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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 83

Item No.

Goods

274
SCHOOL BAGS AS MAY BE APPROVED BY THE MINISTER—
Goods EXEMPT under Item 274—
School bags of any material, designed for wear on the shoulder or on the shoulders.
Attache cases and lunch cases, composed of fibreboard, vulcanite, or similar material, unlined
or lined only with paper, not fitted internally in any way, and not exceeding 18 in. in length.

278
SEWING, KNITTING, CROCHET, AND DARNING REQUISITES—
Goods EXEMPT under Item 278—
Needle cases.
Sewing boxes, and sewing and mending sets.
Tailors’ chalk.
Yarn and thread holders and winders.

280
SHEEP AND CATTLE MARKING FLUIDS; RADDLE—
Goods EXEMPT under Item 280—
Sheep marking crayons.

281
SHIPCHANDLERY, INCLUDING ANCHORS—
Goods EXEMPT under Item 281—
Cleats, all kinds.

282
SHIPS AND OTHER VESSELS FOR THE CARRIAGE OF PERSONS OR GOODS; DREDGES
AND FLOATING DOCKS—
Goods EXEMPT under Item 282—
Echo sounding equipment.
Hatch tents.
Hulks and barges.
Oars, rowlocks, and other articles peculiar to use in ships and other vessels.
Paravane towing gear.
Sails for boats and ships of all kinds.

285
SIGNALLING APPARATUS, AUTOMATIC AND OTHER, AS MAY BE APPROVED BY THE
MINISTER, SUITED FOR USE IN CONNECTION WITH SHIPS, ROAD, RAIL, OR AIR
TRAFFIC, OR FOR MINING, AND SIMILAR PURPOSES; SHIPS’ ROCKETS, BLUE
LIGHTS AND DANGER SIGNALS—
Goods EXEMPT under Item 285—
Buoys, navigation, bell or whistling types.
Cartridges for Very pistols.
Lamps, morse signalling, aldis and similar.
Signalling apparatus for coal mines, consisting of ringing keys, indicator dials, bells, relays
and Davis Holmes Dearle release.
Traffic control apparatus, including light signals and automatic control cabinets therefor for
controlling street traffic.

286
SLAGWOOL; ROCKWOOL; ASBESTOS FIBRE, ROPE, AND CLOTH, AND SIMILAR HEAT
INSULATING MATERIALS—
Goods EXEMPT under Item 286
Canec or Canite board having a thickness of 1 in. or over.
Cork, granulated.
Felt, hair, for pipe lagging.
Insulwool in blocks having a thickness of 1 in. or over.
Pinex board having a thickness of 1 in. or over.
Sectional pipe coverings made from heat insulating material.
Slagwool insulation batts, being rectangular blocks not shaped in any way and having a thickness
of 1 in. or over.

287
SPONGES, ALL KINDS—
Goods EXEMPT under Item 287—
Loofahs.

288
SPORTING AND ATHLETIC REQUISITES AS MAY BE APPROVED BY THE MINISTER;
ALSO BILLIARD REQUISITES AND FISHING TACKLE—
Goods EXEMPT under Item 288—
(a) Appliances, apparatus, accessories, and requisites for gymnastics, athletics, or outdoor games,
and including—
Children’s playground apparatus.
Children’s portable paddling pools.
Clay birds and clay targets.
Containers specially designed for sporting requisites, e.g., cricket and bowls bags.
Eyeshades or visors.
Golf ball cleaners and washers.
Golf trundlers.
Hand carts or hand trolleys, other than road vehicles, for launching and hauling up small
boats.
Marbles.
Rucsacs, haversacks, and trampers’ packs.
Seats, sportmen’s, being sticks with folding seats.
Targets for miniature rifle shooting.
Waterwings.

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🏭 Exemptions from Customs Duty - School Bags and Attache Cases

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsCustoms, Exemptions, School bags, Attache cases, Lunch cases
👩‍💼 Officials

Minister

🏭 Exemptions from Customs Duty - Sewing, Knitting, Crochet, and Darning Requisites

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsCustoms, Exemptions, Sewing, Knitting, Crochet, Darning, Needle cases, Sewing boxes

🏭 Exemptions from Customs Duty - Sheep and Cattle Marking Fluids; Raddle

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsCustoms, Exemptions, Sheep marking, Cattle marking, Raddle, Crayons

🏭 Exemptions from Customs Duty - Shipchandlery, Including Anchors

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsCustoms, Exemptions, Shipchandlery, Anchors, Cleats

🚂 Exemptions from Customs Duty - Ships, Dredges, and Floating Docks

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsCustoms, Exemptions, Ships, Vessels, Dredges, Floating docks, Echo sounding, Hatch tents, Hulks, Barges, Sails

🚂 Exemptions from Customs Duty - Signalling Apparatus and Signals

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsCustoms, Exemptions, Signalling apparatus, Ships, Road traffic, Air traffic, Mining, Rockets, Danger signals, Buoys, Very pistols, Traffic control
👩‍💼 Officials

Minister

🌾 Exemptions from Customs Duty - Slagwool, Rockwool, and Heat Insulating Materials

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
KeywordsCustoms, Exemptions, Slagwool, Rockwool, Asbestos, Heat insulating, Canec board, Cork, Felt, Insulwool, Pinex board, Pipe coverings

🏥 Exemptions from Customs Duty - Sponges, All Kinds

Domain🏥 Health & Social Welfare
KeywordsCustoms, Exemptions, Sponges, Loofahs

🎓 Exemptions from Customs Duty - Sporting and Athletic Requisites, Billiard Requisites and Fishing Tackle

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsCustoms, Exemptions, Sporting requisites, Athletic requisites, Billiard requisites, Fishing tackle, Gymnastics, Games, Playground apparatus, Paddling pools, Clay targets, Cricket bags, Bowls bags, Golf cleaners, Golf trundlers, Marbles, Rucsacs, Haversacks, Seats, Rifle shooting
👩‍💼 Officials

Minister

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