1542

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

[No. 51

Tariff Item No.

Classes of Goods.

124 (6) .. .. Sodium hydroxide (caustic soda), on declaration that it will be used only in the manufacture of sheep-dip.
124 (7) .. .. The following substances when crude and in bulk, namely—Ammonium sulphate, bicalcic phosphate (precipitated bone phosphate), cobalt sulphate, ferrous sulphate, potassium chloride, potassium nitrate, potassium sulphate, sodium bicarbonate (borax), sodium nitrate, 30 per cent. potash, and such other chemical substances specially suited for the manufacture of manures as the Minister may decide.
(NOTE.—These goods are regarded as “crude and in bulk” when imported in packages containing 100 lb. or over net weight.)
Ex 124 (8) .. .. Metallic elements n.e.i.; oxides, hydroxides, inorganic salts n.e.i., acetates, and oxalates of aluminium, ammonia, antimony, arsenic, barium, bismuth, boron, cadmium, calcium, cerium, chromium, cobalt, copper, gold, iron, lead, lithium, magnesium, manganese, mercury, nickel, platinum, potassium, radium, silicon, silver, sodium, strontium, tin, zinc, and of the other metallic elements; metallic soaps n.e.i., [excluding oxides of zinc, ammonium hydroxide (ammonia solutions), hydrated lime (calcium hydroxide), cleansing preparations other than simple (unmixed) salts, silver nitrate, caustic soda in packages of 7 lb. or under, solutions of hypochlorites, sodium chlorate, sulphate of alumina, naphthenates of cobalt, lead, manganese, zinc, copper, and other metals; aqua ammonia, and dry white lead].
130 .. .. Saccharin, in the form of tablets, pilules, granules, or cachets, each containing not more than ½ grain of saccharin in combination with at least 10 per cent. of alkali.
131 .. .. Saccharin n.e.i., including substances of a like nature or use, and substances capable of conversion thereinto.
Ex 134 (1) .. .. Appliances (including splints) for wear, even if medicated, peculiarly adapted to correct a deformity of the human body, to afford support to an abnormal condition of the human body, or to reduce or alleviate such condition, or to substitute any part of such body; stump socks; crutches (excluding ear trumpets; ear tubes, audiphones, and other hearing-aids for the partially deaf).
134 (2) .. .. Surgical and dental instruments, also operation chairs specially suited for dentists’ use; dentists’ spittoons, self-flushing types; opticians’ trial cases, frames, spectacles, plain spectacle-cases, test cards and diagrams; also such other instruments and appliances peculiar to surgeons’, dentists’, or opticians’ use as may be enumerated in any order of the Minister; medicated remedial plaster or plasters.
134 (3) (a) .. .. Surgeons’, physicians’, and dentists’ materials, viz.:—Antiseptic dressings, gauzes, lint, tow, poroplastic felt, adhesive plaster not including medicated remedial plaster or plasters, spongio-piline, bandages, catgut, and sterilized and other sewings, artificial teeth, tooth crowns, celluloid blanks, base plates, denture-strengtheners, gutta-percha stick, points, and pellets, amadou absorbent, porcelain powder, enamel, inlays, modelling composition, investment compound, cement, and absorbent paper; also such other materials peculiar to surgeons’, physicians’, or dentists’ use as may be enumerated in any order of the Minister.
135 .. .. Scientific and philosophical instruments and apparatus, viz.:—Assay balances; chemical balances, sensitive to 2 milligrammes or less; laboratory retorts, laboratory flasks, and other instruments, and apparatus, peculiarly suited for chemical analysis and assay work; assay furnaces; retorts, dishes, and other apparatus, of fused silica or platinum, for use in chemical manufacture, or in a laboratory; microscopes, telescopes, and magnifying-glasses; also such instruments, and apparatus, specially suited for scientific and philosophical purposes, as may be approved by the Minister.
