New Zealand Gazette – 1955 – No. 39

Page 949

✨ Customs Tariff Exemptions

3 JUNE
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
949

Decision No.
Decision

3—continued

CHEMICALS, DRUGS, ETC., FOR HOSPITALS, ETC.—continued
Goods approved—continued
Oils, fixed, viz., vegetable.
Oleic acid.
Potassium dichromate.
Pyroxylin.
The following goods when purchased or imported by the Director-General of Health, provided that he certifies that they are to be supplied free of charge to medical practitioners for the purpose mentioned—
Drugs for the treatment of malaria.

CHIMNEYS, CHIMNEY POTS, HEARTHS, KERBS, FIREPLACE SURROUNDS, AND OTHER FITTINGS SUITED FOR PERMANENT INSTALLATION IN BUILDINGS—
Fire slabs for domestic hearths.
Flue liners, being earthenware linings for interior lining of chimneys.
Metal flues for concrete chimneys.

CLEANSING PREPARATIONS, NOT BEING TOILET PREPARATIONS; TOOTH AND DENTURE CLEANSERS; SHAVING SOAPS AND SHAVING CREAMS; SOAP, CLEANSING, ALL KINDS, EXCLUDING HAIR SHAMPOOS—
Chemical preparations for removing rust and scale from metal.
Greasolv.
Harpic.
Kerful.
Kermeed.
Kleen Koils.
Lissapol.
Painters’ sugar soap.
Rawleigh’s washing powder.
R.S.R. (Rapid Spot Remover).
Teepol.

COAL, INCLUDING BRIQUETTES, CARBONETTES, AND SIMILAR ARTICLES MADE FROM COAL; CHARCOAL; COKE; FIREWOOD—
Activated carbon.
Blazo firelighters.

COFFINS; COFFIN FURNITURE AND TRIMMINGS; CREMATORIUM URNS—
Swansdown trimmings, embossed, in the piece.

COIN, METAL—
Milk tokens, metal.

CONTAINERS, BEING ORDINARY TRADE CONTAINERS FOR PACKING GOODS, EMPTY OR CONTAINING NON-TAXABLE GOODS—
Bagwash bags for use in the conveyance of linen and clothing to and from commercial laundries.
Bottles, glass, used for dispensing oil in service stations.
Boxes or cases of cardboard or plastic material with pad or tray.
Cake boards.
Cream can ventilators for attachment to the lids of cream cans.
Egg sections or fillers, also flats and cushion flats used in the packing of eggs in crates.
Envelopes or cards, printed in such a manner as to indicate that they are for use in the packing or mounting of postage stamps for sale.
Flower and plant pots of earthenware or plastic material in the conventional flower pot shape, and reservoir dishes when sold therewith.
Ice cream shipping bags and mattresses.
Jam and preserving jar covers and covering material.
Mail bags.
Metal clips for attachment to milk crates to facilitate their delivery and storage in tiers.
Milk bottle crates.
Seed pockets, printed or lithographed to illustrate the nature of the seeds to be packed therein and/or printed with the name of a seedsman.
Seed envelopes or packets, unprinted, on declaration that they will be sold only to bona fide seedsmen for packing agricultural seeds.
Sheep crates.
Wallets or envelopes, paper, peculiarly suited for use by developers and printers of photographic films and prints for enclosing negatives and positives.
Wedding cake boxes or tins.

CUTLERY, ALL KINDS, INCLUDING FORKS AND SPOONS—
Holders specially designed to enable razor blades to be used as scrapers or knives.
Knife sharpening steels.
Salad servers.
Scoops and spoons for serving ice cream.
Sheaths for sheath knives.

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🏭 Chemicals, Drugs, etc., for Hospitals, etc., Exemptions (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsCustoms Tariff, Exemptions, Chemicals, Drugs, Hospitals, Institutions, Medical, Malaria treatment, Director-General of Health
👩‍💼 Officials

Director-General of Health

🏭 Chimneys, Chimney Pots, Hearths, and Fireplace Fittings Exemptions

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsCustoms Tariff, Exemptions, Chimneys, Fireplace fittings, Fire slabs, Flue liners

🏭 Cleansing Preparations, Soaps, and Creams Exemptions

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsCustoms Tariff, Exemptions, Cleansing preparations, Shaving soaps, Soaps, Rust removers

🌾 Coal, Charcoal, Coke, and Firewood Exemptions

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
KeywordsCustoms Tariff, Exemptions, Coal, Charcoal, Coke, Firewood, Activated carbon, Firelighters

🏥 Coffins, Coffin Furniture, and Crematorium Urns Exemptions

Domain🏥 Health & Social Welfare
KeywordsCustoms Tariff, Exemptions, Coffins, Crematorium urns, Trimmings

🏭 Coin, Metal Exemptions

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsCustoms Tariff, Exemptions, Coin, Metal tokens

🏭 Containers for Ordinary Trade Use Exemptions

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsCustoms Tariff, Exemptions, Containers, Trade packaging, Bags, Bottles, Boxes, Crates, Envelopes, Pots

🏭 Cutlery Exemptions

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsCustoms Tariff, Exemptions, Cutlery, Forks, Spoons, Knives, Ice cream scoops

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