11 JULY
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
957

FIRST SCHEDULE—continued

Former Tariff Decision Under Item 352

Earth moving and road making—continued

Bucket dredges for gold mining having buckets of
a capacity of 10 cubic feet or over, including
spuds, warping and hoisting winches,
buckets, bucket ladder with tumblers, derricks,
or other structure for its support at either end,
chute for receiving spoil and conveying it to the
screen, and the screens, but not including pon-
toons, deck houses, or other structural housings
whether for the protection of the machinery or
not
10.2

Bucket links, being forgings of steel alloy for
bucket dredges
10.2

Bucket loaders, Jeffrey, types G and K
10.2

Bucket loaders, Nelson, models K4, L4, L40, P7,
and Q7
10.2

Buckets, dredge, of cast manganese steel or other
steel alloy
10.2

Cutter blades, manganese steel, for the cutters of
suction dredges
10.2

Ditch, drain, or trench digging machines (but not
excavating shovels) designed to dig other than
V-shaped trenches
10.2

Discs or planers for removing stress waves in paved
surfaces
10.2

Ditching machines, operated by traction, and de-
signed to dig V-shaped ditches to a depth exceed-
ing 3 ft 3 in.
10.2

Excavating machines (but not tractor mounted
excavating and loading shovels), self propelled
10.2

Grabs, Priestman and similar
10.2

Graders, elevating, caterpillar, Nos. 42 and 48
10.2

Loaders, belt, Euclid automatic
10.2

Pins and bushes, manganese steel, for dredge
buckets
10.2

Pins, nickel-chrome steel, for dredge buckets
10.2

Plates, cast manganese steel or other steel alloy,
specially shaped for the lips of dredge buckets
10.2

Ploughs, snow, for use with tractors or road graders
10.2

Rakes, rock, for attachment to tractors
10.2

Road-mix plants, mobile, including the loading
elevators and heating tanks imported therewith
10.2

Rollers—
Power vibrated, for compacting loose material,
hand propelled or trailer types
10.2

Scarifiers, for attaching to bulldozer blades
10.2

Scoops, earth, having a capacity of 20 cubic feet
or over
10.2

Scoops, earth (but not excavating and loading
shovels) specially designed for attaching to the
rear of wheeled tractors, such as “Ferguson”
and “David Brown” and operated by the
hydraulic implement controlling gear of the
tractor
10.2

Scrapers—
Scrapers, Carryall, Le Tourneau, and similar,
hydraulic or cable controlled, exceeding 8 cubic
yards truck capacity
10.2

Drag, having a capacity of 20 cubic feet or over
10.2

Rotary, having a capacity of 20 cubic feet or over
10.2

Screen plates, being perforated plates of manga-
nese steel for use with gold dredges
10.2

Shovels—
Shovels, excavating and loading, having a rated
capacity (heaped) exceeding 2 cubic yards, for
attachment to tractors (wheeled and crawler)
10.2

Excavating, mounted on motor vehicle chassis.
(The vehicle portion will not be classed sepa-
rately if it has some structural feature, such
as a mounting for the excavator, which would
render it unsuitable for use as a conventional
motor vehicle)
10.2

Loading, for attachment to standard motor-
vehicle chassis and to be driven from the motor-
vehicle engine
10.2

Spades, power operated
10.2

Sweepers, road, mechanically operated
10.2

Tractor loaders, self-feeding bucket types, the
Barber-Greene, including the tractor portions
10.2

Tumblers for harbour dredges, including shafts
therefor
10.2

Tumblers, manganese-steel, for bucket dredges (all
sizes)
10.2

Egg—
Preserving machines
10.2

Pulping machines
10.2

Separating machines
10.2

Electrical—
Armour rods, being bundles of metal rods, tapered,
at each end, used for damping vibration in power
transmission lines
10.2

