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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 19
Decisions Under the Customs Acts
THE following decisions in interpretation of the Customs Tariff which appeared in previous Tariff Orders are repeated for the purpose of bringing up to date and amending the new pages 126, 140, 141, 142, 143, 144, 145, 145A which were recently issued.
| Tariff Item No. | Decision | Record No. |
|---|---|---|
| 352 (b) | Paint spraying— Paint spraying outfits, portable .. .. .. .. |
168–3/11/10 |
| 353 (4) | Heaters, electric, for motor vehicles .. .. .. .. | 153–3/189/27 |
| 353 (9) | Tower wagons, being elevating platforms mounted on motor vehicles and used for inspection and repair of tramway overhead wires. (See also Tariff item 414 (3).) | 168–11/54/4 |
| 353 (11) | PISTONS, CYLINDER SLEEVES, AND PISTON RINGS— Cylinder liners .. .. .. .. .. .. |
169–3/124/– |
| 353 (13) | Boilers— Feed water heaters. (When such heaters are imported with and as equipment for boilers admissible under Tariff item 352 the heater will be admitted as part of the boiler.) |
158–2/167/– |
| 353 (13) | Brick, tile, pottery, and concrete article making— Pipe moulding machines (but not machines for moulding concrete field drainage tiles), also moulds and pallets therefor, for use in making concrete pipes |
156–2/94/3 |
| 353 (13) | Controls, hydraulic, comprising pump, control valve, and oil reservoir, with interconnecting oil lines, for attachment to tractors to control the operation of equipment such as bulldozers and loader shovels, even if the controls are attached to the tractors at the time of importation | 164–2/62/4 |
| 353 (13) | Drilling, punching, and perforating machines and appliances for paper, other than those admissible under Tariff item 352 (b) | 171–2/18/58 |
| 353 (13) | Folding machines for paper and cardboard, designed for office use | 168–2/18/– |
| 353 (13) | Heaters incorporating electric motors and fans for use in motor vehicles, and which use heat from the engine cooling system. (See also Tariff item 356 (1) (c).) | 153–3/189/27 |
| 353 (13) | Pumps— Rotary vane types .. .. .. .. .. .. |
160–2/62/4 |
| 353 (13) | Valves (See also Tariff items 352 and 353 (2) )— Hydrants, fire, other than screw-down or spring loaded ball hydrants. (T.O. 70.) Sluice gates. (T.O. 85.) Valves and cocks, other than those classed under Tariff items 352 and 353 (2). (T.O. 46.) Valves designed for use on high pressure oil lines to control the flow of oil to hydraulic pistons. (T.O. 160.) Valve seat castings, centrifugal, in the rough, for oil engines. (Replaces the decisions under “Valves” on page 145A) |
The following decisions are cancelled:
| Tariff Item No. | Cancelled Decision |
|---|---|
| 352 (b) | Paint spraying .. Paint spraying outfits, portable . . . and spray gun. (See revised decision.) |
| 353 (13) | Brick .. Pipe moulding machines, also moulds . . . concrete pipes. (See revised decision.) |
| 353 (13) | Earth moving— Angledozers. Buckets, dredge, of pressed mild steel. Bulldozers. Scoops, earth, of under 20 cubic feet capacity. Scrapers, drag and rotary, of under 20 cubic feet capacity. Shovels, excavating and loading . . . Tariff item 352. Shovels, excavating, hydraulic, mounted . . . trench hoes. (See decisions Tariff item 349.) |
| 353 (13) | Laundry .. Ironing machines or presses, electrically heated . . . 30 in. in length. (See now Tariff item 353 (12) (a).) |
| 353 (13) | Presses .. Perforating machines and appliances for paper . . . office use. (See revised decision.) Steam heated, for pressing garments . . . Tariff item 352. (See now Tariff item 353 (12) (b).) |
Dated at Wellington this 28th day of March 1956.
(Tariff Order 172)
J. P. D. JOHNSEN, Comptroller of Customs.
Deficiency Payment in Respect of Export Meat
PURSUANT to the Meat Export Prices Act 1955, notice is hereby given that the deficiency payments set out in the Schedule hereto may be made to the owners in accordance with that Act for the classes of meat specified in the said Schedule for the week commencing on Monday, the 26th day of March 1956.
| SCHEDULE |
|---|
| Class of Meat |
| Chilled Beef |
Dated at Wellington this 26th day of March 1956.
For the Meat Export Prices Committee—
L. VOGTHERR, Secretary.
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