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✨ Customs Tariff Decisions

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
[No. 80]

Decisions Under the Customs Acts

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.
34	STEARINE DECLARED FOR USE ONLY IN THE MANUFACTURE OF—
Greases	51-7/171
121 (1)	Morphine and its salts	51-4/360/56
136 (9)	Arba canfoth (arba canjes) being Jewish garments of religious significance	51-30/18
352 (b)	Concrete working—
Felts, carrier, being endless belts of felted textile used in making asbestos cement sheets	51-8/34/2
352 (b)	Paper making—
Felts, carrier, being endless belts of felted textile used in making paper	51-8/34/2
448 (3)	Nitromethane	B.P.
		3%
448 (3)	Printers’, stationers’ and bookbinders’—

Paper—
Paper bearing the water-mark of a bank, in rolls less than 10 in. wide, declared by a manufacturer for use by him only in printing cheque forms | 3% | 3% | 51-6/5/3 |
| 448 (3) | Stoves and ranges—
The following articles, &c.—
Shrouds, pilot light, for electric stoves | 3% | 3% | 51-14/57/3 |
| 449 (2) (d) | The words “sodium or potassium salts of” are to be added to the examples “Carboxymethocel” and “carboxymethylcellulose” appearing in the decision “Cements—Sizes, cellulose . . . cellulose W.S.” | .. | .. | 51-20/3/49 |

PART II—INDEX TO DECISIONS

Tariff Item No.	Goods.
352	Concrete, Paper..

Conveyor, of felted textile.
Felts—
Carrier. |
| 352 | Concrete, Paper.. | |
| 121 (1) | .. | Morphine and its salts. |
| 448 | .. | Nitromethane. |
| 448 | Stoves | Shrouds—
Pilot light. |

PART III—DECISIONS WHICH ARE CANCELLED

Tariff Item No.	Cancelled Decision.
136 (9)	Arba canfoth . . . ceremonies. (See revised decision.)
352 (b)	Jackets . . . cement sheet making. (See revised decisions Tariff item 352, Paper-making and Concrete making.)
352 (b)	Filling, etc. . . The words “(In the case of . . . Tariff item 351 (14))” in the decision reading “Weigh-feeder machines . . . Tariff item 351 (14))”.
353 (8) (c)	Lifts . . . The words “(Solenoids . . . Tariff item 338 (2))” in the decision reading “Brakes . . . Tariff item 338 (2))”.
448 (3)	Bags, &c. . . Frames—
Handbag, covered with metal.

Customs Department, Wellington C. 1, 18 December 1952.

(Tariff Order 51)

D. G. SAVERS, Comptroller of Customs.

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🏭 Decisions Under the Customs Acts

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated18 December 1952
KeywordsCustoms Tariff, Interpretations, Decisions, Stearine, Morphine, Arba canfoth, Felts, Nitromethane, Paper, Stoves
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D. G. Savers, Comptroller of Customs

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