✨ Customs Tariff Decisions
1828
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 Item No. | Decision | Record No. |
|---|---|---|
| 169 | Textile piece goods surfaced with plastic, patterned in simulation of the appearance of leather (See also Tariff items 183 (2) and 297 (1).) | 319–20/221 |
| 183 (2) (b) | Textile piece goods in combination with plastic material, but which retain their essential characteristics as a textile. (See also Tariff items 169 and 297 (1).) | 319–20/221 |
| 205 (1) | Latex powder | 319–13/136 |
| 205 (3) | WASTE AND SCRAP RUBBER— Rubber, ground or powdered, excluding powdered latex | 319–13/136 |
| 239 (4) | Grips, rubber, for cricket bats, tennis racquets, etc., not being plain rubber hose or tubing | 319–18/92 |
| 297 (1) | Pliable plastic sheeting or sheets, including those backed with adhesive, printed and/or embossed with an overall pattern, and whether or not reinforced with textile or threads: (a) Suited for use in the manufacture of soft furnishings, apparel, or wallets and similar articles; (b) Suited for covering walls, and furniture such as shelves, tables, and benches (See also Tariff items 169 and 183 (2).) | 319–20/221 |
| 304 (2) (b) | Rubber finger cones | 319–18/1/13 |
| 338 (5) | Varnished cambric, including varnished cambric adhered to one or both sides of elephantide board | 319–5/116/8 |
| 338 (5) | Tape, varnished cambric | 319–5/116/8 |
| 338 (18) (a) (i) | Pointers, dial, for radio sets. (Effective from 22 July 1960.) | 319–3/28/20 |
| 356 (1) (d) | Tiles, wall, of metal | 319–3/835 |
| 359 (4) | Nails or tacks with plain metal cup heads, other than cup headed roofing nails | 319–22/122 |
| Vacuum— Whiterex 1060 | 319–7/46/2 | |
| Whiterex Oils 1014, 1020 | 319–7/46/2 | |
| Pads for use with floor polishing or scrubbing machines | 319–20/78 | |
| Brushes for mounting on power-driven spindles, other than brushes for use on floor polishers or scrubbers or specially designed for dentists’ use (NOTE—Applications for admission under Tariff item 352 (b) of brushes for mounting on power-driven spindles will be considered on the production of evidence that a particular type of brush cannot be obtained from a New Zealand manufacturer at an economic price.) | 319–3/248 | |
| Refrigerators— Evaporator plates of brass, in the flat, brazed but not tinned or otherwise worked, on declaration by a manufacturer for use by him only in making evaporators for use in domestic type refrigerators | 3% | 3% |
| Emulsifiers, etc.— Fedco H.S. | 319–4/579 | |
| Surfacant M. 1135 | 319–7/146/29 | |
| Printers, etc.— Paper— Paper of approved qualities, in rolls not exceeding 10 in. in width, self-adhesive, on declaration by a printer for use by him only in making printed self-adhesive labels | 3% | 15% |
| Boots and shoes— Rubber foam in sheets or rolls, backed or faced with textile, and whether or not perforated, on declaration by a manufacturer for use by him only in making insoles for footwear | 3% | 10% |
| Upholstery— Tape, ladder, wholly of plastic, other than woven plastic material, specially suited for use with venetian blinds (Effective from 22 July 1960.) | 3% | 10% |
| Rope making— Lubricants, petrolatum or bitumen based, on declaration by a manufacturer for use by him only in making metal cordage | 3% | 10% |
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NZ Gazette 1960, No 77
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NZ Gazette 1960, No 77
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