Customs Tariff Decisions




reported in Cook Strait and in parts of the South Island. Rain
became heavy on the West Coast and affected also Nelson, Marl-
borough, Wellington, and Southland.
A vigorous cold front associated with the last depression brought
rain to most of the North Island and the Marlborough Sounds on
the 18th and 19th. Southerly winds reached gale force about Cook
Strait, and some heavy falls of rain were reported in Wellington and
Wairarapa. Showers persisted on parts of the east coast of the
North Island on the 20th, but otherwise this and the following day
were fair, under the influence of a small anticyclone. From the
22nd to the 24th a deep depression moved southward from the
central Tasman Sea past Southland; rain affected northern and
western districts of both islands. On the following day a southerly
change brought a clearance in Westland, but there was further rain
in many other areas.
From the 26th to the 28th a deep depression moved eastward
from the North Tasman Sea over the North Island. Rain spread
southward as far as Greymouth and the Kaikouras. On the last two
days of the month a very deep depression passed far to the south,
and the associated trough of low pressure crossed the country, with
general rain. However, only light falls were experienced in eastern
districts of both islands and over the greater part of the Auckland
Province.
(N.Z. Met. S. Misc. Pub. 107)
M. A. F. BARNETT, Director.

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 Decision Record No.
Item No.
239 (1) Christmas stockings containing toys and other articles . . 288–20/6/6
The following stones, cut and polished—
Amazonite (Colorado Jade) 288–22/125/2
Bowenite (precious serpentine)
Chloromelamite
Jade (Jadeite)
Nephrite (Alaskan Jade; Siberian Jade)
241 Stones, precious and semi-precious, when made into beads (even 288–22/125/2
if temporarily strung), ear drops, brooch bars, hearts, crosses,
pendants, and similar articles suited specially to be mounted for
personal adornment but not worked beyond the stage of cutting,
polishing and boring, and not including articles classed under
Tariff item 241
338 (4) Lamps specially designed for the use of light or heat for therapeutic 288–3/189/36
purposes, including heating elements or bulbs specially designed
therefor, even if imported separately (for infra-red lamps and
bulbs for industrial heating, see Tariff item 352)
352 (b) Infra-red lamp bulbs, other than those specially designed for 288–3/189/36
therapeutic use

PART II—INDEX TO DECISIONS

Tariff Item No. Goods
241 Amazonite.
241 Bowenite.
Bulbs—
338 (4) Infra-red, therapeutic.
241 Chloromelamite.
239 (1) Christmas stockings.
241 Colorado Jade.
338 (4) Infra-red lamp bulbs, therapeutic.
241 Jade, Alaskan, Colorado or
241 Siberian.
241 Jadeite.
241 Nephrite.
241 Serpentine, precious.
239 (1) Stockings, Christmas.

PART III—CANCELLED DECISIONS

Tariff Item No. Decision
257 Jade (see Tariff item 241).
257 Stones, precious or semi-precious . . 243 (3) (see revised decision).
333 (5) Delete the word “brass” from the decision reading “Nozzles, brass . . . fan-shaped spray”.
338 (4) Lamps specially designed . . . Tariff item 352 (see revised decision).
352 (b) Infra-red lamp bulbs (see revised decision).

Dated at Wellington this 22nd day of October 1959.

(Tariff Order 288)

J. F. CUMMINGS, Comptroller of Customs.



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