New Zealand Gazette – 1957 – No. 71

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✨ Customs Tariff Decisions

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 71

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.
397 (1) (d)	PAINTS, COLOURS, VARNISHES, ETC.—

Paints and colours, dry, viz:
Dry colours, n.e.i.—
Blanc Fixe
Bole Armenian, dry (natural pigment)
Bone char or bone black, for filtering. (Not distinguishable from bone black used by painters.)
Bronze powder
Carbon black in powder form. (See also Tariff item 449 (2) (d).)
Carmine powder
Cement tinting colours, dry
Copper phthalocyanine blue (heliogen blue, Monastral blue)
Dragon’s blood (a dry pigment)
Gold paint, powdered
Vandyke brown crystals | 237–22/10/– |
| 397 (1) (f) | Cement-based paints—
“Snowcem” and similar paints | 237–22/10/– |
| 397 (5) | Driers, n.e.i.—
Cobalt linoleate, liquid or paste, containing less than 6 per cent of metallic cobalt. (See also Tariff item 124 (3)—Metallic soaps.)
Lead linoleate, liquid or paste, containing less than 25 per cent of metallic lead. (See also Tariff item 124 (3)—Metallic soaps.)
Manganese linoleate, liquid or paste, containing less than 6 per cent of metallic manganese. (See also Tariff item 124 (3)—Metallic soaps.)
Secatif paste
Seccoprestol
} Driers for printers’ inks | 237–22/10/– |
| 397 (6) | Paint thinners, n.e.i.—
Bisol solvents T.D., T.M. 926
Lith-kem-ko, deep etch lacquer thinner
Phenoglaze thinners | 237–22/10/– |
| 397 (8) | Colours ground in liquid, n.e.i.—
Antimony oxide paints ground in oil
Azure Blue 16197 (I.C.I.)
Graphite in paste form mixed with linseed oil
Ormonoid cement and compound, Rust Red
Pigment Fast Scarlet R.N.S. (I.C.I.)
Pigment Fast Yellow G.N.S. (I.C.I.)
Pure Lemon Chrome 3.G.S. (I.C.I.)
Rotor White (I.C.I.) | 237–22/10/– |
| 397 (9) | Varnishes, etc.—
Aeroshell compound No. 4 (A.P.C. 984)
Bakelite varnish B.V. 9700
B.R. 16624
B.R. 17085
} (Bakelite Corp., U.S.A.)
Brewers’ pitch
Finishing Agent VH. 645 (Ciba Ltd.)
French polish
Gasket cements which dry with a hard glossy finish similar to varnishes
Igol
Lacquers, photo-lithographic
Osotite liquid jointing
Phenoglaze
Phenoglaze P.H. 1 and P.H. 4
Plastoprene liquid
Preservatives, timber, liquid, containing stains. (See also Tariff item 448 (3)—Timber.)
Purigo | 237–22/10/– |

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