New Zealand Gazette – 1960 – No. 50

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✨ Customs Tariff Decisions

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	Tariff Order
38 (1)	PARTIALLY PRESERVED FRUIT, ETC.— Cherries in brine, other than those admissible as A. and M.S.	307
38 (2) (a) or (b)	FRUIT PULP, CRUSHED FRUIT, MINCED FRUIT, ETC.— Confections made from dried fruit which has been reduced to paste and formed into bars or tablets	307
	Fruit, pulped, crushed, or minced, frozen .....	307
(a)	Tomato pastes and pulp, unsalted, and containing no other ingredients	307
104 (2) (a) or (b) (ii)	GROWTH REGULATING AND PROMOTING SUBSTANCES, ETC.— Preparations for assisting the setting of fruit crops, the development of roots on cuttings of plants, etc., and on transplanted plants	307
	Examples— Fruit fix, Fruitone, Hortomone A, Pree Plant, Ree Root, Rootone, Seradix A and B, Transplant, Transplantone.
136 (4) (a)	GLOVES AND MITTENS— Gloves— (a) Wholly of asbestos, or	307
	(b) Of asbestos lined with other material	307
(b) (i)	Gardening, working, etc., of textile faced with leather .. ..	307
(b) (ii) (B)	Golf gloves and mittens composed wholly or principally of leather	307
	Golf gloves or mitts .....	307
	Astrakhan fabric gloves with half or full leather palm	307
180 (7)	KNITTED PIECE-GOODS COMPOSED WHOLLY OR PRINCIPALLY OF COTTON, N.E.I., ETC.— Cuffs, cotton, knitted in long lengths, to be cut up for making hosieiry	307
	Padding, knitted, being a cotton material for use with clothes pressing machines	307
180 (8)	TEXTILE PIECE GOODS, WOVEN, CONTAINING IN ANY PROPORTION MAN-MADE DISCONTINUOUS FIBRES, ETC.— Tickings, mattress, other than those admissible under Tariff item 180 (5)	307
	Pile fabrics (imitation fur fabrics) ...	307
	Radio grill cloths .. .......	307
	Velvets, furnishing .. ..	307
192	YARNS, VIZ: Lanital (artificial fibre derived from casein) twisted or spun into yarns	307
205 (1)	RUBBER AND PLASTIC, AND ARTICLES MANUFACTURED THEREFROM, VIZ— NATURAL RUBBER, BALATA, GUTTA-PERCHA, ETC., SYNTHETIC RUBBERS, ETC. UNMANUFACTURED— Crepe rubber, even if masticated, being raw rubber not compounded or vulcanised	307
	Crepe rubber sheets, uncompounded, coloured or uncoloured, irrespective of the type of surface produced thereon	307
	Rubber sheet, smoked, being raw rubber passed through corrugated rollers which impart a ribbed pattern to both sides	307
	Latex, rubber, in ammonia .. .. ..	307
	Alloprene, butadeine, neoprene, and similar synthetic rubbers, in sheet or liquid form	307
(2)	RECLAIMED RUBBER, UNMANUFACTURED— Reclaimed rubber in sheets, devulcanised and not compounded	307
(4)	RUBBER, COMPOUNDED BUT NOT VULCANISED, AND ARTICLES COMPOSED THEREOF, N.E.I.— Dough being compounded sheet rubber, for making battery boxes	307

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