New Zealand Gazette – 1953 – No. 8

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✨ Customs Tariff Decisions

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.
114	Allyl cyclohexanepropionate	56–11/54/2
119	Blowfly dressings for fly strike in sheep	56–7/116/8
138	Bags, anode, for use in electroplating	56–3/642
184 (2)	Bags, textile, of permanent use, fitted with sewing requisites	56–3/427
255	Film titling and copying outfits for use with cine-cameras of less than 35 mm. (see also Tariff item 352 (b)—photographers')	56–54/3
340 (2)	Flashlights, photographic	56–54/4
342	Knitting registers or row counters for attaching to knitting needles to keep a tally of the number of rows knitted	56–3/427
352 (b)	Cameras, cinematograph, 35 mm.	56–54/3
352 (b)	Film titling and copying outfits specially designed for use only with 35 mm. cine-cameras (see also Tariff item 255)	56–54/3
354 (1)	Bodkins, taping or eyeletting	56–3/427
448 (3)	Methyl alcohol, anhydrous, and methanol, when declared by the user for one of the following purposes:— (1) As a coagulant in the manufacture of rubber goods (2) As a solvent for cellulose-acetate in making apparel (3) For use in pneumatic systems of flying machines (4) Chemical analysis (5) Making sodium methylate (6) Detecting leaks in refrigeration equipment (7) Making photographic developing solutions (8) Making lacquers	3% B.P. 3% General.
Oils— Miscellaneous oils— Oils declared by a manufacturer for use by him only for— (1) Rope batching (2) Flax fibre batching (3) Wool batching (4) Rubber processing	3% B.P. 3% General.	56–7/50/4

PART II—INDEX TO DECISIONS

Tariff Item No.	Goods.
114	Allyl cyclohexanepropionate.
138	Anode bags.
138	Bags— Anode.
184	Textile, fitted.
119	Blowfly dressings for sheep.
354	Bodkins.
352	Photographers’ Cinematograph, 35 mm.
352	Photographers’ Cinematograph cameras, 35 mm.
255	Photographers’ Copying outfits, film.
352	Photographers’
342	Counters, row, knitting.
119	Dressings, blowfly, for sheep.
255	Film— Titling outfits.
352	Photographers’ Flashlights, photographic.
340	Flashlights.
342	Knitting registers.
342	Registers— Knitting.
184	Sewing— Bags.
255	Titling outfits, film.
352	Photographers’

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