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✨ Customs Tariff Exemptions

JUNE

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

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Decision No.

Decision

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PRINTED ADVERTISING MATTER, VIZ.: TRADE CATALOGUES AND PRICE LISTS, PROGRAMMES, HANDBILLS, AND CIRCULARS, BUT NOT INCLUDING POSTERS, CALENDARS AND SHOWCARDS—
Plans of church services.

PUMPS, ALL KINDS—
Pump washers or leathers.
Pumps for engines of motor vehicles.
Rox grease gun refilters.
Syringes, garden and similar.

PUTTY AND WOODFILLERS—
Vulcatex.

RANGES, STOVES, AND HEATING RADIATORS OF ALL KINDS; FIRE GRATES, FIRE BACKS, AND HOBS—
Boiler grates.
Bunsen burners for use with rockgas.
Drip-pans and grill pans for gas cookers.
Galvanized-iron hoods, canopies, or cowls for installation over cooking stoves or washing coppers.
“Hotdogge” and coke heaters with flues.
Plate racks for use with ranges.

REFRACTORY MATERIALS, INCLUDING BRICKS, BLOCKS, LININGS, CLAYS AND CEMENTS—
Feusol.
Greencote.
Kast-O-Lite.
Kastset.
Plicast.
Pyruma fire cement.
Sairset.

ROOFING MATERIALS AND ACCESSORIES—
Bitumen not over 40 penetration rating.
Iron sheets, corrugated or plain, made from used iron drums.
Mastic asphalt aqua-seal putty.
Perspex in corrugated sheets having the standard pitch of corrugated galvanized roofing iron.
Wire guards for vents.
Washers, diamond shaped, for use with asbestos cement roofing sheets.

SACRAMENTAL VESSELS, AND OTHER ARTICLES AS MAY BE APPROVED, FOR USE FOR RELIGIOUS PURPOSES IN CHURCHES—
Alms dishes bearing an inscription or other marking to indicate that they are for religious use in churches.
Altar book rests.
Altar bread and wafer boxes.
Altar crosses.
Altar cruets and altar flagons for wine and water.
Altar linen in sets, burses and veils, fair linen cloths and altar frontals, embroidered with religious emblems.
Asperges bowls and sprinklers.
Baptismal fonts for churches, being moveable articles of the pedestal type.
Bells, altar.
Candle extinguishers.
Chalices and patens.
Ciboria.
Communion glasses.
Crucifixes, when (a) mounted on a base for use as an altar cross or (b) mounted on a staff for use as a processional cross.
Figures not less than 10 in. in length for crucifixes.
Font ewers.
Incense boats.
Lamps, sanctuary.
Missal stands.
Monstrances.
Processional crosses.
Sick communion sets.
Statues, religious, not less than 24 in. in height.
Stoups, holy water, for hanging on walls, when having bowls of a capacity of not less than 6 fluid ounces.
Thuribles.
Vases, altar, bearing an inscription or other marking, such as a cross, sacred monogram, or works, indicating that they are for religious purposes in churches.
Viaticum sets.

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🏭 Customs Tariff Exemptions: Printed Advertising Matter

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsCustoms Tariff, Exemptions, Printed advertising, Catalogues, Price lists, Handbills, Circulars

🚂 Customs Tariff Exemptions: Pumps

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsCustoms Tariff, Exemptions, Pumps, Garden syringes, Motor vehicle pumps

🏗️ Customs Tariff Exemptions: Putty and Woodfillers

Domain🏗️ Infrastructure & Public Works
KeywordsCustoms Tariff, Exemptions, Putty, Woodfillers, Vulcatex

🏗️ Customs Tariff Exemptions: Ranges, Stoves, and Heating Radiators

Domain🏗️ Infrastructure & Public Works
KeywordsCustoms Tariff, Exemptions, Ranges, Stoves, Radiators, Fire grates, Gas cookers, Rockgas burners

🌾 Customs Tariff Exemptions: Refractory Materials

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
KeywordsCustoms Tariff, Exemptions, Refractory materials, Bricks, Blocks, Linings, Clays, Cements, Fire cement

🏗️ Customs Tariff Exemptions: Roofing Materials and Accessories

Domain🏗️ Infrastructure & Public Works
KeywordsCustoms Tariff, Exemptions, Roofing materials, Bitumen, Iron sheets, Mastic asphalt, Perspex, Wire guards

🎓 Customs Tariff Exemptions: Sacramental Vessels and Religious Articles

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsCustoms Tariff, Exemptions, Sacramental vessels, Religious articles, Churches, Alms dishes, Altar cloths, Chalices, Crucifixes, Holy water stoups

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