New Zealand Gazette – 1951 – No. 30

Page 503

✨ Import Tariff Duties



Ref.
No.
Tariff Item.
Description in 1951 Licensing Schedule.
Group.
Tariff Duties in Force. ( = Plus Surtax Nine-fortieths of Amount of Duty.)
British Preferential (for Surtax
See Footnote).
Australian Agreement (No Surtax).
Canadian Agreement (Liable to
Surtax Where so
Indicated).
M.F.N.
(No Surtax).
General (Liable to Surtax
as Indicated).
219 Ex 136 (9) . . . . Babies’ clothing suited for wear by infants up to the
age of two years
1950
25%
40%
45%
..
65%
220 144 . . . . Brattice-cloth of jute or hessian .. .. .. ..
C
3%
..
..
..
15%
221 Ex 155 . . . . Carpeting (felt) and under-felt .. .. .. ..
C
3%
..
..
..
10%
222 Ex 155 . . . . Felt piece-goods n.e.i., not including felted textiles
(excluding carpeting (felt) and under-felt)
125% 1950
3%
..
..
..
10%
223 158 . . . . Flock .. .. .. .. .. .. ..
D
3%
..
..
..
30%
224 179 . . . . Tarpaulins, tents, sails, rick-covers, and wagon-
covers
D
15%
..
..
..
40%
225 Ex 184 (2) . . Sanitary towels .. .. .. .. .. ..
D
20%
..
..
..
45%
226 189 . . .. Upholstery n.e.i.
D
15%
40%
..
..
50%
227 191 (2) . . .. Yarn, jute .. .. .. .. .. ..
C
3%
..
..
..
3%
228 191 (3) . . .. Yarn, viz.—flax and hemp .. .. .. .. ..
C
3%
..
..
..
3%
229 197 . . .. Gumboots, half-knee, knee, or thigh, with soles either
of leather or of rubber and measuring not less than
9½in. from the lowest point reached by the
line of the top of the upper to a horizontal surface
on which the boot is placed
Women’s and
children’s
bright gum
boots, 1950;
men’s lace
gum boots,
O.T.S.C.
and Canada
1 9 5 0 ;
b a l a n c e
deferred
3%
..
..
..
25%
230 Ex 199 (1) . . Hose, tubing, or piping, flexible, of plastic .. .. .. ..
D
3%
..
..
..
25%
231 Ex 199 (1) . . Hose, tubing, or piping, flexible, of canvas, rubber
(other than hose, tubing, or piping, flexible, wholly
of rubber, n.e.i.), metal, or other material (except
leather), armoured or otherwise, n.e.i. (excluding of
plastic)
50% 1950
3%
..
..
..
25%
232 199 (2) . . .. Hose, tubing, or piping, flexible, wholly of rubber,
n.e.i.
D
3%
15%
15%
..
35%
233 200 (2) . . .. Chamois leather .. .. .. .. .. ..
D
20%
15%
..
30%
40%
234 200 (4) (a) . . Hide leathers, crust or rough tanned, but undressed
D
5%
20% or 3d. per lb.†
20% or 3d. per lb.†
..
30% or 5d. per lb.†
235 200 (4) (b) . . Kangaroo-skins and wallaby-skins, crust or rough
D
tanned, but undressed
5%
..
..
..
10%
236 200 (6) (a) . . Leather, japanned or enamelled, other than patent
leathers; also such other leather specially suited
for furniture and upholstery work as may be
approved by the Minister and under conditions
prescribed by him
C
3%
20%
20%
..
30%
237 200 (7) . . Sole leather, being bends each weighing 14 lb. net or
over (per lb.)
D
3d.
..
..
..
5d.
238 Ex 200 (8) . . Sole leather n.e.i.
D
15% or 3d. per lb.†
20% or 3d. per lb.†
20% or 3d. per lb.†
..
30% or 5d. per lb.†
239 Ex 200 (8). . Sheepskin leather .. .. .. .. .. ..
D
15% or 3d. per lb.†
20% or 3d. per lb.†
20% or 3d. per lb.†
..
30%or 5d. per lb.†
240 Ex 200 (8) . . Leather n.e.i. (excluding sole leather n.e.i. and sheep-
skin leather)
1950
15% or 3d. per lb.†
20% or 3d. per lb.†
20% or 3d. per lb.†
..
30% or 5d. per lb.†



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