New Zealand Gazette – 1966 – No. 2

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✨ Tariff Duty Approvals

20 JANUARY THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 61

Tariff Notice No. 1966/4—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
7063	599.590.1	Thermoplastic cement, in pellet or block form, for use in sole attaching and similar footwear manufacturing machines	Free	..	..	..	Free	..	30	1/7/62	31/12/65
7064
7065	599.999.9	Alkyl benzenes, other than dodecyl and tridecyl benzenes	Free	..	..	..	20%	10.8	156	1/7/65	31/12/65
7066	599.999.9	Twitchell reagents—catalysts used in the Twitchell process of manufacturing fatty acids and glycerol	Free	..	..	..	20%	10.8	18	1/7/62	30/9/65
7067	612.900.9	Hat tips, being leathers of approximately semi-circular shape, for use inside hats	Free	..	..	..	Free	10.8	2	1/7/62	31/12/65
7068	632.890.9	Boards, cutting, for use in hand clicking of leather	Free	..	..	20%S	25%	10.2	29	1/7/62	31/12/65
7069	641.310.1	Kraft paper, insulating, when declared by a manufacturer for use by him only in making electrical resistances, condensers, transformers or insulated telephone cables	Free	..	..	..	10%	..	161	1/7/62	31/12/65
7070
7071	641.958.1	Tympan manilla, oiled	Free	..	..	..	Free	..	24	1/7/62	31/12/65
7072	641.958.1	Chromo board	Free	..	..	..	Free	..	180	1/7/62	30/12/65
7073	641.958.1	Dry flong suited for the manufacture of matrices	Free	..	..	..	Free	..	74	1/7/62	31/12/65
7074
7075	Group 652	The following fabrics:	Free	..	..	..	Free	10.8	33	1/7/62	31/12/65
		(a) in widths not exceeding 18 in., or
		(b) in widths exceeding 18 in. on declaration by a manufacturer for use by him only in making hats:
		Hatters’ plush
		Grosgrain fabric
		Melusine fabric
7076	Group 653	The following fabrics:	Free	..	..	..	Free	10.8	2	1/7/62	31/12/65
		(a) in widths not exceeding 18 in., or
		(b) in widths exceeding 18 in. on declaration by a manufacturer for use by him only in making hats:
		Hatters’ plush
		Grosgrain fabric
		Melusine fabric
7077	Groups 652 and 653 (except item 653.210.2)	Bunting containing wool, hair, or discontinuous man-made fibres, on declaration by a manufacturer for use by him only in making flags and banners	Free	..	..	..	15%	10.8	2	1/7/62	31/12/65
7078	Group 652 and 653	Union textiles composed of wool and man-made fibres and/or cotton fibres, the current domestic value of which does not exceed 9s. per square yard, to be cut up and made into shirts, pyjamas, nightgowns, or underclothing, under such conditions as the Minister may prescribe	Free	..	..	..	10%	10.8	64	1/7/62	31/12/65
7079	Groups 652 and 653 (except item 653.210.1)	Lining materials containing wool, hair or discontinuous man-made fibres, as may be approved by the Minister and under such conditions as he may prescribe	Free	..	..	..	15%	10.8	2	1/7/62	31/12/65
7085		Approved—
		Lining fabrics, except imitation haircloths, when declared by a manufacturer for use by him only as a lining in making tiles
7080	Group 653	Imitation horsehair fabric	Free	..	..	..	Free	10.8	2	1/7/62	31/12/65
7081	Group 653	Fabrics, imitation straw, of man-made fibres, woven, plain, or fancy, peculiar to use in making hats	Free	..	..	..	Free	10.8	23	1/7/62	31/12/65
7082	Group 653	Tubular woven fabrics of man-made fibres and wool, or of cotton and wool, as approved, declared by a manufacturer for use by him only in building up bodies and brims for hats	Free	..	..	..	Free	10.8	2	1/7/62	31/12/65
7083
7084	653.110	Silk fabrics in widths not exceeding 42 in. when declared by a manufacturer for use by him only in making Salvation Army bonnets	Free	..	..	..	Free	10.8	2	1/7/62	31/12/65
	653.120
7086	653.704	Fabrics, imitation straw, of man-made fibres, plain or fancy, peculiar to use in making hats	Free	..	..	..	Free	10.8	118	16/10/64	31/12/65
7087
7088	Group 654	Straw braid, peculiar to use in building up hats and not being hat trimmings, plain or fancy, composed wholly or partially of grass, rush, hemp, straw, or crinoline, or imitation grass, rush, hemp, or straw (including cellophane and paper yarn)	Free	..	..	..	Free	10.8	2	1/7/62	31/12/65
7089	654.030.0	Braids, wholly or partly of wool, peculiar to use in building up hats, and not being hat trimmings	Free	..	..	..	15%	10.8	52	1/5/63	31/12/65

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🏭 Tariff Notice No. 1966/4—Applications for Continuation of Approval of Rates of Duty

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Dated20 January 1966
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