New Zealand Gazette – 1965 – No. 34

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✨ Customs Tariff Applications

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 34

Tariff Notice No. 1965/50—Applications for Continuation of Approval

NOTICE is hereby given that applications have been made for continuation of the following approvals of the Minister of Customs:

Appn No.	Tariff Item	Goods	Rates of Duty					Part II Ref.	List No.	Effective
			B.P.	Aul.	Can.	MFN.	Gen.			From	To
5532	655.830.9	Fabrics, felted, when declared by an importer for use by him or to be sold for use in—

Asbestos-cement sheet-making machines
Door-sanding machines
Laundry machines
Leather ironing machines
Lens polishing
Mining
Papermaking machines
Rollers of woollen mill machinery
Felted woollen webbing for biscuit-making machines | Free | .. | .. | .. | 10% | 10.4 | 78 | 1/7/62 | 30/6/65 |
| 5533
5534 | 723.101.1
723.102.1
723.103.1 | Wires and cables as may be approved, etc.: Approved:
Cables, all kinds, having eight or more cores and conductors exceeding 7/·036 in.
Cables and wires insulated solely with paper, cotton, silk, wool, rayon, nylon, glass, enamel, cambric, or any combination of these materials with asbestos, and whether or not varnished
Cables and wires insulated with polytetrafluoroethylene (P.T.F.E.)
Cables and wires specially suited for use in aircraft wiring, on declaration that they will be used only for that purpose
Cables and wires with conductors of any material other than copper
Carrier quad cables, metal tape screened, also four quad and above, unscreened
High-tension X-ray cable
Jumper cables
Messenger wire cable, being electrical conductors bound to a supporting or bearing wire
Radio wire, P.V.C. insulated, single core, 7/·004 in. and 7/·0048 in.
Service entrance cables, neutral screened, single, or multi-core conductors exceeding 7/·064 in.
Silicone rubber-covered cables, wires and flexibles
Telephone hand set and switchboard cords
Telephone subscribers’ cables, metal tape screened, also eight pairs and above unscreened
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 plastic sheathed (TPS) cables, 4 core, circular, having conductors exceeding 7/·064 in.
Tough plastic sheathed (TPS) cables, 4 core flat, with earth continuity conductor, in sizes exceeding 7/·044 in.
Tough rubber-sheathed (TRS) cables, 4 core, circular, in sizes exceeding 7/·064 in.
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. 708/1957) 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) | Free | .. | .. | 20%S | 25% | .. | 2
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🏭 Applications for Continuation of Customs Tariff Approval

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsCustoms Tariff, Approval continuation, Import duty rates, Fabrics, Asbestos-cement machines, Laundry machines, Leather machines, Lens polishing, Mining, Papermaking machines, Woollen mill machinery, Biscuit-making machines, Wires, Cables, Aircraft wiring, X-ray cable, Radio wire, Aircraft wiring, Telephone cords, Switchboard cords, Aircraft wiring, Aircraft wiring, Aircraft wiring
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