New Zealand Gazette – 1957 – No. 10

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✨ Customs Tariff Amendments

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 10

PART III—DECISIONS WHICH ARE CANCELLED

Tariff Item No.	Cancelled Decision
184	Bags, toilet ... or fasteners.
184	Handbags and similar ... straw plait.
184	Handbags made wholly ... decorated.
184	Purses made wholly ... decorated.
184	Rucsacs, Bergan ... therewith.
200 (1)	Cancel all decisions.
(4)	Articles made ... Tariff item 203.
(6)	Collar boxes ... lower rate.
(8)	Key cases ... lower rate.
203	Purses ... plastic sheet.
203	Wallets ... lower rate.
203	Writing cases ... lower rate.
203	Handbags ... plastic sheet.
204	Sponge bags ... plastic sheet.
204	Toilet sets ... Tariff item 204.
356 (1) (d)	Bergan frames ... rucsac.
356 (1) (d)	Bags of metal foil ... mesh.
356 (1) (d)	Frames, metal ... and purses.
356 (1) (d)	Manicure sets ... purposes.
356 (1) (d)	Pedicure sets ... toe nails.
356 (1) (d)	Pouches of metal foil ... mesh.
356 (1) (d)	Purses ... mesh.
356 (1) (d)	Delete the words “and leather strop” from the decision reading “Razor sets ... as a unit”.
356 (1) (d)	Toilet sets packed ... brushes.
356 (1) (d)	Vanity cases ... and puffs.
419	Brush cases ... other articles.
419	Toilet sets ... boxed.
448 (3)	Glove leathers ... conditions.
449 (2) (d)	Articles of plastic which if made of cotton would be classed under Tariff item 180 (8).

PART IV—THE CUSTOMS TARIFF (1956 REPRINT)

Amendments Effective from 7 February 1957

Pages 28 and 29—Tariff item 200: delete item.

Substitute:

200 Leather, viz.—

(1) Crust or rough tanned leather

(2) Dressed leather, viz.—

(a) Chamois-dressed leather

(b) Parchment-dressed leather, including vellum

(d) N.e.i., viz.—

(i) Bovine cattle leather

(ii) Goat and kid skin leather declared by a manufacturer for use in the manufacture of such goods as may be approved by the Minister and under such conditions as the Minister may prescribe

(iii) Goat and kid skin leather, other

(iv) Persians

(v) Sheep and lamb skin leather (other than persians)

(vi) Other kinds

Page 29—Tariff items 201, 202, 203, 204: delete items.

Substitute:

201 Leather board, or compo, composed of skivings, split leathers, leather scraps, or the same mixed with other material, cemented and pressed together, cut into shapes or otherwise

202 Leather laces; vamps, and uppers; leather cut into shapes; clog and patten soles; leather leggings

203 (1) Belts (not being apparel), and belting, wholly or partly composed of leather

203 (2) Manufactured articles of leather or of plastic sheeting, n.e.i.

204 Handbags, purses, shopping bags, schoolbags, rucksacks, sponge bags, portman-teaux, trunks, suit-cases, hat boxes, document or folio cases, attache cases, and similar receptacles (not including basketware, wickerware, or receptacles made of similar materials)

Page 35—Tariff item 261 (1) and (2): delete item.

Substitute:

261 (1) Tobacco pipes, tobacco-pipe cases, cigar and cigarette holders

(2) Pouches and cases for tobacco, cigars, and cigarettes

Page 35—Tariff item 262: delete item.

Substitute:

262 (1) Toilet preparations, and perfumery, n.e.i., including perfumed oil

(2) Toilet sets, including containers therefor, whether or not such containers are suitable for permanent use

Vide the Customs Tariff (Leather and Leathergoods) Order 1957, the Trade Agreement with Australia (Leather and Leathergoods) Order 1957, the Trade Agreement with Canada (Leather and Leathergoods) Order 1957, the Customs Surtax (Leather and Leathergoods) Exemption Order 1957, the Customs Primage (Leather) Exemption Order 1957.

*Plus surtax at the rate of nine-fortieths of the amount of duty. Where it is indicated in the column headed “British Preferential” that surtax is payable, such surtax relates only to goods imported from Ireland (except Northern Ireland), Union of South Africa, India, Pakistan, and Canada (including Newfoundland).

Dated at Wellington this 6th day of February 1957.

(Tariff Order 207)

J. P. D. JOHNSON, Comptroller of Customs,

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🏭 Customs Tariff Decisions Cancelled

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsCustoms Tariff, Cancelled Decisions, Bags, Handbags, Purses, Rucksacs, Toilet sets, Leather goods, Plastic sheet

🏭 Customs Tariff Amendments

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated6 February 1957
KeywordsCustoms Tariff, Amendments, Leather, Leather board, Leather laces, Vamps, Uppers, Belting, Handbags, Purses, Rucksacks, Toilet preparations, Perfumery, Tobacco pipes, Cigar holders, Surtax
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J. P. D. Johnson, Comptroller of Customs

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