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✨ Customs Tariff Exemptions

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 83

Item No.

Goods

113

GIFTS, BEING GOODS OF SUCH CLASSES AS MAY BE APPROVED BY THE MINISTER,
WITH RESPECT TO WHICH THE COLLECTOR IS SATISFIED THAT THEY ARE BONA
FIDE GIFTS SENT FROM ABROAD TO PERSONS IN NEW ZEALAND—

Goods EXEMPT under Item 113—
Articles of an advertising nature which are sent to New Zealand free of charge and which are intended for free distribution in New Zealand, e.g., calendars and diaries.
Bona fide gifts of a personal nature (other than wines, spirits, or radio sets) not exceeding £10 in value.

Goods NOT EXEMPT under Item 113—
Wines or spirits sent to New Zealand free of charge for free distribution.
Trade samples of a firm's own products sent to New Zealand free of charge for free distribution.

GLASS, ALL KINDS, IN SHEET—
Goods EXEMPT under Item 114—
Glass sheet cut to shape, including windscreens for motor vehicles.
Watch and clock glasses.

HOSE AND HOSES, FLEXIBLE, AND FITTINGS THEREFOR; ALSO HOSE REELS—
Goods EXEMPT under Item 127—
Hose, even if moulded to special shapes, e.g., motor vehicle radiator hose.
Goods NOT EXEMPT under Item 127—
Muffler clamps.

HOSPITAL BOWLS, TRAYS, AND OTHER UTENSILS—
Goods EXEMPT under Item 128—
Refills of waxed cardboard or other material for sputum cups.

HOUSEHOLD UTENSILS AND ARTICLES OF A KIND COMMONLY USED FOR DOMESTIC PURPOSES, INCLUDING TABLEWARE AND KITCHENWARE, BUT EXCLUDING VASES AND ORNAMENTS—
Goods EXEMPT under Item 130—
Ashtrays.
Buckets, children's beach.
“S” Hooks.
Thermos and other vacuum flasks and jars.
Fly swats.
Tooth picks and savoury sticks.

Goods NOT EXEMPT under Item 130—
“Hip flasks”—being flasks covered with leather or basketware or in leather cases.

INK, PRINTING; POWDERS AND PELLETS FOR MAKING PRINTING INK—
Goods EXEMPT under Item 132—
Duplicating ink.
Silk screen ink.
Stamp and pad ink.

JOINERY—
Note—The term “joinery” as used in Item 135 covers all wooden fittings permanently embodied in a building, and includes doors, architraves, and frames, window sashes, staircases, built-in wardrobes, cupboards and drawers.

Goods EXEMPT under Item 135—
Target frames for rifle ranges.
Trellis, wooden.
Wooden telescopic or extension planks for tradesmen’s use.

LADDERS—
Goods EXEMPT under Item 137—
Adjusta-grip safety ladder fittings.
Combination chair, ironing board, and step ladder.
Combination stool and step ladder.
Ladders, rope.

LAMPS AND LANTERNS, AND FITTINGS AND ACCESSORIES THEREFOR, BUT NOT INCLUDING THOSE PECULIAR TO USE ON MOTOR VEHICLES; LAMPWICK AND CANDLEWICK; CANDLES, NIGHT LIGHTS, AND TAPERS—
Goods EXEMPT under Item 138—
Wicks for cigarette lighters.
Beacons and floodlights for aerodromes.

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🏭 Exemptions from Customs Duty - Gifts

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsCustoms, Exemptions, Gifts, Advertising material, Personal items
👩‍💼 Officials

Minister

🏭 Exemptions from Customs Duty - Glass Sheet

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsCustoms, Exemptions, Glass, Sheet glass, Windscreens

🏭 Exemptions from Customs Duty - Hose and Fittings

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsCustoms, Exemptions, Hose, Flexible tubing, Motor vehicle parts

🏭 Exemptions from Customs Duty - Hospital Utensils

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsCustoms, Exemptions, Hospital supplies, Sputum cup refills

🏭 Exemptions from Customs Duty - Household Utensils

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsCustoms, Exemptions, Household items, Tableware, Kitchenware, Flasks, Ashtrays

🏭 Exemptions from Customs Duty - Printing Ink

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsCustoms, Exemptions, Printing ink, Duplicating ink, Silk screen ink

🏭 Exemptions from Customs Duty - Joinery

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsCustoms, Exemptions, Joinery, Building fittings, Doors, Windows, Staircases

🏭 Exemptions from Customs Duty - Ladders

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsCustoms, Exemptions, Ladders, Safety fittings, Step ladders

🏭 Exemptions from Customs Duty - Lamps and Lanterns

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsCustoms, Exemptions, Lamps, Lanterns, Wicks, Aerodrome beacons

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