New Zealand Gazette – 1953 – No. 57

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✨ Customs Decisions and Regulations

PART II—INDEX TO DECISIONS

Tariff Item No.
Goods
448 (3)
Emulsifiers
Alcohols—
Sulphonated and their salts
and esters.
Alkyl—
Aryl sulphonates.
Arlacel.
Brake
Linings.
Chesebrough product 6080.
Chips of synthetic resin sponge.
Comprox.
G 1255.
Linings—
Brake or transmission in the
piece.
Lissapol.
Mersolat H.
Orinite CM 514.
Product 6080.
Resin—
Sponge material, synthetic.
Rolls—
Sponge of synthetic resin
material.
Santomerse.
Sheets—
Sponge of synthetic resin
material.
Sound—
Recorders, spare spools for.
Spades, power-operated.
Spans.
Sponge—
Material, synthetic resin.
Spools—
For sound-recorders.
Stanvac 40A.
Stanyl.
Sulphonates—
Alkyl aryl.
Teepol.
Transmission—
Linings.
Tweens.

PART III—DECISIONS WHICH ARE CANCELLED

Tariff Item No.
Cancelled Decisions
448 (3)
Detergents
Alkyl sulphonate.
Comprox A.
Empicols.
Gardinol CA paste.
Lissapol A, C, LS.
Mersolat H.
Nansa A and D.
Nansa BX, S.
Petrosol 33, 133, and SS.
Product 6080, Chesebrough Mfg. Co.
Santomerse 1, 88, and concentrate.
Stanvac detergent 40A.
Stanyl.
Teepol.
Wetsit. (See revised decisions—Emulsifiers, etc.)
Agral WBM, WBS.
Colosyl degreasing preparations.
Empilan FM, GMS.
Hydrosol XXX.
Lubrol MO, W, JN.
Manucol.
Oronite CM 514.
Promulsin.
Soromine, HS.
W 303 (Watford Chemical Co.).
Whitcol J. B. N. (See revised decisions—Emulsifiers, etc.)

Customs Department, Wellington, 15 October 1953.
(Tariff Order 89)

Notice Under the Regulations Act 1936

Pursuant to the Regulations Act 1936 notice is hereby given of the making of regulations as under:

Authority for Enactment
Short Title or Subject Matter
Serial
Number
Date of
Enactment
Price
(Postage
1½d. Extra)
Meat Export Control Act 1921–22
Meat Levy Regulations 1953
1953/128
14/10/53
1d.

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