New Zealand Gazette – 1964 – No. 17

Page 533

✨ Tariff Approvals

25 MARCH THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 533

PART I—APPROVALS—continued

Tariff Item No.	Goods	Rates of Duty					Part II Ref.	List No.	Concession Effective
		B.P.	Aul.	Can.	MFN.	Gen.			From	To
719.800.3	Presses, moulding, for making articles of plastic or similar material	Free	..	..	20%S	25%	10.2	89	1/4/64	30/6/70
719.800.9	Granulators—	Free	..	..	20%S	25%	10.2	89	1/4/64	30/6/70
	Fitted with revolving knives, for reducing synthetic resins and plastic scrap to granule form prior to use in injection moulding machines
	Rotary, for converting powders into granules	Free	..	..	20%S	25%	10.2	89	1/4/64	30/6/70
719.920	Hose couplings, quick release types, for use with compressed air or hydraulic oil lines	Free	..	..	20%S	25%	10.2	89	1/4/64	30/6/70
719.920	Valves, excess pressure, for use with gas exhausting and compressing plants	Free	..	..	15%S	25%	10.1	89	1/4/64	30/6/70
719.920	Valves, specially designed for operation by instruments, recording and non-recording, capable of being set to maintain automatically at a predetermined level, temperature, humidity, liquid level, pressure, or any combination of these conditions	Free	..	..	20%S	25%	10.2	89	1/4/64	30/6/70
719.920.2	Ferrules for use in tapping water mains	Free	..	..	20%S	25%	10.2	89	1/4/64	30/6/70
719.920.9	Valves, Schrader 4792B oral	Free	..	..	..	Free	10.8	89	1/6/63	31/3/68
719.940.0	Gaskets, single orifice, other than circular, whether plain or holed for bolts	Free	..	..	20%S	25%	10.2	89	1/4/64	30/6/70
723.210.0	Insulators—	Free	..	..	15%S	25%	10.1	89	1/4/64	30/6/70
	Pin type transmission line, having a dry flashover voltage in excess of 150,000 volts, as determined according to the regulations of the British Engineering Standards Association, and using a standard sphere spark gap as defined in those regulations
	Strain, having a dry flashover voltage in excess of 90,000 volts as determined according to the regulations of the British Engineering Standards Association, and using a standard sphere spark gap as defined in those regulations	Free	..	..	15%S	25%	10.1	89	1/4/64	30/6/70
732.891.3	Mountings, antivibration, for machinery	Free	..	..	20%S	25%	10.2	89	1/4/64	30/6/70
861.120.2	Filters, monochrome and colour compensating, 1 in. or greater diameter	Free	..	..	20%S	25%	10.2	89	1/4/64	30/6/70
861.120.9	Lenses, camera—	Free	..	..	20%S	25%	10.2	89	1/4/64	30/6/70
	Having a focal length of 5 in. or over
	Wide angle, giving an angular field of view exceeding 55 degrees, based on the diagonal of the negative for which the camera is constructed	Free	..	..	20%S	25%	10.2	89	1/4/64	30/6/70
861.400.4	Cameras of the following kinds when made to take negatives of quarter plate size (4½ in. × 3¼ in.) or larger— Brand, Busch Pressman, Dawe, Deardoff, Kalart, Kodak view camera, Linhoff, Meridian, M.P.P., Plaubell, Ramlose, Reflex, including Graflex and Speed Graphic, Super Cambo, Trixale	Free	..	..	20%S	25%	10.2	89	1/4/64	30/6/70
861.690.9	Drying or glazing machines for photo prints and films, including stainless steel or chromium plated sheets specially suited for such machines	Free	..	..	20%S	25%	10.2	89	1/4/64	30/6/70
861.690.9	Film-splicing machines	Free	..	..	20%S	25%	10.2	89	1/4/64	30/6/70
861.690.9	Hangers, developing—	Free	..	..	20%S	25%	10.2	89	1/4/64	30/6/70
	For cut film of quarter or larger size
	For X-ray film	Free	..	..	20%S	25%	10.2	89	1/4/64	30/6/70
861.690.9	Presses or irons, dry mounting, used for fixing photographs to mounts	Free	..	..	20%S	25%	10.2	89	1/4/64	30/6/70
861.690.9	Printing machines, automatic, projection type, for printing photographs	Free	..	..	20%S	25%	10.2	89	1/4/64	30/6/70
861.690.9	Tanks, dishes or trays, ½ gallon capacity and over, composed of, or lined with, acid resisting material, specially suited for use in developing films or plates	Free	..	..	20%S	25%	10.2	89	1/4/64	30/6/70
861.690.9	Washing machines, photo print, including stainless steel dishes and baskets therefor	Free	..	..	20%S	25%	10.2	89	1/4/64	30/6/70
893.100.0	Steri-Drapes being surgical drapes with apertures	Free	..	..	10%	12½%	23.5	89	1/3/64	31/3/68

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🏭 Tariff Decision List No. 89: Part I - Approvals

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