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✨ Customs Tariff Decisions

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 3

Decision No.

Decision

10—continued

WATER HEATERS—
Cast-iron boilers for water heating.
Thermette heaters.

WATER PROOFING COMPOUNDS—
Cemenfortis paint.

WHIFFLETREES, TRACE CHAINS, AND YOKES—
Iron fittings peculiar to use on whiffletrees.
Whiffletrees, unmounted.

WINDOW BLINDS; CURTAINS FOR WINDOWS; CURTAINS FOR SHOWERBATHS—
Blind rollers.
Metal fittings for venetian blinds.
Outdoor awnings and blinds of textile.

WINDOW FRAMES AND SKYLIGHTS, GLAZED OR UNGLAZED; LEADLIGHTS—
Wire screens for windows.

WOODWOOL—
Paper wool.

WRAPPERS, PRINTED OR UNPRINTED—
Book covers, being wrappers of paper for protecting library books.
Cake bands and frills.

YEAST—
Brufax.
D.Y.C. yeast extract.
Wylie’s yeast germ.

GOODS, WHETHER MADE IN NEW ZEALAND OR IMPORTED, WHICH, IF IMPORTED,
WOULD BE CLASSED UNDER THE FOLLOWING ITEMS OF THE CUSTOMS TARIFF:

Tariff Item

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(1) CRUDE DISTILLATES OF COAL TAR OR WOOD SUITED FOR USE IN THE
MANUFACTURE OF DISINFECTANTS; CREOSOTE, CRUDE OR COMMERCIAL; TAR—
Creostain Light Brown.
Kilmite.
Tar Oil.
Woodol timber preservative.

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DISINFECTANTS N.E.I., INCLUDING COAL TAR IN COMBINATION WITH
ALKALIS TO FORM SOLUTIONS WHICH WILL GIVE SAPONACEOUS DISINFECTANTS UPON THE ADDITION OF WATER; SHEEP DIP; WEED AND SCRUB KILLING PREPARATIONS—
Substances or compounds which conform to the requirements of section 188 (2)
of the Food and Drug Regulations 1946 for disinfectants.
Allan’s antiseptic and disinfectant.
Anso disinfectant.
Ata sanitary powder.
Clorodis.
Cresil.
Dettol.
Elco Pynoda.
Estenos.
Fibro powder.
Formosol.
Fragranspray.
Liksol disinfectant cleanser.
Liksol pine spray.
Liksol theatre spray.
Liquor chloroxylenolis.
Medico anti-germ antiseptic.
Monex.
Neomoscan.
Osmond’s concentrated pine fluid.
Phenzol cleanser.
Pynol.
Quixachor.
Shell sanitary fluid.
Sterol.
Stevens’ special antiseptic.
Sure-ol.

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🏭 Customs Tariff Decisions: Various Goods

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsCustoms Tariff, Decisions, Water heaters, Waterproofing compounds, Whiffletrees, Window blinds, Skylights, Woodwool, Wrappers, Yeast, Disinfectants, Sheep dip, Weed killers

🏭 Customs Tariff Decisions: Crude Distillates, Tar, and Disinfectants

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsCustoms Tariff, Decisions, Coal tar, Wood tar, Disinfectants, Sheep dip, Weed killers, Timber preservative

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