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✨ Customs Tariff Decisions

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

[No. 9

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.

32 (2)

Aspirin, sweetened and/or flavoured

57-4/150/6

ANTISEPTICS

100 (1)

Lozenges, pastilles, and tablets, whether or not sweetened or flavoured containing (a) any of the sulpha drugs, and/or antibiotics (except penicillin) such as streptomycin, aureomycin, &c.; or (b) penicillin in combination with any of the sulpha drugs

57-4/294/28

Pencils, cosmetic, such as eyebrow pencils and nail white pencils

262

Screens—

57-6/41/4

Screens made from woven manganese-steel wire and having raw or finished edges

352 (b)

Tablet, pellet, and cube making machines

57-3/181/3

Valves—

57-2/443

Valves of corrosion resisting materials such as stainless steel and plastic, but not including valves of brass or other copper alloy

352 (b)

Boilers—

57-2/319

Automatic stokers, oil firing equipment, feed water pumps, and thermostatic controls and alarms, when imported with boilers classed under Tariff item 353 (8) (c) are to be classed separately under the appropriate Tariff items

353 (8) (c)

Foils—

57-3/236/4

Metal foil, corrugated

57-6/129/2

Mats, table, made from strips of bamboo

414 (3)

Metal, asbestos protected, in flat or shaped sheets, for roof ridging

442

Detergents (not being soaps or containing soap) as may be approved, imported in bulk—

357 (6)

Nansa BX, S

57-15/4/3

57-3/620/2

57-340/15

Tobacco pouches, rubber linings for

448 (3)

Cellulose wood pulp, compressed, in sheets

449 (2) (d)

B.P.

General.

57-18/20

57-20/145

PART II—INDEX TO DECISIONS

Tariff Item No.

Goods.

353 (8) (c)

Alarms— Thermostatic, with dutiable boilers.

Aspirin, flavoured.

414 (3)

Bamboo table mats.

Cellulose—

Woodpulp in sheets.

449 (2) (d)

Cube making machines.

352

Eyebrow pencils.

262

Foil— Metal, corrugated.

357 (6)

Mats— Table, bamboo.

414 (3)

Metal— Asbestos protected, for roof ridging.

442

Nail white pencils.

262

Nansa— BX, S.

448

Oil firing equipment with dutiable boilers.

Pellet— Making machines.

353 (8) (c)

Tablet

Pencils— Cosmetic. Eyebrow. Nail white.

262

Pouches— Tobacco, linings for.

262

Pumps— Feed water, with dutiable boilers.

448

Rubber— Linings for tobacco pouches.

352

Screens— Wire, manganese steel.

353 (8) (c)

Stokers— Automatic, with dutiable boilers.

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