New Zealand Gazette – 1961 – No. 11

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✨ Customs Tariff Decisions

16 FEBRUARY THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 261

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.
199 (1) (a)	PIPES, PIPING, TUBES, ETC., FLEXIBLE, ETC.—COMPOSED WHOLLY OR PRINCIPALLY OF RUBBER OR PLASTIC, VIZ—

Approved—
Hose—
Aircraft, specially suited for, conforming to New Zealand Civil Aviation Administration specifications
Air line, rubber, high pressure, less than ½ in. internal diameter (Tariff notice 12 refers.)
Braided or reinforced, less than ½ in. internal diameter, specially suited for use with solvents or agricultural sprays (Tariff notice 12 refers.)
Chemical delivery, being hose lined with acid resisting rubber, less than ½ in. internal diameter (Tariff notice 19 refers.)
Delivery hose exceeding 4½ in. internal diameter (Tariff notice 12 refers.)
Hydraulic, high pressure, reinforced with a single wire braid (Tariff notice 12 refers.)
Oxy-acetylene, rubber, braided, less than ½ in. internal diameter (Tariff notice 12 refers.)
Sand blast or shot blast, less than ½ in. internal diameter (Tariff notice 19 refers.)
Suction hose exceeding 4½ in. internal diameter (Tariff notice 12 refers.)
Thiokol lined (Tariff notice 12 refers.)
Vinyl, flexible, armed with helically wound aluminium wire with integrally moulded rubber sleeves at each end (Tariff notice 58 refers.)
Sleeving—
P.V.C., triple bored (Tariff notice 50 refers.)
Rubber, specially suited for use with Royle’s reducing valves (Tariff notice 77 refers.)
Tubing—
Cycle valve (Tariff notice 19 refers.)
Plastic, ribbed, less than 6 mm external diameter (Tariff notice 52 refers.)
Vinyl vinylidene chloride copolymers in the form of lay-flat tubing (Tariff notice 6 refers.)
The above decisions are all effective from 22 July 1960. | 328–18/84 |
| 199 (3) | Hose, “Drakeline” | 328–18/84 |
| 199 (3) | Hose, hydraulic, high pressure, reinforced with a double wire braid | 328–18/84 |
| 338 (18) (a) (i) | Loudspeakers, electrostatic, having rectangular or strip diaphragms (Effective from 22 July 1960. Tariff notice 34 refers.) | 328–3/28/30 |
| 448 (3) | Boots, etc.—
The following materials declared, etc.:
Textiles—
Innersoling material (flannelboard socking) of cardboard faced with a cotton textile | B.P. 3% | General 20% | 328–22/26/9 |
| 448 (3) | Emulsifiers—
D.M.S. drilling mud surfactant | .. | .. | 328–7/146/29 |

PART II—INDEX TO DECISIONS

Tariff Item No.	Goods
448 (3)	Emulsifiers
448 (3)	Boots, Textiles
448 (3)	Boots, Textiles

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🏭 Decisions Under the Customs Acts (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated16 February 1961
KeywordsCustoms Tariff, Hose, Pipes, Tubing, Loudspeakers, Boots, Emulsifiers

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