New Zealand Gazette – 1962 – No. 26

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✨ Tariff Concessions

658 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 26

Tariff Item No.	Goods	Rates of Duty					Concessional Reference	Concession Effective Until*
		B.P.	Aul.	Can.	MFN.	Gen.
729.110.1	Primary cells and primary batteries of kinds approved by the Minister:

Approved:
Batrymax “B” batteries B144, B145, B154, B156
Batteries composed of other than cylindrical cells
DEAC button cells types 50DK, 100DK, 150DK, 450DK
DEAC rechargeable nickel cadmium cells, types D2, D3.5, D4.5, D6, D7.5, D11, D15, D19, D23, 151D, 450D, 451D, 900D, BD2.5
Heiland Permacad rechargeable nickel cadmium cell type 1½D-R2 No. 517
Mallory types RM1, RM3, RM4, RM12, RM401, RM450, RM520, RM625, RM640, RM675, TR120, TR132, TR132B, TR133, TR140, TR152, 400
Mini-Max “B” batteries types 404E, 405E, 504E, 506E
Siemens S144
Vidor “A” batteries V0018, V0036, V0038
Vidor Kalium batteries V0106, V0108, V0109, V0118 | Free | .. | .. | 20%S | 25% | .. | 30/6/64 |
| 729.950.1 | Power factor correction condensers .. .. | Free | .. | .. | 20%S | 25% | .. | 31/12/64 |
| 729.950.3 | Condensers (other than power factor correction condensers) | Free | .. | .. | 20%S | 25% | .. | 31/12/64 |
| 729.990.0 | Keyboards, dummy, used to instruct typists, linotype operators, pianists, etc. | Free | .. | .. | .. | Free | 20·2 | 31/12/65 |
| 731.700.9 | Air pressure brakes suited for use on vehicles | Free | .. | .. | .. | 15% | 10·8 | 30/6/65 |
| Group 732 | Air pressure brakes suited for use on vehicles .. | Free | .. | .. | .. | 15% | 10·8 | 30/6/65 |
| Group 732 | Seat frames and pedestals, combined or separate, seat irons, legs, and standards (not including springs or upholstery of any kind) specially suited for use on vehicles | Free | .. | .. | .. | 15% | 10·8 | 31/12/64 |
| 732.891.9 | Spokes, metal, for motor vehicle wheels .. .. | Free | .. | .. | .. | 15% | 10·8 | 31/12/64 |
| 732.891.9 | Trolley pole retrievers, including brackets for use therewith, for automatically pulling down trolley poles of electrically propelled vehicles when they leave the overhead wires | Free | .. | .. | .. | 15% | 10·8 | 31/12/64 |
| 732.891.9 | Turntables for converting motor vehicles into articulated vehicles | Free | .. | .. | .. | 15% | 10·8 | 31/12/64 |
| 732.891.9 | Weather strips of metal specially suited for tops of motor vehicle window frames | Free | .. | .. | .. | 15% | 10·8 | 30/6/64 |
| 732.891.9 | Window sashes, metal, peculiarly suited for vehicles, imported unassembled, or assembled but not glazed | Free | .. | .. | .. | 15% | 10·8 | 30 /6/64 |
| 733.300 | Air pressure brakes suited for use on vehicles .. | Free | .. | .. | .. | 15% | 10·8 | 30/6/65 |
| 733.300.2 | Fire hose reels .. .. .. .. | Free | .. | .. | .. | 20% | 12·0 | 31/12/65 |
| 735.300.9 | Surfski, an unsinkable type of canoe for use in the surf, when declared that it has been specially imported for and will be used by a life saving club | Free | .. | .. | .. | 20% | 13·0 | 31/12/65 |
| 735.930.1 | Buoys, navigation, bell or whistling types .. | Free | .. | .. | .. | Free | .. | 31/12/65 |
| 812.420.2 | Lamps or lanterns, other than those designed for use with fluorescent tubes, catalogued by the manufacturer for use only in street lighting, and fittings peculiar to use therewith | 10% | .. | .. | 25% | 35% | .. | 31/12/65 |
| 812.420.4 | Lamps, shadowless, specially designed for use in hospital operating theatres | Free | .. | .. | 20%S | 25% | 10·2 | 31/12/65 |
| 812.420.4 | Lamps specially suited for illuminating specimens in microscopic work | Free | .. | .. | 20%S | 25% | 10·2 | 31/12/65 |
| 821.010.9 | Seat frames and pedestals, combined or separate, seat irons, legs, and standards (not including springs or upholstery of any kind) specially suited for use on vehicles | Free | .. | .. | .. | 15% | 10·8 | 31/12/64 |
| Group 841 | Protective clothing suited for industrial or similar purposes, viz:
Clothing lead screened, for protecting operators from X-rays | Free | .. | .. | 20%S | 25% | .. | 31/12/64 |
| 841.260.1 | Gloves of textile soaked in oil .. .. .. | Free | .. | .. | 20%S | 25% | .. | 31/12/64 |
| 841.300.1 | Belts, safety, declared for use by fire brigades .. | Free | .. | .. | .. | 20% | 12·0 | 30/6/66 |
| 841.431 | Apparel specially suited for wear inside diving dresses | Free | .. | .. | .. | 20% | 13·0 | 31/12/64 |
| 841.520.0 | Hat shapes, sewn, declared by a manufacturer for use by him only in making Salvation Army women’s bonnets | Free | .. | .. | .. | Free | 10·8 | 31/12/64 |
| 841.540.9 | Frames, hat, being metal springs for supporting the crowns of uniform caps | Free | .. | .. | .. | Free | 10·8 | 30/6/65 |

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