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✨ Customs Tariff Decisions

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

[No. 21

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 No. Decision Record No.
32 (2) Fruits glace, and mixtures of glace fruits and nuts 105–10/70
203 Articles made from pliable plastic sheet which, if made of leather, would be classed under Tariff item 203 105–13/165
351 (11) Stapling or tacking ‘guns’ (trigger tackers) hand operated, being spring actuated appliances containing a reservoir of staples, one of which is driven at each operation of the trigger (see also Tariff item 354—stapling hammers) 105–3/61/5
Meatworks appliances—
352 (b) Nozzles, brine spray 105–3/11/17
352 (b) Seaming machines, for joining sheets of plastic film by means of heat 105–2/622
354 (1) Stapling hammers and pliers, being hand tools containing a reservoir of staples, one of which is driven automatically at each blow of the hammer or operation of the pliers (see also Tariff item 351 (11)—Stapling guns) 105–3/61/5

Methyl alcohol, anhydrous, etc.—
448 (3) (9) Making duplicating fluid for use with spirit duplicating machines 3% 3% 105–4/94
448 (3) (10) As a solvent for dyestuffs used in dying furs 3% 3% 105–4/94
Upholstery—
448 (3) Pipings (but not piping cords) of any material (for piping cords see Tariff item 143) 3% 3% 105–20/155/8

PART II—INDEX TO DECISIONS

Tariff Item No. Goods
32 (2) Fruit—
Glace, including mixtures with nuts.
32 (2) Glace—
Fruits, including mixtures with nuts.
351 (11) Guns—
Stapling or tacking.
354 (1) Hammers—
Stapling.
352 (b) Nozzles—
Brine spray.
Plastic—
203 Articles made from pliable sheet.
352 (b) Seaming machines for plastic film.
354 (1) Pliers, stapling.
352 (b) Seaming machines, plastic film.
351 (11) Stapling—
354 (1) Guns.
351 (11) Hammers and pliers.
351 (11) Tackers, trigger.
Tacking or stapling guns.

PART III—DECISIONS WHICH ARE CANCELLED

Tariff Item No. Cancelled Decision
134 (2) Surgeons Incubators for nursing sickly or premature infants. (See revised decision.)
352 (b) Welding machines for joining plastic material by means of electronic heat. (See revised decision.)
354 (1) Pullers, wheel and bearing.
354 (1) Tackers or tack hammers, automatic, hand operated . . . wallboard to walls, etc. (See revised decisions.)
448 (3) Upholstery Pipings of any material. (See revised decision.)

Customs Department, Wellington C.1., 1 April 1954.
(Tariff Order 105)

D. G. SAWERS, Comptroller of Customs.

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🏭 Decisions Under the Customs Acts - Tariff Interpretation and Amendments

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Dated1 April 1954
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D. G. Sawers, Comptroller of Customs

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