New Zealand Gazette – 1951 – No. 30

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✨ Import Licensing Schedule

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).
264	291 ..	Paper-lace, embossed, and similar material, suitable for use in the manufacture of cardboard boxes	D	3%
265	294 ..	Paper seed-pockets, printed or lithographed, specially suited for packing seeds	1950	3%
266	296 ..	Paper (other than wrapping-paper), waxed, unprinted; also such paper printed and then waxed	D	Free
267	Ex 300 (2) (d) ..	Gummed tape paper and gummed stay paper in rolls, n.e.i.	D	Free
268	Ex 311 ..	Buckles, sandal	C	5%
269	Ex 311 ..	Buckles, and similar articles, wholly of metal (other than precious metal) even if covered with leather or cloth (excluding sandal buckles)	1950	3%
270	312 ..	Castors suited for furniture	1950	3%
271	317 ..	Culverts of galvanized corrugated iron (of 10 to 18 Birmingham wire gauge), iron gates for the same, and fluming of plain or corrugated galvanized iron (of 10 to 18 Birmingham wire gauge) on declaration by an official of a duly constituted local government body that they will be used only on public works	D	3%
272	328 ..	Implements and fittings specially suited for use in straining or stretching fencing-wire	D	3%
273	332 (3) ..	Ribbons for adding, computing, accounting, book-keeping, combined adding and typing, and cash registering machines, and for typewriters	D	3%
274	334 (1) ..	Dairying machinery and appliances, viz :—churns, power-driven, including butter-workers; butter-packers, butter-pounders, and cheese-presses	D	3%
275	Ex 334 (2) (b) ..	Pasteurizers, milk coolers, milking - machines and churns	D	3%
276	Ex 338 (1) (c) ..	Batteries peculiarly suited for use with hearing-aids	125% 1950	15%*
277	Ex 338 (1) (c) ..	Batteries or cells, not including storage-batteries and batteries peculiarly suited for use with hearing-aids	D	15%*
278	Ex 338 (1) (d) ..	Parts of storage-batteries, viz. :—battery containers	C	Free
279	Ex 338 (1) (d) ..	Storage-batteries, including parts thereof (excluding battery containers)	D	Free
280	Ex 338 (2) (a) ..	Outdoor pole-mounting air-break switch-gear	D	Free
281	Ex 338 (2) (b) ..	Plug sockets or bases, other than metal-protected industrial type with round pins; plug tops other than metal or rubber-clad industrial type with round pins; flush-plates; cord-connectors; tap-ons; indoor or switchboard type fuses up to 30 amps.; house-service or outdoor fuses or cut-outs up to 150 amps.; 5 and 10 amp. flush type and surface type domestic switches; through cord switches	25% 195	Free

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