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✨ Customs Tariff Decisions

24 APRIL

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

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	B.P.	General	Record No.
338 (1) (d)
(i)	Batteries composed of other than cylindrical cells ..	...	...	217-12/6/2
	12-Hydroxy stearic acid declared by a manufacturer for use by him only in making greases	3%	20%	217-10/78/16
448 (3)	Propylene glycol declared by a manufacturer for use by him only for approved industrial purposes Approved— Manufacture of— (1) Pharmaceutical preparations. (2) Toilet preparations. (3) Culinary and flavouring essences. (4) Printing inks. (5) Germicides.	3%	20%	217-4/293/
448 (3)	Tinsmiths' materials— Bodies and other parts of metal (other than aluminium), stamped or spun, including necks and shoulders, for making buckets, kettles, tea and coffee pots, billies and similar holloware (not including (a) milk or cream cans of heavy factory types, or (b) tin canisters and similar tin containers for packing goods), not wired or curled, and whether plain, pierced, or punched; also all stamped or spun tinmen's fittings of metal (other than aluminium and excluding stamped bodies, necks, rings, bungs, tops, and bottoms, for making tin canisters and similar tin containers for packing goods), plain, pierced or punched, but, except in approved cases, not wired or curled. (See also Tariff item 356 (1) (d)—Tinsmiths'.) (Bodies which are completed in New Zealand merely by having an imported handle riveted thereto, are not regarded as embraced by the above decision.)	3%	10%	217-40/106/2

PART II—INDEX TO DECISIONS

Tariff Item No.	Goods
448 (3)	Grease— 12-Hydroxy stearic acid for making.
448 (3)	12-Hydroxy stearic acid for making greases.

PART III—DECISIONS WHICH ARE CANCELLED

Tariff Item No.	Decision
100 (1)	Anaesthetics .. Tuinal.
448 (3)	Propylene glycol declared by a manufacturer .. printing inks. (See revised decision.)
448 (3)	Tinsmiths' .. Bodies and other parts, stamped or spun .. embraced by the above decision. (See revised decision.)

Dated at Wellington this 24th day of April 1957.
(Tariff Order 217)
B

E. S. GALE, Acting Comptroller of Customs.

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🏭 Decisions under the Customs Acts (Tariff Interpretation)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated24 April 1957
KeywordsCustoms Tariff, Tariff interpretation, Import duties, Industrial purposes, Pharmaceutical preparations, Toilet preparations, Printing inks, Greases
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E. S. Gale, Acting Comptroller of Customs

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