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✨ Customs Tariff Decisions

Decisions Under the Customs Acts

Customs Department,
Wellington C. 1, 10 April 1952.

THE following decisions in interpretation of the Customs Tariff are published for public information :—

PART I—DECISIONS IN INTERPRETATION OF THE TARIFF

Tariff Item. Decision. Record No.

ANTISEPTICS—
Mapharsan
Belt fasteners, not being buckles
Cloths, polishing, chemically treated
Buckles, metal, covered with any material
Washing machines, flower pot

Fruit and vegetable preparing—
Blanching, cleaning, hulling, paring, peeling, polishing, seeding, snipping, stoning, and washing machines and appliances, for use in fruit and vegetable preparing, but not suitable for use in hospitals, hotels, institutions, and domestic homes. (See also Tariff item 353 (8) (c)—Food preparing)

Woollen mill and hosiery mill—
Bands or straps, loom picking
Wire, metal, plain, of any cross sectional shape
Seat frames and pedestals, combined or separate, seat irons, legs, and standards (not including springs or upholstery of any kind) specially suited for use on vehicles. (See also Tariff item 356 (1) (c)—Tramcars)

Walnut, African (lova klainean, meliaceae sp.)

Seats, temporary, for children's use in motor vehicles
Projectors for film strips and slides (still projection) may be admitted under the decision on page 178 of “Decisions of the Minister of Customs” reading “Cinema projectors imported by the undermentioned organizations on declaration, &c.”

Alkyl aryl sulphonates as may be approved. (Decision on page 183 of “Decisions of the Minister of Customs”)

Approved—
Cerfak 1305
Emulsifiers—
Adtex.
Sulfol 448
Hearing aid appliances—
Valves, amplifying, of approved patterns—
Approved—
Raytheon 507AX

PART II—INDEX TO DECISIONS

Tariff Item No. Goods.

448 Emulsifiers .. Adtex.
352 Woollen .. Bands—
Picking.
Belt—
Fasteners (apparel).
Buckles—
Metal, covered.
311 Alkyl .. Cerfak 1305.
Cloths—
Polishing.
Fasteners—
Belt (apparel).
Flower—
Pot washing machines.
Loom picking straps or bands.
Love klainean timber.
Walnut
Antiseptics .. Mapharsan.
Polishing—
Cloths, impregnated.
Raytheon valves 507AX.
Straps—
Picking.
Sulfol 448.
Valves—
Hearing aid.
Washing—
Machines, flower pot.

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🏭 Decisions Under the Customs Acts

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated10 April 1952
KeywordsCustoms Tariff, Interpretations, Decisions, Trade Regulations
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Customs Department, Wellington C. 1

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