New Zealand Gazette – 1957 – No. 38

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✨ Customs Decisions and Index

Decisions Under the Customs Acts

16 MAY THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

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.
100 (1)	ANTISEPTICS—TriplopenMedicinal preparations, etc.—Examples—Co-DeltraCo-HydeltraPiston castings in the rough, unworked, except that they may have the casting “sprue” removed prior to importation	220–4/294/42220–4/287/64220–4/287/64220–3/124/–
448 (3)	Butyl acid phosphateElectrical appliances, other than lamps, stoves, and ranges—Insulating sheet, metal clad, plain, declared by a manufacturer for use by him only in making printed electrical circuitsEmulsifiers and wetting agents, etc.—Approved—	3%20%3%25%3%3%
448 (3)	P. 3ZHats and caps—Fabrics peculiar to hatmaking, etc.—The following materials:(a) In widths not exceeding 18 in.; or(b) In widths exceeding 18 in. on declaration by a manufacturer for use by him only in making hats—Grosgrain fabric.Hatters plush.Melusine fabric.	3%3%3%
448 (3)	Pleated allovers, being permanently pleated pieces of textile in individual hat size, even if cut on the biasOrganic sequestering agents used to offset the formation of metallic impurities in industrial processes (e.g., Nervanaids)	3%20%
448 (3)	Paints—Nuade, Nuact and Nuomix pastesNuospers 657Stabiliser A5 and D22	3%3%3%
449 (2) (d)	Silicones—Dri-Sil 29 silicone solution	3%

PART II—INDEX TO DECISIONS

Tariff Item No.	Goods
448 (3)	Butyl—Acid phosphate.Electrical—Circuits, electrical, printed, insulating sheet for making.
120 (1)	Co-Deltra.
120 (1)	Co-Hydeltra.
449 (2) (d)	Dri-Sil 29 silicone solution.
448 (3)	Electrical—Circuits, printed, insulating sheet for making.
448 (3)	Insulating—Sheet, for making printed electrical circuits.
448 (3)	Paints—Nuact paste.
448 (3)	Paints—Nuade paste.
448 (3)	Paints—Nuomix paste.
448 (3)	Paints—Nuospers 657.
448 (3)	Organic—Sequestering agents.
448 (3)	Emulsifiers—P. 3Z.
353 (11) (b)	Piston—Castings, in the rough.
448 (3)	Organic—Sequestering agents, organic.
448 (3)	Paints—Stabiliser A5 and D22.
448 (3)	Textiles—Pleated allovers for hats.
100 (1)	Antiseptics—Triplopen.

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🏭 Decisions Under the Customs Acts - Interpretation of the Tariff

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated16 May 1957
KeywordsCustoms Tariff, Interpretations, Medicinal preparations, Piston castings, Electrical appliances, Insulating sheet, Emulsifiers, Wetting agents, Hats and caps, Fabrics, Grosgrain, Hatters plush, Melusine, Pleated allovers, Organic sequestering agents, Paints, Silicones

🏭 Index to Decisions Under the Customs Acts

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated16 May 1957
KeywordsCustoms Tariff, Decisions Index, Goods, Butyl, Electrical, Piston castings, Paints, Textiles, Antiseptics

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