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✨ Customs Tariff Decisions

9 MARCH

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.
100 (1)	Antiseptics—Orisulf	331–4/287/8
120 (1)	Dianabol	331–4/287/8
120 (1)	Eticylin	331–4/287/8
120 (1)	Fermandren	331–4/287/8
120 (1)	Percorten	331–4/287/8
120 (1)	Ultandren	331–4/287/8
192 (1) (a)	The following yarns on declaration by a manufacturer for use by him only in making stretch wool socks and half hose containing not less than 50 per cent by weight of wool: (1) Dyed stretch nylon; (2) Crimp nylon. (Effective from 22 July 1960. Tariff Notice 74 refers.)	331–22/795/4
192 (1) (a)	The following yarns on declaration by a manufacturer for use by him only in reinforcing the heels and toes of woollen socks and half hose: (1) Spun nylon. (Effective from 22 July 1960. Tariff Notice 68 refers.)	331–22/795/4
192 (1) (a)	Yarns of approved kinds having a current domestic value not exceeding nine shillings per pound on declaration by a manufacturer for use by him only in knitting processes: Approved: (1) Spun rayon or fibro; (2) Mixtures of spun rayon and cotton. (Effective from 22 July 1960. Tariff Notice 76 refers.)	331–22/795/4
199 (1) (a)	Hose—Convoluted or corrugated, being concertina shaped throughout its whole length. (Effective from 22 July 1960. Tariff Notice 76 refers.)	331–18/84
269 (1) (a)	Flexcell joint filler sheet, being a bituminised sugar-cane-fibre sheet. (Tariff Notice 96 refers.)	331–7/47/51
352 (b)	Meatworks Appliances—Aprons, and arm guards, steel mesh, specially designed to protect workers in abattoirs and freezing works.	331–3/976

PART II—INDEX TO DECISIONS

Tariff Item No.	Goods
352 (b)	Meatworks Aprons—Steel mesh.
352 (b)	Meatworks Arm guards, steel mesh.
120 (1)	Dianabol.
120 (1)	Eticylin.
120 (1)	Fermandren.
199 (1)	Hose—Approved.
100 (1)	Antiseptics Orisulf.
120 (1)	Percorten.
120 (1)	Ultandren.

PART III—CANCELLED DECISIONS

Tariff Item No.	Decision
352 (b)	Aprons . . . works (see revised decision).

Dated at Wellington this 9th day of March 1961.

(Tariff Order 331)

J. F. CUMMINGS, Comptroller of Custom

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🏭 Decisions Under the Customs Acts - Tariff Interpretation

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated9 March 1961
KeywordsCustoms Tariff, Tariff decisions, Interpretation, Yarns, Hose, Meatworks appliances, Antiseptics, Pharmaceuticals
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J. F. Cummings, Comptroller of Customs

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