocal tutors and studies (excluding works used largely for recreational and entertainment) | BB | 100 per cent. of 1938. |
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