New Zealand Gazette – 1951 – No. 30

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✨ Tariff Duties

Tariff Duties in Force. (* = Plus Surtax Nine-fortieths of Amount of Duty.)

Ref. No.	Tariff Item.	Description in 1951 Licensing Schedule.	Group.	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).
282	338 (7) ..	Electric locomotives; trolley-poles or collectors for electric tram-cars or electric locomotives; frogs, crossings, and line-ears for overhead conductors for electric railways or tramways; rail bonds with terminals attached	C	Free	..	..	20%	25%* (Switzerland 20%).
283	Ex 338 (10) ..	Radio hook-up, push-back, remit, ravine, slip-back, and lead-in wires and grid wires; microphone cable, single and twin core; single and multiple core inter-communication cable 10/-010 in. or equivalent; all 2, 3, and 4 core flexibles (with the exception of asbestos-filled or covered heater flexes) up to size 65/-0076 in. or 0·0025 square inches in nominal cross-sectional area of each core	D	Free	..	..	20%	25%* (Switzerland 20%).
284	Ex 338 (10) ..	Asbestos-filled or covered heater flexes; automotive cables	C	Free	..	..	20%	25%* (Switzerland 20%).
285	338 (12) (a) ..	Wireless broadcast receiving sets, built-up, but not mounted in cabinets	D	3%	20%	20%	..	50%*
286	338 (12) (b) ..	Wireless broadcast receiving sets, mounted in cabinets	D	3%	30%	30%	..	65%*
287	340 (1) ..	Table-lamps, reading-lamps, bed-side lamps, of stand or clamp type	D	10%*	30%	..	..	35%*
288	343 (1) ..	Machinery peculiar to mining or gold-mining, n.e.i. (not including dredging-machinery or screens for same); grizzly bars; ore-crushing rolls; ore-feeders; stamper batteries and steel shoes and dies for same; concentrators; battery-screening, woven, punched, or drilled, also similar screening on declaration that it will be used only for gum-washing	C	3%	..	..	..	25%*
289	343 (2) ..	Machinery and engines on declaration that they will be used only for mining (including quarrying) purposes, viz.—air-compressors (not including the motive power for driving same), fuel-economizers, capstan engines, winding-engines (including drums therefor), pumps	C	Free	..	..	15%	25%*
290	348 (2) ..	Portable steam-engines on wheels, with boilers of locomotive type; road-rollers, self propelled	C	3%	..	..	..	10%*
291	Ex 351 (4) ..	Mill exhaust-fans 5 in. diameter and over and limit-load fans	D	Free	..	..	20%	25%* (Switzerland 20%).
292	Ex 351 (4) ..	Blowers and fans, viz.—exhaust, blast, and ventilating (excluding the following types: all mill exhaust-fans 5 in. diameter and over; all limit-load fans)	150% 1950	Free	..	..	20%	25%* (Switzerland 20%).
293	Ex 351 (5) ..	Vacuum-cleaners, domestic type	D	Free	..	..	20%	25%* (Switzerland 20%).
294	Ex 351 (5) ..	Vacuum-cleaners, other	1950	Free	..	..	20%	25%* (Switzerland 20%).
295	Ex 351 (8) ..	Hand mincers	D	Free	..	..	20%	25%* (Switzerland 20%).
296	Ex 351 (8) ..	Grinding-mills, grinding-pans, ball mills, tube mills, bone-crushers, corn mills, coffee and spice mills, food chopping, mincing, and similar machines (excluding hand mincers)	C	Free	..	..	20%	25%* (Switzerland 20%).

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