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
421(2)	CEMENTS AND ADHESIVES VIZ— RUBBER ETC. CEMENTS— Bostik Universal Cement ... ... ... ... ... 307 Can sealing compounds composed principally of rubber held in solution ... ... ... ... ... 307 Evo-Stick ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 307 Re-Nu synthetic liquid rubber for repairing footwear ... ... 307 Pliobond ... ... ... ... ... ... 307	307
421(3)(b)(ii)	CEMENTS AND ADHESIVES N.E.I., POWDERS FOR ADHESIVES N.E.I. AND LIQUID FOR USE THEREWITH, VIZ— OTHER— Cements— (The cements under this Tariff item are not varnishes, wood-fillers, paints, puttys, or glues of animal origin.) Belt— Mangrovite waterproof, first and second coats ... ... 307 Vim ... ... ... ... ... ... 307 Bonding— Cellobond 266/5, a plastic glue for making plywood . . 307 Cements, and thinners therefor, for bonding abrasives to polishing or grinding wheels ... ... 307 Cements for joining perspex ... ... ... ... 307 Diakon cement ... ... ... ... ... 307 Reanite in packages of one Imperial gallon or over . . 307 Tego resin film, a waterproof glue for making plywood ... 307 Ty-Ply cement ... ... ... ... ... 307 Bootmaking. (These cements must be of a kind not convertible to use as lacquers or varnishes)— Corkaline bottom filler, a composition of cork, or asbestos, and rubber ... ... ... 307 Innersole stiffeners ... ... ... ... 307 Shoe pastes ... ... ... ... ... 307 Soling cements and solvents therefor ... ... ... 307 Can sealing preparations for sealing the seams of tins. (To be admissible under this item, such preparations must not be solutions of glucose, or inorganic salts, which are classified under Tariff items 41, and 124 respectively.) Examples— Amscan sealing fluid A. ... ... ... 307 Darex compounds B3, B31, B81. ... ... 307 Darex lining compound. ... ... ... 307 Darex thermoplastic coating A.M.R. 12. ... 307 Film, Eastman Kodascope. ... 307 Flooring— Griptred non-slip safety flooring ... ... 307 Linoleum cements and pastes ... ... ... 307 Mastic and hard mastic, being pitch products used in laying wood block parquetry floors on concrete ... ... ... 307 Pastes for cementing rubber flooring to wooden or concrete floors ... ... ... ... 307 Form-a-gasket, Aviation ... ... ... ... 307 Form-a-gasket, Nos. 1 and 2, Permatex ... ... 307 Gasket Goo ... ... ... ... ... 307 Gasket sealing compounds, non-drying, unsuited for use as paints or lubricants ... ... 307 Iron cements for filling holes in castings ... ... 307 Examples— Iron cement, Kookaburra Products. ... 307 Iron cement, Scols. ... ... ... ... 307 Smooth-on iron cement. ... ... ... 307 Pipe jointing compounds, non-drying, unsuited for use as paints or lubricants ... ... ... 307 Examples— Graphite pipe jointing compounds. ... ... 307 Manganese paste. ... ... ... ... 307 Plumbite pipe jointing compound. ... ... 307 Rockite cement for use in making bases for electric lamp globes ... ... ... 307 Sankey’s super acid-resisting cement, in powder or solution form, for setting or jointing acid-resisting bricks, tiles, pipes, etc. ... ... ... 307

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