Capping machines for fixing terminals to carbons
of electric batteries
10.2

Coil winding machines for winding coils of radio
sets
10.2

Electrode winding machines
10.2

FIRST SCHEDULE—continued

Former Tariff Decision Under Item 352

Electrical—continued

Electronic heating units for heating materials by the
application of high frequency electric currents
10.2

Elements, heating, electric immersion, specially
suited for heating solder, for immersion in acid or
caustic solutions, or for use in a tempering bath
for the heat treatment of metals
10.2

Ferrules for use with rods in suppressing vibration
in overhead power transmission lines
10.2

Presses, automatic bobbin, for use in making of
dry cells
10.2

Presses, hand, specially suited for use in making
torch batteries
10.2

Wrapping machines for wrapping tape around field
coils of electric motors
10.2

Electricians’ safety devices—
Rubber hoods for insulators, lock lap line hose, and
shields, of rubber for covering electric wires or
cables to protect linesman from accident
10.2

Electroplating—
Anode Basket
10.2

Barrel plating machines
10.2

Boilers, enamelled cast iron, specially suited for use
with electroplating plant, including stands and
burners therefor
10.2

Chroffles, being tube-shaped articles used on the sur-
face of electroplating solutions to prevent spray
rising
10.2

Driers, centrifugal, electroplaters’
10.2

Heating elements, coil type, specially suited for
plating tanks
10.2

Tanks, Canning’s chromium plating
10.2

Tanks or vats, cleaning and coppering, of welded
iron, including stands and burners therefor
10.2

Vats or troughs (plating, dipping, scouring and
swilling), lead lined
10.2

Emulsifiers and homogenizers, other than those suited
for domestic use
10.2

Engines, gas, and parts peculiar thereto
10.2

Engines, hot air
10.2

Engines, oil, and parts—
Compression-ignition types of oil engines suited for
use as stationary or marine engines and also suited
for use on motor vehicles, when declared that they
will not be used on motor vehicles
10.2

Gears, reverse, and reverse reduction; for marine oil
engines
10.2

Nozzles, atomizer, for diesel engines
10.2

Engines, spare, and spare parts—
Spare engines, and identifiable parts thereof for
machines admissible under Tariff item 352 when
declared that they will be used only on such
machines
10.2

Spare parts which are identifiable as specially suited
for use on engines classed under Tariff item 352,
and which are unsuited for use on engines classed
under Tariff item 353 (13)
10.2

Spare parts of engines classed under Tariff item 352,
when declared that they will not be used in the
repair of cycle or motor vehicle engines
10.2

Engines, steam, portable, stationary, or marine, except
(a) steam engines for structural parts of winches,
loghaulers, and similar hoisting and hauling devices;
and (b) steam engines specially suited for use with
motor vehicles, traction engines, and locomotives
10.2

Extruding machines
10.2

Eyeletting machines
10.2

The rates of duty applicable under Part II Reference are:

10.1 B.P. Aul. Can. M.F.N. General
Free 15% 25%
10.2 Free 20% 25%

SECOND SCHEDULE

Former Tariff Decision Under Item 352

Cleaners, steam pressure, for industrial spray cleaning and
paint removing.

Cloth working and cloth making—
Cardboard, pleated, used in conjunction with steam pres-
sure ovens for pleating textiles.

Dressmakers’ models, expanding types.

Ticketing machines for cutting, printing, numbering and
attaching (e.g. by stapling or sewing) tickets to sections
of garments.

Concrete working—
Finishers and surfacers of concrete.

Moulds and shutters, metal, as used for making concrete
and concrete articles.

Moulds or cores, inflatable, of rubber.

Patterns, half section, of fibrous plaster, for making moulds
for concrete figures and similar articles.

Trowels, electrically vibrated.

Confetti making.

Conveyors—
Conveyor chains complete, being chains in sufficient lengths
for one particular conveyor and having the attachment
links actually fitted in the appropriate places, including
spare attachment links therefor also attachments for such