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✨ Customs Duty Exemptions

21 DECEMBER

Item No.

Goods

288—continued

SPORTING AND ATHLETIC REQUISITES, ETC.—continued
Goods EXEMPT under Item 288—continued
(b) The following indoor games—
Bowls, indoor.
Chessmen and chessboards.
Chinese checkers.
Croquet, indoor.
Darts and dartboards.
Draughts and draughtboards.
Games involving the use of a cue held in the hand.
Knucklebones.
Pick-up Sticks.
Pogo sticks.
Skittles excluding “lazy” skittles.
Table tennis tables, balls and nets.
Goods NOT EXEMPT under Item 288—
Aquascopes.
Gaming requisites.
Go-carts.
Indoor games, other than those specified.
Whistles, not being shepherds’ whistles.

STRUCTURAL BUILDING UNITS OF ANY SIZE, SHAPE, OR MATERIAL, SPECIALLY SUITED FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF BUILDINGS; ALSO CHIMNEYS, CHIMNEY POTS, HEARTHS, KERBS, FIREPLACE SURROUNDS, AND OTHER FITTINGS SUITED FOR PERMANENT INSTALLATION IN BUILDINGS—
Goods EXEMPT under Item 292—
Doors for buildings.
Fluming or ducting for use with ventilating and air-conditioning systems, or with dust and fume extractors.
Metal sections used for attaching panels of wallboard to the interior walls of buildings.
Pile shoes.
Pit, trench and manhole covers and frames therefor.
Building sheets, of any material.
Prefabricated building units of iron or steel which are identifiable as being specially suited for the construction of buildings or bridges.
Goods NOT EXEMPT under Item 292—
Cycle stands or racks.
Pit, gully, and trench gratings and frames therefor.

SURGEONS’, PHYSICIANS’, DENTISTS’, AND OPTICIANS’ APPLIANCES, INSTRUMENTS,
AND MATERIALS—
Goods EXEMPT under Item 293—
Appliances for wear peculiarly suited to correct a deformity of the human body, and also artificial teeth.
Bandages, suspensory, and athletic supports.
Corn and bunion pads and shields.
Finger stalls.
Spectacles and spectacle cases.

TANKS, CISTERNS, CYLINDERS, AND VATS, OF ANY MATERIAL, FOR GASES OR LIQUIDS; COPPERS, WASHING—
Goods EXEMPT under Item 295—
Frying vats, being metal vats fitted with immersion type electric elements.
Petrol tank caps.
Tanks for transporting milk and milk products including such tanks permanently mounted on motor vehicles on declaration that they will be used only for transporting milk or milk products.
Where such tanks are mounted on a motor vehicle chassis only the tank portion is exempt.
Tanks mounted on motor vehicle chassis in such a manner that they are easily demountable (e.g. by unbolting from the chassis).
Goods NOT EXEMPT under Item 295—
Radiator caps and oil filler caps.

TARPaulINS AND RICK COVERS—
(NOTE—The exemption in Item 299 relates only to flat rectangular sheets of textile fitted with eyelets and/or tie ropes.)

FABRICS, NARROW, ALL KINDS, WHETHER PRINTED OR UNPRINTED, NOT INCLUDING RIBBONS FOR TYPEWRITERS OR OTHER OFFICE MACHINERY—
Goods EXEMPT under Item 302—
Gimps.
Laces, frillings and other dress trimmings.

FIBRES, YARNS, AND THREADS, OF ALL KINDS—
Goods EXEMPT under Item 303—
Wool Tops.
Roller lapping.

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🏭 Exemptions from Customs Duty - Sporting and Athletic Requisites, Indoor Games

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsCustoms duty, Exemptions, Sporting goods, Indoor games, Table tennis, Darts, Chess

🏗️ Exemptions from Customs Duty - Structural Building Units and Fittings

Domain🏗️ Infrastructure & Public Works
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🏥 Exemptions from Customs Duty - Surgical, Dental, and Optical Appliances

Domain🏥 Health & Social Welfare
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🌾 Exemptions from Customs Duty - Tanks, Cisterns, Cylinders, Vats

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
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🌾 Exemptions from Customs Duty - Tarpaulins and Rick Covers

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
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🏭 Exemptions from Customs Duty - Narrow Fabrics, Dress Trimmings

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsCustoms duty, Exemptions, Fabrics, Dress trimmings, Gimps, Laces

🌾 Exemptions from Customs Duty - Fibres, Yarns, and Threads

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