New Zealand Gazette – 1964 – No. 39

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✨ Tariff Decisions

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 39

PART III—MISCELLANEOUS—continued

Tariff Item No.	Goods	Rates of Duty	Part II Ref.	List No.	Effective
		B.P.	Aul.	Can.	MFN.
352 (b)	Rotary, designed to take delivery pipes exceeding 3¼ in. in internal diameter except low-lift rotary-impellor type pumps designed for heads of water not exceeding 20 ft and for delivery pipes 24 in. or more in internal diameter	Free	..	..	20%$
352 (b)	Vacuum designed to take suction pipes exceeding 1¾ in. in internal diameter	Free	..	..	20%$
352 (b)	Vacuum, of any capacity, designed to maintain a vacuum equivalent to 29 in. of mercury or greater under a barometric pressure of 30 in.	Free	..	..	20%$
352 (a)	Refrigerating—Valves of any material when peculiar to use with refrigerating apparatus	Free	..	..	15%$
352 (b)	Rope and twine making—Bobbins for use in rope and twinemaking machines	Free	..	..	20%$
352 (b)	Rope and wire grips—Clips, wire rope, Crosby and Bulldog types, all sizes, used instead of splices for joining wire ropes	Free	..	..	20%$
352 (b)	Ferrules, Esco, for use with choker and basket butt hooks	Free	..	..	20%$
352 (b)	Hooks, Bardon’s patent .. .. ..	Free	..	..	20%$
352 (b)	Sockets, rope, being drop forgings with a taper hole, for use as terminals on wire rope and as substitutes for an eye splice and thimble	Free	..	..	20%$
352 (b)	Scaffolding, fittings for—Fittings specially suited for metal scaffolding, such as quickgrip couplers, putlog couplers, combined joint pins and couplers, swivel couplers, reveal screws, castors, metal struts, props, and shores	Free	..	..	20%$
352 (b)	Screens—Rotary wire, suitable for use in threshing machines, grain or seed cleaners, and graders, and for other screening purposes, so constructed that the distance between the individual wires can be adjusted to suit the material being screened	Free	..	..	20%$
352 (a)	Separators, centrifugal .. .. ..	Free	..	..	15%$
352 (b)	Steering boosters, hydraulic .. .. ..	Free	..	..	20%$
352 (b)	Stokers—Chain grate, including spare links therefor ..	Free	..	..	20%$
352 (b)	Mechanical, specially suited for firing flue type or Lancashire boilers	Free	..	..	20%$
352 (b)	Overfeed spreader types .. .. ..	Free	..	..	20%$

Dated at Wellington this 25th day of June 1964.

J. F. CUMMINGS, Comptroller of Customs.

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🏭 Tariff Decisions - Part III Miscellaneous

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated25 June 1964
KeywordsTariff, Customs duties, Goods, Rates, Machinery, Pumps, Refrigerating, Rope making, Scaffolding, Screens, Separators, Stokers
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J. F. Cummings, Comptroller of Customs

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