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).
297	351 (13) ..	Hydro-extractors .. .. .. ..	C	Free
298	Ex 351 (14) ..	Weighing-machines, scales, and balances, n.e.i. (except domestic hand scales, other than spring-balance type)	75% 1950	Free
299	Ex 353 (1) ..	Domestic gas cookers .. .. .. ..	D	25%*
300	Ex 353 (1) ..	Gas heating and gas cooking appliances (excluding domestic gas cookers)	1950	25%*
301	353 (3) ..	Gas compressing machines, viz.—ammonia compressors	D	10%*
302	Ex 353 (4) ..	Electric ranges.. .. .. .. ..	D	20%*
303	Ex 353 (4) ..	Electric cooking and electric heating appliances (excluding electric ranges and electric hot-plates for glass coffee-brewers)	D	20%*
304	Ex 353 (8) (c) ..	Clothes wringers, hand type .. .. .. ..	50% 1950	20%*
305	Ex 354 (2) ..	Shovels, sizes 2 to 10, round or square mouth, long or D handled	D	3%
306	Ex 356 (1) (c) ..	Frames for ladies’ handbags .. .. .. ..	C	20%
307	356 (3) ..	Builders’ and cabinetmakers’ hardware, viz.—hinges (not being gate hinges) suited for doors, box-lid, or similar. articles, latches, latch-sets, locks, lock-sets, and keys for locks; handles, pulls, catches, clips, slides, and similar articles suited for use on drawers or cabinets; metal escutcheon plates; handles, pulls, bolts, knockers, letter-plates, and bells, for doors; metal plugs, clips, and similar fittings, specially suited for builders’ use in affixing articles to concrete or plaster (excluding silver-plated coffin furniture)	200% 1950	3%
308	Ex 357 (1) ..	Copper, and copper-based alloys; aluminium and aluminium-based alloys; type-metal; gold	C	Free
309	Ex 357 (6) ..	Lead sheet .. .. .. .. ..	C	Free
310	362 (2) (b) (i) ..	Centrifugally-cast iron pipes, piping, tubes, and tubing, exceeding 6 in. but not exceeding 12 in. in nominal internal diameter	C	Free
311	362 (4) ..	Pipes, piping, tubes, and tubing (except coil pipes), lead or composition (per cwt.)	D	Free
312	362 (5) (a) ..	Knees, bends, elbows, junction or inspection boxes, including covers therefor, and other fittings, n.e.i., for pipes, piping, tubes, or tubing, viz.—of brass or other copper alloy	D	Free
313	Ex 379 ..	Perambulator wheels (licences to be available only for the importation of wheels, either with or without tires, exceeding 9 in. diameter from rim to rim)	1950	10%
314	Ex 379 ..	Tricycles .. .. .. .. ..	50% 1950	10%
315	Ex 379 ..	Hubs, spindles, and other finished, partly finished, or machined parts of tricycles	C	10%

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🏭 List of Items for Import Licensing Review (continued from previous page)

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KeywordsImport Licensing, Tariff Duties, Trade, Customs, Goods

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