New Zealand Gazette – 1960 – No. 50

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✨ Tariff Interpretation Decisions

PART I—DECISIONS IN INTERPRETATION OF THE TARIFF—continued

Tariff Item No.	Decision	Tariff Order
(ii)	OTHER— Rings for separator bowls ... ... ... ... 307 Rings or discs with central holes ... ... ... 307 Rings, pipe joint, for concrete pipes ... ... ... ... 307
(b)	OTHER KINDS— Clutch facings made from asbestos and metal, moulded or stamped in the form of uninterrupted circles, and whether or not holed for bolts 307 Corner trims of metal, being oval or diamond shaped washers for use with nails or screws to fix rubber insulating strip to the inside of refrigerator cabinets 307 Gaskets, circular, other than rubber or plastic, having a single orifice, whether or not holed for bolts 307 Rings, copper and asbestos, plain ... ... ... 307 Washers, metal, cone shaped ... ... ... ... 307
325 (1)	HAND CHEMICAL FIRE EXTINGUISHERS— Brackets for, if identifiable as peculiar to hand chemical fire extinguishers	307
333 (6)	PLOUGHS, CULTIVATORS, AND SEED DRILLS, ETC.— Discs for agricultural drills ... ... ... ... ... 307 Coulters, hanging or knife, mouldboards, sole plates, share plates (including share plates cut to pattern and thinned or bevelled on the cutting edge), shares, wheels, and other parts, suited for use with single furrow mouldboard ploughs not exceeding 266 lb net weight (Provided such parts are catalogued as standard fittings for single furrow mouldboard ploughs not exceeding 266 lb net weight, they will be admitted under this decision notwithstanding that they may also be catalogued as parts of other ploughs.) Coulters, rolling, imported with fittings, i.e., shank yoke, and clip, attached and having a diameter of less than 14 in. 307 Shares, cast iron, made by Ransomes, Sims, and Jefferies – Nos. 292, 495, 496, 497, 537, 592, 597, 608, 635, 673, 680K, 681K RNF series – 20, 41, 42, 43, 44, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 92, 114, NZ1, NZ2
333 (7)	CULTIVATORS, HARROWS, PLOUGHS, ETC.— Bars or plates, steel, cut to shape (e.g. bevelled), for tines of harrows 307 Belts, seed dressing, being clothing of pile fabric for dressing rollers and not being belts for driving or conveying 307 Blades for mole-drainage ploughs ... ... ... ... 307 Disc carriers for use in making ploughs ... ... ... ... 307 Graders, grain. (For spare or replacement rotary wire screens of the adjustable type, see Tariff item 352 – Screens) 307 Knifing and furrow steels, being the points of tines of scufflers and cultivators 307 Ploughs, mole-drainage ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 307 Screens or sieves identifiable as parts of seed or grain cleaners.. 307 Shares, cast iron, made by Ransomes, Sims and Jefferies – YL series for tractor ploughs 307 Shoe plates for cultivators, being steel plate cut to shape, in the rough 307 Toolholders for tractors consisting of two-wheeled steel frames for attachment to the tractors and designed to hold various interchangeable cultivating tools or steels 307 Transplanters, other than hand types ... ... ... ... 307 Weeders, being wheeled implements fitted with horizontal blades which cut weeds below the surface of the ground 307
338 (1) (a)	MACHINERY OR APPLIANCES, ELECTRICAL, VIZ—BATTERIES OR CELLS, VIZ—STORAGE BATTERIES (INCLUDING PARTS THERE-OF)— Baffles of celluloid (slotted) ... ... ... ... ... 307 Batteries, storage, for miners’ safety lamps, imported separately 307 Battery boxes of vulcanite ... ... ... ... ... ... 307 Jars, glass, when imported as component parts of complete battery sets 307 Separators of any material for use in storage batteries ... ... 307 Valves of rubber ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 307

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