New Zealand Gazette – 1962 – No. 39

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✨ Customs Tariff Concessions

15 JUNE
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
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PART I—APPROVALS—continued
| Tariff Item | Goods | Rates of Duty | Concessional Reference | Concession Effective Until(1) |
| No. | | B.P. | Aul. | Can. | MFN. | Gen. |
| 653.210.3 | Felted textiles in the piece when declared for use as follows: Manufacturing purposes—Cloth, tennis ball, in the piece, whether or not gummed, for making tennis balls. Cloths, head lining, for lining the interiors of motor vehicle bodies.Felted textiles for—Billiard tables (including repair). Electric blanket manufacture. Hats. Horse and cow covers. Horse boots. Pianos (including repair). Upholstery. | Free | .. | .. | 10% | 12½% | .. | 30/6/65 |
| 653.950 | Papercloth (e.g. Toyo cloth) woven | Free | .. | .. | .. | Free | 10·8 | 30/6/65 |
| Group 654 | Straw braid, peculiar to use in building up hats and not being hat trimmings, plain or fancy, composed wholly or partially of grass, rush, hemp, straw or crinoline, or imitation grass, rush, hemp, or straw (including cellophane and paper yarn) | Free | .. | .. | .. | Free | 10·8 | 31/12/65 |
| 654.030.9 | Bows for attachment to hat leathers | Free | .. | .. | .. | Free | 10·8 | 30/6/66 |
| 654.030.9 | Braid or lace, gold or silver, also plain black oak leaf braid and mohair braid, declared by a manufacturer for use by him only in making hats and caps | Free | .. | .. | .. | Free | 10·8 | 30/6/66 |
| 654.030.9 | Piping cord, cotton, for milliners’ use (similar in appearance to wire piping but containing no metal) | Free | .. | .. | .. | Free | 10·8 | 30/6/66 |
| 654.030.9 | Tassels, hatmakers’, being short lengths of narrow braid with tasselled ends used for joining the ends of hat leathers | Free | .. | .. | .. | Free | 10·8 | 30/6/66 |
| 654.060.0 | Buckram or similar fabric, for hat making, embroidered with an all over design | Free | .. | .. | .. | Free | 10·8 | 30/6/66 |
| 654.060.0 | Textile fabrics (not being fabrics containing wool or hair, or articles merely requiring separation by cutting from the piece) having designs embroidered thereon (except designs formed by candlewick tufting machines) and formed:(a) from a single warp and a single weft; or(b) by the weaves known as leno, gauze, or marquisette | Free | .. | .. | .. | 15% | 10·8 | 30/6/66 |
| 655.100.9 | Bindings, felt, backed with textile, for footwear | Free | .. | .. | .. | Free | 10·8 | 30/6/66 |
| 655.420.1 | Buckram millinery net | Free | .. | .. | .. | Free | 10·8 | 30/6/66 |
| 655.420.9 | Imitation horsehair fabric, coated or sized for use in the manufacture of hats | Free | .. | .. | .. | Free | 10·8 | 30/6/66 |
| 655.430.9 | Bindings of leathercloth, when declared: (a) by a manufacturer for use by him only in making making footwear; or(b) by an importer that they will be sold by him only to footwear manufacturers for making footwear | Free | .. | .. | .. | Free | 10·8 | 30/6/66 |
| 655.610.9 | Cotton line of approved qualities and under prescribed conditions:Approved:Life lines of three strand cotton ⅜ in. and ¾ in. circumference with a breaking strain of not less than 600 lb and of a length not less than 250 yards | Free | .. | .. | .. | 20% | 13·0 | 30/6/66 |
| 655.830.9 | Felted textiles in the piece when declared for use in—Asbestos-cement sheet making machines.Floor sanding machines.Laundry machines.Leather ironing machines.Lens polishing.Mining.Paper making machines.Rollers of woollen mill machinery.Felted woollen webbing for biscuit making machines. | Free | .. | .. | .. | 10% | 10·4 | 30/6/65 |
| 656.920.1 | Banners being the property of any society or branch registered under the Friendly Societies Act 1909 | Free | .. | .. | .. | Free | .. | .. |
| 656.920.9 | Belts, safety, declared for use by fire brigades | Free | .. | .. |.. | 20% | 12·0 | 30/6/66 |
| 656.920.9 | Life belts but not life jackets, including self inflating types | Free | .. | .. | .. | Free | 13·0 | 30/6/66 |
| 656.920.9 | Slings, life saving and safety: Birmingham pattern 741Brighton pattern 722Glasgow pattern 728Including the necessary cordage supplied as standard equipment therewith | Free | .. | .. | .. | 20% | 13·0 | 30/6/66 |

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