New Zealand Gazette – 1960 – No. 50

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✨ Tariff Interpretation Decisions



12 AUGUST
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
1183
PART I--DECISIONS IN INTERPRETATION OF THE TARIFF--continued
Tariff Item No.
Decision
Tariff
Order
BLOCKS, PLATES, SHEETS, STRIPS, RODS, AND PRO-
FILE SHAPES, PLAIN, UNWORKED, AND N.E.I.,
VIZ-
COMPOSED WHOLLY OF UNHARDENED VULCAN-
ISED RUBBER-
Rubber in ordinary commercial sheets, plain coloured, com-
posed wholly of vulcanised rubber, and not ribbed,
grooved, or similarly surfaced to indicate its use for
floorcovering or step treads
Billiard cushion rubber in strips, whether moulded solid, or
built up (laminated) from sheet rubber
Crib sheets, plain, not reinforced or hemmed, even if having
a hole punched in each corner
COMPOSED PRINCIPALLY OF UNHARDENED VUL-
CANISED RUBBER, ETC-Door buffer strips, in commercial lengths, consisting of
rubber channelling with a sponge rubber core
Flap stock of rubber and textile shaped to fit inside the rim
of a motor vehicle wheel, when imported in long lengths
Rubber sheets, pimpled or pipped, with canvas backing, for
facing table tennis bats
Sheets composed principally of rubber mixed with other
substances and not being ribbed, grooved, or similarly
surfaced to indicate their use for floorcovering or step
treads
COMPOSED WHOLLY OR PRINCIPALLY OF SPONGE,
FOAM OR CELLULAR RUBBER OR PLASTIC-
Matting, sponge rubber, ribbed and grooved on one side,
but not suited for use as a floor covering
Sponge rubber in sheets or rolls, not being carpet underlay
material, plain or perforated, backed and/or faced with
textile
SHEETS, STRIPS, PROFILE SHAPES, ETC.-
VULCANISED FABRIC PATCHES, ETC-Patches or pieces of rubberised fabric or textile, bevelled,
shaped, or otherwise specially suited for the repair of tires
RUBBERWARE, N.E.I-Grommets or bushings for leading insulated wires through
metal sheet
Grips, rubber, for bicycle handlebars, wheelbarrow, lawn-
mower, and other tubular metal handles (including handles
of such articles as toy wheelbarrows, tricycles, toy lawn-
mowers)
Containers for liquids, collapsible, made wholly of pliable
rubber
Powder puffs, sponge rubber (see also Tariff item 184)
Buffers, closet, of rubber with metal inserts or washers
PLASTIC MATERIALS, PROCESSED, SPECIALLY SUITED
FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF PAINTS, ETC.-OTHER KINDS-
Resins in solution containing not less than 50 per cent of
solid resin, viz-
Alkyd and Glyptal
Epoxy
Melamine-formaldehyde
Polyvinyl acetate
Silicone
Urea-formaldehyde
PLASTIC MATERIALS PROCESSED NOT FURTHER
THAN THE FORM OF BARS, BLOCKS, ETC-
OTHER KINDS-
Bars, rods or sections (but not mouldings suited for use in
picture frames, in furniture making, or in building con-
struction), moulded or extruded, of plastic (see also
Tariff item 246)
Blanks, button, flat or convex-lens shaped, but not dished,
flanged or otherwise manufactured beyond the plain
blank stage
Lanital, being an artificial fibre derived from casein, im-
ported as fibre in bulk and not twisted or spun into yarns
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