New Zealand Gazette – 1957 – No. 86

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✨ Customs Tariff Decisions

14 NOVEMBER
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
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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.
124 (2) (b) (i)	Oxides of Zinc, of such qualities, etc.— Approved— Zinc oxide of B.P. quality .. .. .. ..	242–7/142/–
135	Chemistry sets (other than toy chemistry sets) comprising such articles as test tubes, flasks, spirit lamp, chemicals, glass tubes and other laboratory apparatus	242–4/204/–
199 (2)	HOSE, TUBING, OR PIPING, FLEXIBLE— Wholly of Rubber, n.e.i.— Covers (Duncots), for use on rollers of winding machines in woollen mills	242–18/2/21
204	HANDBAGS, PURSES, ETC.— Carrying bags or cases (other than golf bags) for sporting requisites	242–8/78/4
214	Replicas in miniature (other than toy tea-sets), made from china-ware or earthenware, of articles approved for admission under Tariff item 214. (See also Tariff item 215.)	242–14/52/–
239 (1)	TOYS, ETC.— Paddling pools, inflatable, of any material, for children’s use ..	242–18/26/–
239 (4)	Covers (but not carrying bags) for tennis and similar racquets ..	242–8/78/4
354 (1)	Tool sets (other than toy tool sets) such as drills, pliers, screwdrivers, packed in specially fitted wallets or other containers of permanent use	242–11/32/4
448 (3)	Emulsifiers and wetting agents, etc.— Approved— Iragol EMO .. .. .. ..	B.P. 3% General 3% 242–4/286/13
448 (3)	Ethylene glycol declared, etc., for approved purposes— Approved— For use in the manufacture of synthetic resins	.. .. 242–4/293
448 (3)	Lacquers, chemicals for making, etc.— Collodion cotton damped with denatured alcohol, butanol, or isopropanol	3% 10% 242–4/293/18
448 (3)	Resins in solutions, etc.— Melamine-formaldehyde Example— Super Beckamine 3515	3% 3% 242–20/162/26

PART II—INDEX TO DECISIONS

Tariff Item No.	Goods
204	Bags— Carrying, sporting requisites.
204	Cases— Carrying, sporting requisites.
448 (3)	Lacquers Collodion cotton damped with alcohol, butanol, or isopropanol.
199 (2)	Covers— Roller, winding machines in woollen mills.
239 (4)	Tennis and similar racquet.
199 (2)	Duncots (rings, rubber).
448 (3)	Emulsifiers Iragol EMO.
448 (3)	Resins Melamine-formaldehyde resins.
239 (1)	Pools, paddling, inflatable.
239 (4)	Racquets— Tennis and similar, covers for.
448 (3)	Resins Melamine-formaldehyde.
199 (2)	Roller— Covers, winding machines in woollen mills.
239 (4)	Tennis— Racquet covers.

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