New Zealand Gazette – 1960 – No. 50

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✨ Tariff Interpretation Decisions

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PART I—DECISIONS IN INTERPRETATION OF THE TARIFF—continued

Tariff Item No.	Decision	Tariff Order
354 (1)	TOOLS— VICES, JOINERS' CLAMPS ETC.— Dees for repairs of handles of spades	307
	AXES, HATCHETS, SCYTHES ETC.— Axes, ice Cant-hooks Handles, tubular metal, for axes or scythes Matchets Shears, pinking	307 307 307 307 307
(3)	AGRICULTURAL ETC. HAND TOOLS N.E.I.— OTHER— Bellows, blowers, or dusters, hand operated, for spreading insecticide powders Branders, sheep, being stencils backed by absorbent pads which are impregnated with branding fluids, and spare leathers therefor Caponising sets for castrating cockerels Castrating clamps or pincers Dehorners, cattle Drenching appliances— Guns, balling, for administering pills to animals Sheep drenching outfits, portable Syringes, drenching, Pistoglass and Pistolet Syringes, drenching, Stockaid Model SB Syringes drenching, veterinary, of metal or vulcanite, not less than 4 inches in circumference Ear markers Edge trimmers, lawn, except those of the lawn mower type. Ensilage cutters Floats, combination, with blades therefor, being a form of rasp for filing horses’ teeth Garden tools in sets, comprising fork and trowel, or fork, trowel and hand cultivator Hoes Hog nose cutters Knives— Budding with fixed blades Castrating, having fixed blades and incorporating attachments for drawing the strings Embryotomy Flax cutting Foot rot, with fixed blades Hay Pruning, with fixed blades Nozzles, milk fever syringe Orange clippers Pliers for marking or ringing animals or poultry Posthole augers or diggers, hand worked Rakes, hand Shears— Flower, designed to cut and hold flowers in one operation Foot rot Hedge Pruning Shepherds’ crooks Stock prods, electric Transplanters, hand type Trowles, garden Wallplugs, composed of fibrous material stiffened with gum, or of plastic, for fixing screws in plaster, brick, concrete, etc. NAILS AND TACKS N.E.I.— Coffin studs or tacks with ornamental heads Glaziers’ points Screws, hammer drive, being nails of special shape having the general appearance of unpointed screws, but with unslotted heads Star window nails, being nails of non-rusting alloy with star shaped cross section, barbed near the point Tacks, lasting Tacks, rubber headed Tingles with heads BRUSHES ETC.— FLOOR POLISHERS ETC.— Brushes, spare, for floor polishing machines	307 307 307 307 307 307 307 307 307 307 307 307 307 307 307 307 307 307 307 307 307 307 307 307 307 307 307 307 307 307 307 307 307 307 307 307 307 307 307 307 307 307 307 307 307

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🏭 Decisions in Interpretation of the Tariff - Tools (continued from previous page)

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