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✨ Customs Tariff Decisions

21 Aug.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 1391

Decisions Under the Customs Acts

Customs Department,
Wellington C.1, 21 August 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.
100 (1)	ANAESTHETICS— Pharmarenin Pharmatonin	34-4/360/3 34-4/360/3
100 (1)
184 (2)	Handbags and similar articles made up by sewing or otherwise fastening together courses of straw plait	34-13/16/4
333 (3)	Sterilizers, electric or steam, for sterilizing soil, bulbs, or for similar agricultural purposes	34-3/408/2
336	Carburettors specially suited for use on flying machine engines. (See also Tariff item 352—engines)	34-2/38/19
352 (b)	Conveyors— Conveyors, roller, power or gravity operated	34-2/435/2
352 (b)	Engines, oil, and parts— Carburettors (other than those peculiar to use on flying machine engines) and petrol savers used in conjunction therewith, including control cables therefor with fittings attached, if imported therewith. (See also Tariff item 336)	34-2/38/19
354 (1)	Clamps, vulcanizing, not forming part of vulcanizing repair outfits. (See also Tariff item 205)	34-3/225/9
416	The following are to be admitted as educational apparatus, &c., on declaration that they have been specially imported, &c.— Cinematograph film projectors, including projection screens and sound reproducing apparatus for use therewith	B.P.
		Free

PART II—INDEX TO DECISIONS

Tariff Item No.	Goods.
184	Bags— Straw plait.
336	Carburettors for flying machine engines.
354 (1)	Clamps— Vulcanizing.
352	Conveyors— Roller.
100	Anæsthetics— Pharmarenin.
100	Anæsthetics— Pharmatonin.
416	Screens— Cinema.
333	Sterilizers— Agricultural.

PART III—DECISIONS WHICH ARE CANCELLED

Tariff Item No.	Cancelled Decision.
104	Weedkilling . . . Atlacide.
333 (3)	Sterilizers, soil, electric or steam (see revised decision).
352	Conveyors.. . . Conveyors, gravity roller (see revised decision).
352	Engines . . . Carburettors and petrol savers . . . to which they belong (see revised decision).
352	Pipes . . . Pulsometer couplings.
352	Pipes . . . Viking-Johnson couplings . . . from the pipes (see revised decision—Tariff Order 31).
352	Transmission; gears, reduction {The word “Morse” appearing in the decision on “Straight line, Morse”. {Straight line roller tooth speed reducing gears.
416	Declaration . . . {Cinematographs. {Projectors, sound film, portable.
448	Metal . . . Iron sheets, tinned and lacquered in plain colours (see now Tariff item 357—decision in Tariff Order 32).

(Tariff Order 33) D. G. SAVERS, Comptroller of Customs.

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🏭 Decisions Under the Customs Acts

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated21 August 1952
KeywordsCustoms Tariff, Decisions, Interpretations, Tariff Items
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D. G. Savers, Comptroller of Customs

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