New Zealand Gazette – 1965 – No. 15

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 15

Tariff Notice No. 1965/19—Approvals Under Former Item 352 Revoked

NOTICE is hereby given that concessionary rates of duty on goods as follows will be revoked with effect from the 1st day of April 1965:

Tariff Item	Goods Approved under Item 352 of the Former Tariff	Tariff Decision Review Notice No.	Gazette No.
899.241.9	Brushes— Specially suited for use on paint spraying outfits	1964/51	46, 30 July 1964, page 1221
718.290.9	Printers’ and stationers’— Bronze powder cleaning and sifting machines	1964/51	46, 30 July 1964, page 1221
719.210.3 719.210.9 719.210.5	Pumps— Rotary, embodying stator and rotor, designed for use with water containing solids such as gravel, sand or sewage Diaphragm, kits or sets, fuel pump, each set or kit containing diaphragms, gaskets, washers, valves and springs, for the repair of a motor vehicle fuel pump	1964/51 1963/7	46, 30 July 1964, page 1221 65, 24 October 1963, page 1656
719.210.9¹	Diaphragms for use with fuel pumps for oil engines	1963/7	65, 24 October 1963, page 1656

NOTE—
¹Now included in wider approval in Tariff Decision List No. 139.
Dated at Wellington this 25th day of March 1965.

J. F. CUMMINGS, Comptroller of Customs.

Tariff Notice No. 1965/20—Approvals under Former Item 448 Revoked

NOTICE is hereby given that concessionary rates of duty on goods as follows will be revoked from the 1st day of April 1965:

Goods approved under Item 448 of the Former Tariff	Tariff Notice No.	Gazette No.
Abrasive sheets, metal backed	1964/86	73, 19 November 1964, page 2193
Aerocem foaming agents	1964/86	73, 19 November 1964, page 2193
Allethrin	1964/86	73, 19 November 1964, page 2193
Alrosol	1964/86	73, 19 November 1964, page 2193
Amino glycol	1964/86	73, 19 November 1964, page 2193
Ammunition— Felt sheets of pressed wool, impregnated on each surface with a resinous material, for use in making wads for gun cartridges	1964/86	73, 19 November 1964, page 2193
Amprolium	1964/86	73, 19 November 1964, page 2193
Amyl xanthate	1964/86	73, 19 November 1964, page 2193
Angelica in brine	1964/86	73, 19 November 1964, page 2193
Ansa wetting agent for textiles, agricultural sprays, metal cleaning, etc.	1964/86	73, 19 November 1964, page 2193
Apparel— Belts— Buckles of paper mache, or of erinoid, casein, celluloid, and similar plastic materials, declared by a manufacturer for use by him only in making belts	1964/86	73, 19 November 1964, page 2193
Cartridge clips, being lacquered metal stampings for making cartridge belts	1964/86	73, 19 November 1964, page 2193
Rings, split, bronzed or nickel plated, with or without snaphooks and swivels, declared by a manufacturer for use by him only in making Boy Scout or Girl Guide belts	1964/86	73, 19 November 1964, page 2193
Stampings, metal, for use in making casein or plastic belt clasps	1964/86	73, 19 November 1964, page 2193
Strapping composed of strips of material, the edges of which have been folded under and cemented or sewn	1964/86	73, 19 November 1964, page 2193
Braces, suspenders, and similar articles— Button stripping consisting of satin backed with buckram and gauze, and having each of two edges folded in over the back, imported in short lengths sufficient for a single garter, for use in making suspenders	1964/86	73, 19 November 1964, page 2193
Celluloid fittings for use in making suspenders	1964/86	73, 19 November 1964, page 2193
Cord ends with metal links and bakelite tags attached, declared by a manufacturer for use by him only in making braces	1964/86	73, 19 November 1964, page 2193
Cords of approved patterns declared by a manufacturer for use by him only in making braces or in making leg loops for mechanics’ aprons	1964/86	73, 19 November 1964, page 2193
Approved: Apron cords with loops crimped at both ends and with spring hooks attached.	1964/86	73, 19 November 1964, page 2193
Braids tubular woven, of cotton with artificial silk covering	1964/86	73, 19 November 1964, page 2193
Metal fittings for use in making braces	1964/86	73, 19 November 1964, page 2193
Pads of textile or textile and paper, declared by a manufacturer for use by him only in making sanitary belts, men’s garters, and braces	1964/86	73, 19 November 1964, page 2193
Collar tape as may be approved when declared by a manufacturer that it will be used by him only in making collars for shirts	1964/86	73, 19 November 1964, page 2193
Approved: Foldline 829N and 830A	1964/86	73, 19 November 1964, page 2193
Cordage and twine— Cords, braided, with lace ends of tagged metal, in lengths suitable for making sheep covers, declared by a manufacturer for use by him only for that purpose	1964/86	73, 19 November 1964, page 2193
Twine, sewing, cotton, 3-ply unglazed black, for binding button-holes in clothing (Central Agency Limited)	1964/86	73, 19 November 1964, page 2193
Twines, 2–16 ply, of approved qualities for making horse covers	1964/86	73, 19 November 1964, page 2193
Approved: R.I.T. linen Blake thread 6-ply oiled (Robt. Stewart and Sons Limited)	1964/86	73, 19 November 1964, page 2193
Corsets— Fade-out lacing, consisting of two narrow strips of fabric folded and sewn, and joined together with short pieces of webbing so as to produce a ladder-like effect, for use as a substitute for corset eyelets	1964/86	73, 19 November 1964, page 2193
Rubber, plain sheet, specially prepared for use in making corsets, declared by a manufacturer for use by him only for that purpose	1964/86	73, 19 November 1964, page 2193

Dated at Wellington this 25th day of March 1965.

J. F. CUMMINGS, Comptroller of Customs.

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🏭 Tariff Concessions Revoked for Paint Sprays, Printers' Machines, and Pumps

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated25 March 1965
KeywordsTariff, Customs duty, revocation, paint spraying, printing machinery, pumps, water, sewage
👩‍💼 Officials

J. F. Cummings, Comptroller of Customs

🏭 Tariff Concessions Revoked for Various Goods, Including Abrasives, Foaming Agents, and Apparel Components

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated25 March 1965
KeywordsTariff, Customs duty, revocation, abrasives, apparel, belts, braces, corsets, cordage, twine
👱🏽 Names

Robt. Stewart, Company name for R.I.T. linen Blake thread

👩‍💼 Officials

J. F. Cummings, Comptroller of Customs

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