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✨ Customs Tariff Decisions

31 OCTOBER
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
2095
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.
352 (b)
Engines, Oil and Parts—
Marine oil engines, other than compression-ignition types,
including propellers, stern tubes, shafting, and brackets when
imported therewith as a unit to be fitted into a vessel
SHIP-CHANDLERY, N.E.I., ETC.—
Blocks, pulley, of aluminium alloys
241-2/51/4
241-3/47/27
369
METALLIC SOAPS, N.E.I., ETC.—
Cobalt linoleate paste, when containing 6 per cent or more of
metallic cobalt. (See also Tariff item 397 (5).)
Lead linoleate paste, when containing 25 per cent or more of
metallic lead. (See also Tariff item 397 (5).)
Linoleates, naphthenates, oleates, palmitates, resinates, and
stearates (except potassium and sodium) when in fused, solid,
or powder form.
Manganese linoleate paste, when containing 6 per cent or more of
metallic manganese. (See also Tariff item 397 (5).)
BOATS, LAUNCHES, YACHTS, ETC.—
Propeller assemblies, variable pitch
241-2/51/4
397 (4)
Emulsifiers and wetting agents, etc.—
Approved—
Brylyanz
241-4/153/79
417
B.P.
General
3%
3%
448 (3)
PART II—INDEX TO DECISIONS
Tariff Item No.
Goods
369
Aluminium—
Alloy pulley blocks.
Blocks—
Pulley, aluminium alloy.
369
Emulsifiers .. Brylyanz.
448 (3)
Cobalt—
Linoleate paste.
397 (4)
Lead—
Linoleate paste.
397 (4)
Linoleate—
Metallic element.
397 (4)
Manganese—
Linoleate paste.
397 (4)
Naphthenates of the metallic
elements.
397 (4)
Oleates of the metallic elements.
397 (4)
Palmitates of the metallic ele-
ments.
417
Propeller assemblies, variable
pitch.
Pulley—
369
Blocks, aluminium alloy.
397 (4)
Resinates of the metallic ele-
ments.
397 (4)
Stearates—
Of the metallic elements.
PART III—DECISIONS WHICH ARE CANCELLED
Tariff Item No.
Decision
124 (3)
Soaps, metallic .. All decisions appearing under the “Soaps, metallic, n.e.i.” subheading of Tariff item 124 (3) are can-
celled. (See revised decisions.)
352 (b)
Engines, oil and Marine oil engines, other than compression-ignition types. (See revised decision.)
parts
CORRIGENDUM
The references to Tariff item 124 (3) in the decisions relating to cobalt, lead, and manganese linoleates, under Tariff item 397 (5), should
now be amended to read Tariff item 397 (4).
Dated at Wellington this 31st day of October 1957.
(Tariff Order 241)
E. S. GALE, Comptroller of Customs.

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🏭 Decisions Under the Customs Acts

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Dated31 October 1957
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E. S. Gale, Comptroller of Customs

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