New Zealand Gazette – 1955 – No. 39

Page 948

✨ Customs Tariff Exemptions

948 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No.

Decision No. Decision

10—continued

BUILDERS’ AND CABINETMAKERS’ HARDWARE, VIZ.: FITTINGS FOR DOORS AND WINDOWS; DOOR BELLS; HINGES; BOLTS, CATCHES, LOCKS, AND KEYS FOR LOCK HANDLES, PULLS, SLIDES, AND OTHER ARTICLES SPECIALLY SUITED FOR USE IN THE MANUFACTURE OF CABINETWARE AND FURNITURE; PLUGS, CLIPS, AND SIMILAR ARTICLES SPECIALLY SUITED FOR BUILDERS’ USE IN AFFIXING ARTICLES TO CONCRETE OR PLASTER; HAT, WARDROBE, AND CUP HOOKS; SHELF BRACKETS

Goods admissible under Item 356 (3) of the Customs Tariff.

Air vents suited for use in sink units, wardrobes, household safes, and other articles of furniture.

Card holders for use on drawers and cabinets.

Clips for joining sheet glass.

Curtain track, curtain rod, expanding curtain wire, and fittings for use therewith.

Door fittings—

Cabin hooks for doors.

Chimes.

Component parts (lengths of rail or track, brackets, stops, hangers, sheaves or carriage wheels) of sets of fittings for sliding doors.

Door closers.

Door stops.

Draught-excluding shutters for attachment to doors.

Electric bells, buzzers and pushes.

Kick plates for doors.

Padlocks.

Panic bolts for doors.

Penny-in-slot locks.

Sliding door track for cupboards and cabinets.

Handrail brackets.

Insulated cup hooks; ruler hooks.

Shelves, steel.

Tie rails for wardrobes.

Wall hooks and moulding hooks for hanging pictures or mirrors.

Window fittings—

Fanlight openers.

Knuckle joints for fanlights.

Sash pivots, pulleys, weights, rollers, and fasteners for windows.

Vent lifts for glass houses.

Window lifts.

CEMENT, BUILDING—

Aerocem.

Flooring cement, Cushion coat.

Sika.

CHAIN, METAL, NOT BEING OF PRECIOUS METAL OR COATED WITH PRECIOUS METAL ALSO HOOKS, RINGS, AND SHACKLES THEREFOR—

Tire chains for motor vehicles.

CHALKS, SCHOOL—

Crayons being coloured chalks.

CHEMICALS, DRUGS, AND SIMILAR PREPARATIONS, APPROVED BY THE MINISTER FOR USE IN HOSPITALS UNDER THE CONTROL OF HOSPITAL BOARDS OR IN PRIVATE HOSPITALS AS DEFINED IN SECTION 125 OF THE HOSPITALS ACT 1926, OR IN PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS UNDER THE MENTAL HEALTH ACT 1911, AND SUCH OTHER INSTITUTIONS AS MAY BE APPROVED BY THE MINISTER, WHEN SUCH PREPARATIONS ARE PURCHASED EXCLUSIVELY FOR USE IN SUCH HOSPITALS OR INSTITUTIONS AND ARE NOT FOR RESALE—

The following institutions have been approved:

Hospitals under the control of the Department of Health.

Charitable institutions under the control of hospital boards.

The Rannerdale Home, Christchurch.

The Evelyn Firth Home, Auckland.

The Mowai Home, Wellington.

The Montecillo Home, Dunedin.

Medical Officers of Health.

School Medical Officers.

District Health Nurses.

The Medical School of the University of Otago.

The following goods have been approved:

Alcohol.

Chalk, prepared and precipitated.

D.D.T.

Dettol obstetric cream.

Drugs and chemicals used for therapeutic purposes only.

Iron, therapeutic.

Liquorice.

Medicated confectionery.

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🏭 Builders' and Cabinetmakers' Hardware Exemptions

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsCustoms Tariff, Exemptions, Hardware, Fittings, Locks, Hinges, Window fittings, Door fittings

🏭 Cement Building Exemptions

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
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🏭 Metal Chain and Fittings Exemptions

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
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🏭 School Chalks Exemptions

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
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🏥 Chemicals, Drugs, and Similar Preparations Exemptions for Hospitals and Institutions

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