New Zealand Gazette – 1965 – No. 41

Page 1223

✨ Tariff Decline Notices

29 JULY
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
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Furfural (or furfuraldehyde)
Furniture, cabinetware, and shelving—
Buttons or plugs used to fill the open ends of tubular
metal or bamboo furniture
Buttons, wooden, for covering screw holes in furniture
Cane banding for making rattan furniture
Locks declared by a manufacturer for use by him only in
making cabinets for sewing machines
Plywood declared by a manufacturer for use by him only
in making radio cabinets
Seagrass cord (twisted seagrass fibre)
Stampings and channels, steel, of approved descriptions,
declared by a manufacturer for use by him only in
making office shelving, clothes lockers, or steel filing
cabinets for office use
Stampings, metal (except sofa-bed hinges) even if built up
or bored, for making folding furniture
Steel suspension slides specially suited for the manufacture
of metal filing cabinets
Steel tubing, tapered, for making tubular metal furniture
Veneers exceeding 1mm in thickness, declared by a manu-
facturer for use by him only in making radio cabinets
Webbing, woven, cane or reed, for making furniture
Furriers’ accessories—
Acorn caps being trimmings for fur tails
Claws, imitation
Clips of approved materials and patterns, specially suited
for making furs—
Approved—
Fur clips of metal, or plastic and metal, also such clips
covered or partly covered with leather, textile or
crochet

Skull shapes and snouts of moulded material or of rubber
Wire, galvanised, served with cotton-covered copper wire,
for making hooks and eyes for furs

SCHEDULE II
Fibreglass “honeycomb” material in the piece, plain or
resinated
Fire alarms—
Clockwork motors, governors, and gearing, declared by a
manufacturer for use by him only in making fire alarms
Floor coverings—
Bindings or strappings (similar to webbing), plain or with
the name of a New Zealand firm woven therein, suited
only for use in making carpets
Yarns, mohair, on declaration by a manufacturer for use by
him only in making floor rugs
Yarn, spun paper, declared by a carpet manufacturer for
use by him solely for weaving the backing of carpets and
floor rugs
Flying machines—
Tape, serrated edged, used for sealing edges of fabric
patches on flying machines
Furniture, cabinetware, and shelving—
Rattan beading for cane furniture
Track of vulcanite or similar material, for sliding doors of
cabinets, imbored and not otherwise fabricated.
Dated at Wellington this 29th day of July 1965.
J. F. CUMMINGS, Comptroller of Customs.

Tariff Notice No. 1965/63—Applications for Approval Declined

NOTICE is hereby given that applications for concessionary rates of duty by the approval of the Minister of Customs on goods as follows have been declined:

Appn No.	Tariff Item	Goods	Application Advertised
			Tariff Notice No.
5464	554.200.0	Oakite 45, an alkaline solvent-type powder, for use on metal and rubber, for removing slime, sizing, pitch, and stock, from paper making equipment	1965/49
5465	554.200.0	Phosflake, being a mixture of sodium monoxide, sodium hydroxide, sodium carbonate, and trisodium phosphate, for use as a water softener for bottle washing	1965/49
5466	554.200.0	Solumin FX 855, being a sodium salt of sulphated alkyl phenoxy polyethoxy methanol for use as a textile scouring agent	1965/49
5365	655.610.9	Lines of polyolefin or hemp, for use with rocket lifesaving apparatus	1965/43

Dated at Wellington this 29th day of July 1965.
J. F. CUMMINGS, Comptroller of Customs.

Tariff Notice No. 1965/64—Application for Continuation of Approval Declined

NOTICE is hereby given that an application for continuation of concessionary rates of duty by the approval of the Minister of Customs on goods as follows has been declined:

Appn No.	Tariff Item	Goods	Application Advertised
			Tariff Notice No.
5310	654.010.9	Webbing, terylene, having a breaking strain of not less than 10,000 lb	1965/41

Dated at Wellington this 29th day of July 1965.
J. F. CUMMINGS, Comptroller of Customs.

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🏭 Tariff Schedule II: List of declared manufactured goods for duty concessions

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated29 July 1965
KeywordsTariff items, furniture accessories, furrier accessories, Schedule II
👩‍💼 Officials

J. F. Cummings, Comptroller of Customs

🏭 Declined applications for concessionary rates on specified goods

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated29 July 1965
KeywordsDeclined tariff applications, alkaline solvent, water softener, textile scouring agent
👩‍💼 Officials

J. F. Cummings, Comptroller of Customs

🏭 Declined continuation of tariff approval for webbing and textile products

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated29 July 1965
KeywordsDeclined continuation, webbing, terylene, textile tariff
👩‍💼 Officials

J. F. Cummings, Comptroller of Customs

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