New Zealand Gazette – 1961 – No. 56

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✨ Customs Tariff Decisions

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	B.P.	General	Record No.
120 (1)	Oradexon	..	..	351-4/287/64
352 (b)	Printers', etc.— Matrices for intertype machines	..	..	351-2/143/25
448 (3)	Detergents— The following materials, etc.—Methyl laurate	..	..	351-4/422
448 (3)	Electrical appliances, etc.— Lights, indicating, snap-in, for the manufacture of electrical appliances other than stoves, ranges, and washing machines. (See also Tariff item 448 (3) Stoves, etc., and Washing machines.)	3%	15%	351-2/102/13
448 (3)	Switches, toggle, snap-in, for the manufacture of electrical appliances other than stoves, ranges, and washing machines. (See also Tariff item 448 (3) Stoves, etc., and Washing machines.)	3%	10%	351-2/102/13
448 (3)	Emulsifiers, etc.—Bradsyn LF	..	..	351-4/218/6
448 (3)	Emullat CO-25, R-40, O6, CO-10, H, 29, P	..	..	351-4/422
448 (3)	Ucepal PO, DC	..	..	351-4/422
448 (3)	Oils— Methyl oleate on declaration by a manufacturer for use by him only in making lubricating oils	3%	20%	351-7/171
448 (3)	Platedware and cutlery—Knife blades, stainless steel, mirror finished, on declaration by a manufacturer for use by him only in making knives in which the handles are produced in New Zealand from local woods or by plastic moulding	3%	25%	351-3/216/2
448 (3)	Stoves and ranges—Switches, toggle, snap-in, for the manufacture of electric stoves and ranges	3%	10%	351-2/102/13
448 (3)	Textile making—Rubber strip, pre-cut, and rubber thread of other than circular cross-section on declaration by a manufacturer for use by him only in making elasticised fabrics or covered elastic threads	3%	3%	351-18/47/2
448 (3)	Rubber thread of circular cross-section on declaration by a manufacturer for use by him only in making elasticised fabrics or covered elastic thread	3%	10%	351-18/47/2

*To be admitted at 10 per cent ad valorem under section 11 of the Customs Amendment Act 1927, if not admissible under the British Preferential Tariff.

PART II—INDEX TO DECISIONS

Tariff Item No.	Goods
448 (3)	Emulsifiers Bradsyn LF. Electrical Appliances— Lights, indicating.
448 (3)	.. Switches, snap-in.
448 (3)	Emulsifiers Emullats.
448 (3)	Electrical Lights— Indicating.
448 (3)	Detergents Methyl laurate.
448 (3)	Oils Methyl oleate.
120 (1)	.. Oradexon.
448 (3)	.. Ranges— Electric— Switches, snap-in.

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