Ex 136 (4) (b) .. .. Gloves, fabric, other than “work” gloves.
Ex 136 (5) .. .. Dress bow ties.
136 (7) .. .. Hosiery, viz.:—
Ex (c) Men’s socks of silk, artificial silk, or nylon.
Ex 136 (9) .. .. Hair nets.
Ex 136 (9) .. .. Bridal veils.
141 .. .. Battery-blanket not exceeding 3 feet wide, material for filter-cloths, and plush or other cloth, on declaration that it will be used only for mining or gold-saving purposes.
145 .. .. Bunting, in the piece.
146 .. .. Buttons, crochet, and similar.
148 .. .. Collar check, similar material plain, and horse-cover-lining material, in the piece, of such quality as may be approved by the Minister.
149 .. .. Cotton, raw.
150 .. .. Cotton and other waste, engineers’.
Ex 152 .. .. Labels, and hangers, woven, for clothing and other textile articles, including hanger material, plain or otherwise, n.e.i.; woven bandings, bands, tapes, and similar articles (not including arm-bands and hat-bands), with printed, woven, or embroidered lettering, trade-name, or trade-mark, suited for use with apparel (but not boots).
156 .. .. Felted textiles, in the piece, on declaration that they will be used only for such manufacturing and industrial purposes as may be approved by the Minister.
157 .. .. Flags, viz.:—
(1) The Union Jack or any flag of which the Union Jack is part.
(2) N.e.i.
159 .. .. Floor coverings, viz.:—
(4) Linoleum, cork carpets, and rubber flooring, including mats (other than rubber mats), matting, and floor rugs, of similar material.
161 .. .. Haberdashery, n.e.i.
162 .. .. Hair, natural, or imitation, curled, waved, or made up in any way to make it suitable for wear.
163 .. .. Hairpins, hat pins, safety pins, and toilet pins.
Ex 164 .. .. Hat-hoods, woven or plaited of sisal, straw, hemp, rush, and similar materials, unblocked or partially blocked (but unsewn).
165 .. .. Hat-hoods, felt, of wool or fur, or containing fur, unblocked and unsewn.
167 .. .. Kiln-cloth, of horsehair or similar material, also kiln-cloths made up from such material.
168 .. .. (1) Lace, and laces, n.e.i.
(2) Ribbons n.e.i.
169 .. .. Leather cloth, and oil baize, plain or fancy, in the piece.
171 (2) .. .. Pins, n.e.i.; knitting pins; needles, viz.:—Sewing, darning, and knitting; crochet hooks; hooks and eyes for apparel.
172 .. .. Printers’ blanketing on declaration that it will be used only in printing.
174 .. .. (1) Sewing cottons, silks, threads, and twists, n.e.i.; crewel, flourishing, embroidery, darning, knitting, and crochet threads, of silk, artificial silk, imitation silk, or cotton, or mixtures of the same, plain or fancy; gold and silver embroidery threads.
(2) Sewing threads, and twists of linen; crewel, flourishing, embroidery, darning, knitting, and crochet threads, of linen; mending yarns, of wool, or containing wool, not exceeding 45 yards in length.
175 .. .. Silk for flour-dressing, in the piece.
176 .. .. Oiled silk, in the piece.
177 .. .. Staymakers’ corset-fasteners, corset-shields, corset steels, and busk-protectors.
178 .. .. Tailors’ trimmings, viz.:—
(1) Haircloths and imitation haircloths.
(2) Silesias, veronas, Italian cloths, and other lining-materials, of such descriptions as may be approved by the Minister.
Ex 180 (3) .. .. Scrim.
180 (4) .. .. Textile piece-goods, namely, moquettes, composed wholly of cotton, whether plain, hemmed, whipped or similarly worked.
180 (5) .. .. Textile piece-goods, namely, moquettes, tapestry and tickings, composed of cotton (other than moquettes composed wholly of cotton), linen, jute, hemp or other vegetable fibre, or of combinations of these materials with one another, or with any other material (except wool or hair), whether plain, hemmed, whipped, or similarly worked, provided that such piece-goods do not contain more than 50 per cent. by weight of silk, of imitation silk, of artificial silk, or of combinations of the same.