New Zealand Gazette – 1962 – No. 39

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✨ Customs Tariff Concessions

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
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PART I—APPROVALS—continued

Tariff Item No.	Goods	B.P.	Aul.	Can.	MFN.	Gen.	Concessional Reference	Concession Effective Until(¹)
	Approved—continued
	Tough plastic sheathed (TPS) cables, 4 core flat,
	with earth continuity conductor, in sizes
	exceeding 7/.044 in.
	Tough plastic sheathed (TPS) cables, 2 core, with
	or without earth continuity conductors, in sizes
	exceeding 19/.044 in.
	Tough plastic sheathed (TPS) cables, 3 core, with
	or without earth continuity conductors, in
	sizes exceeding 7/.064 in.
	Tough plastic sheathed (TPS) cables, 4 core, in
	sizes exceeding 7/.064 in.
	Tough rubber sheathed (TRS) cables, 4 core
	circular, 7/.044 in. and above
	Tough rubber sheathed (TRS) cable, flexible,
	5 core, comprising 3 cores 162/.0076, 1 core
	110/.0076, and 1 core 23/.0076
	Tough rubber sheathed (TRS) flexible, exceeding
	110/.0076 in. (0.0048 sq. in.), twin, triple, or
	four core
	Trailing cables conforming to New Zealand
	Standard Specifications 397 (B.S. 708/1950)
	or 444 (B.S. 1116/1943), with individual core
	conductors having a nominal cross-sectional
	area exceeding 0.0048 sq. in. (110/.0076 in. or
	equivalent)
	Welding cables having a current rating of 250
	amperes or over
	Winding wires
729.110.1	Primary cells and primary batteries of kinds approved	Free	...	...	20%S	25%	...	30/6/64
	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
729.950.1	Power factor correction condensers	Free	...	...	20%S	25%	...	31/12/64
729.950.3	Condensers (other than power factor correction	Free	...	...	20%S	25%	...	31/12/64
	condensers)
729.990.0	Keyboards, dummy, used to instruct typists, linotype	Free	...	...	...	Free	20.2	31/12/65
	operators, pianists, etc.
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	Free	...	...	...	15%	10.8	31/12/64
	irons, legs, and standards (not including springs or
	upholstery of any kind) specially suited for use on
	vehicles
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	Free	...	...	...	15%	10.8	31/12/64
	therewith, for automatically pulling down trolley
	poles of electrically propelled vehicles when they
	leave the overhead wires
732.891.9	Turntables for converting motor vehicles into	Free	...	...	...	15%	10.8	31/12/64
	articulated vehicles
732.891.9	Weather strips of metal specially suited for tops of	Free	...	...	...	15%	10.8	30/6/64
	motor vehicle window frames
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	Surf ski, an unsinkable type of canoe for use in the	Free	...	...	...	20%	13.0	31/12/65
	surf, when declared that it has been specially imported for and will be used by a life saving club

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