✨ Customs Tariff Decisions
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
Decisions Under the Customs Acts
THE following decisions in interpretation of the Customs Tariff are published for public information:
PART I—DECISIONS IN INTERPRETATION OF THE TARIFF
| Tariff | Decision | Record No. |
|---|---|---|
| Item No. | ||
| 20 (1) | The words “in bulk” are interpreted as applying to A. 10 cans (105–108 oz) or larger containers, unless otherwise specified |
318−22/222 |
| 136 (4) (a) | Gloves— Electricians’ rubber gloves conforming to the American Society for Testing Materials (A.S.T.M.) specification No. D. 120−52T as amended by D. 120−59T |
318−22/152 |
| 136 (4) (a) | Surgeons’ rubber gloves conforming to the Canadian Government Specifications Board’s specification No. 20−G.P.−22 The above two approvals, and those on electricians’ and surgeons’ gloves in Tariff Orders 315 and 316, are effective from 22 July 1960 |
318−22/152 |
| 155 (1) | White felt piece goods on declaration by a manufacturer for use by him only in making foundation garments (Effective from 22 July 1960.) | 318−22/213/6 |
| 164 (4) | Knitted piece goods of rayon, brushed to simulate angora or fur, on declaration by a manufacturer for use by him only in making hats |
318−8/12/5 |
| 180 (8) (a) |
TEXTILE PIECE GOODS, WOVEN, CONTAINING IN ANY PROPORTION MAN−MADE DISCONTINUOUS FIBRES, ETC. APPROVED— Tickings mattress, other than those admissible under Tariff item 180 (5) Pile fabrics (imitation fur fabrics) Pile fabrics, stiffened, for the manufacture of artificial flowers Radio grill cloths Velvets, furnishing Yarns declared, etc. in the manufacture of: Fringes (Effective from 22 July 1960.) |
318−8/102/5 |
| 192 (1) (a) 205 (16) (b) 338 (18) (b) (ii) |
Dresinol 215 Covers or baffles, being hemmed pieces of textile, circular in shape, for attachment to loudspeakers to damp resonance in sound production |
318−20/3/44 |
| 338 (25) | Circuit makers, etc.— Vacuum units for controlling the spark in distributors of motor vehicles |
318−11/32/77 |
| 354 (5) 356 (3) |
Knives— Bootmakers’, hand, peculiar to bootmakers’ use Handles, for locks or latches, which are designed to actuate the lock or latch, also other lock “furniture”, being identifiable parts of lock or latch sets, are admitted under Tariff item 356 (3) (a) Handles which are designed to be merely screwed or otherwise attached to doors and which perform no function of operating a lock or latch are classed under Tariff item 356 (3) (c) as handles for doors |
318−2/12/44 |
| 359 (2) (a) |
NAILS MADE FROM IRON WIRE, ETC.— APPROVED— Spotnails for use in automatic nailing machines (Effective from 22 July 1960.) |
318−3/172/6 |
| 421 (3) (b) (i) |
CEMENTS AND ADHESIVES, N.E.I., ETC.— OTHER KINDS, VIZ— APPROVED— Polycell cellulose cement Thermoplastic cement for use in Ralph’s thermoplastic sole attaching machines (Effective from 22 July 1960) |
318−20/3/51 |
| 448 (3) | Emulsifiers, etc.— Crill S8 |
318−4/218/6 |
| 448 (3) | Toys— Viscose yarn on declaration by a manufacturer for use by him only in making dolls’ hair |
3% |
| 448 (3) | Warfarin (including Warfarin concentrates) and similar dicoumarols on declaration by a manufacturer for use by him only in making rodenticides | 3% |
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