✨ Tariff Interpretation Decisions




12 AUGUST THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 1187

PART I—DECISIONS IN INTERPRETATION OF THE TARIFF—continued

Tariff Item No. Decision Tariff Order
Lamps—
Dentists’ operating, other than those imported with dental engine units. (See also Tariff item 134 (2) – Dentists’)
307
Lamps specially designed for the use of light or heat for therapeutic 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.) 307
Shadowless lamps specially designed for use in operating theatres 307
Surgical, laryngoscopic and similar lamps not adaptable for reading 307
Measuring, counting, and testing instruments, electrically operated, including recording paper (even if sensitised) therefor, specially suited for use by dentists, opticians, and surgeons. (See also Tariff item 134 (2).) 307
Examples:
Electrocardiographs
Electroencephalographs
307
Ozonators, being electrical appliances for converting oxygen into ozone 307
Shortwave therapy and diathermy units. (Cabinets, but not carrying cases therefor, are to be classed separately.) 307
X-Ray Apparatus—
X-ray tubes, hot cathode type are to be classed separately under Tariff item 338 (8) even if accompanying other X-ray apparatus
307
Brackets, suspension, insulated, for supporting metal tubing forming part of X-ray outfits 307
Cabinets imported with and forming part of X-ray outfits are to be admitted at the same rate of duty as the outfits with which they are imported 307
Diaphragms, Potter Bucky, electrically operated .. .. 307
Impulse timers for X-ray use .. .. .. 307
Screens or aprons, protective, of lead and rubber, for attachment to radio-graphic apparatus for protection of the patient during screening and fluoroscopy 307
Surgical X-ray Outfits—
Transformers, electrical wiring, high tension masts and other insulators, tube stand and carrier (including the stand on which it runs). (See also Tariff item 134 (2) for balance of components.)
307
338 (10) FUSES, FUSE CARRIERS AND BASES THEREFOR—
Capsules, being attachments for electric kettles, to disconnect the current automatically in the event of overheating
307
Fuses incorporating lightning arresters .. .. .. 307
Fuses, outdoor or service, being combined insulators and electric fuses 307
Tubes of porcelain, corrugated, for electric fuses. (See also Tariff item 215 (2).) 307
(11) MACHINERY, ETC., N.E.I., PECULIAR TO THE GENERATION OF ELECTRICITY, ETC., SLIDE RAILS, ETC.—
Generator sets, wind driven, comprising propellor, wind vane, tower, and any instruments mounted on the structure
307
Lighting plants, consisting of an oil engine, electric generator, switchboard and batteries 307
Magnetos .. .. .. .. .. 307
(12)
(b)
INSULATED CABLE AND WIRE—
OTHER KINDS—
Armoured cables .. .. .. .. .. 307
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Cables, all kinds, having eight or more cores .. .. 307
Cables and wires insulated solely with paper, cotton, silk, wool, rayon, nylon, glass, enamel, varnished cambric, or any combination of these materials, or any combination of these materials with asbestos 307
Cables and wires sheathed in lead, copper or aluminium .. 307
Cables and wires with conductors of any material other than copper 307
Cables specially suited for use in aircraft wiring, on declaration that they will be used only for that purpose 307
Carrier quad cables, metal tape screened, also four quad and above, unscreened 307


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