New Zealand Gazette – 1955 – No. 50

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✨ Customs Tariff Decisions

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 50

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.
97	Serocalcin	149-4/436/-
100 (1)	ANAESTHETICS— Hydroxydione sodium	149-4/360/59
100 (1)	Viadril	149-4/360/59
178 (1)	HAIRCLOTHS AND IMITATION HAIRCLOTHS— Fabric, bonded fibre, being a felt-like material composed of a web or mass of compressed fibres held together by a bonding agent. Examples: Oswilena, Pellon, Vilene.	149-6/162/13
239 (2)	FANCY GOODS AND TOYS— Fancy goods and toys containing confectionery	149-10/136/2
244	Holders for film transparencies to enable them to be projected by a magic lantern	149-54/4/-
352 (b)	Winches, cranes, etc.— Brakes, magnetic or electric, for use with hoists, winches, etc.	149-3/817/8
352 (b)	Hoists or lifting devices, cable operated for raising or lowering implements attached to tractors, even if such hoists are attached to tractors on importation. (See also Tariff item 353 (8) (b).)	149-2/152/7
352 (b)	Trucks or trolleys, pallet, elevating, pedestrian controlled and hydraulically operated, having platforms or forks which can be raised or lowered to enable loads to be transported in warehouses and factories. (See also Tariff item 353 (8) (c).)	149-51/6/11
353 (8) (c)	Reels, hose, other than self-winding reels. (See also Tariff item 352.)	149-(8)3/17/6
448 (3)	Dodecyl benzene	B.P. 3% General 3%
448 (3)	Polyvinyl alcohol	3% 3%

PART II—INDEX TO DECISIONS

Tariff Item No.	Goods
352 (b)	Brakes— Magnetic or electric, for hoists, winches, etc.
448 (3)	Dodecyl benzene.
448 (3)	Electric— Brakes, for hoists, winches, etc.
352 (b)	Winches
178 (1)	Fabric, bonded fibre.
239 (2)	Fancy Goods .. Fancy goods and toys containing confectionery.
178 (1)	Fibre fabric, bonded.
244	Film— Transparency holders.
352 (b)	Hoists— Cable operated, for raising or lowering implements attached to tractors.
244	Holders— Film transparency.
353 (8) (c)	Hose— Reels, other than self winding.
100 (1)	Anaesthetics .. Hydroxydione sodium.
352 (b)	Magnetic— Brakes for hoists, winches, etc.
448 (3)	Polyvinyl alcohol.
353 (8) (c)	Reels— Hose, other than self winding.
97	Serocalcin.
239 (2)	Toys— And fancy goods containing confectionery.
352 (b)	Tractors— Hoists, cable operated, for raising or lowering implements attached to.
352 (b)	Trolleys— Pallet, elevating and hydraulically operated.
352 (b)	Trucks— Pallet, elevating and hydraulically operated.
100 (1)	Anaesthetics .. Viadril.

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