New Zealand Gazette – 1969 – No. 35

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✨ Tariff Decisions

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 35

TARIFF DECISION LIST No. 63

Decisions of the Minister of Customs Under the Customs Tariff (Subject to Amendment or Cancellation by Notification in the Gazette)

APPROVALS

Tariff Item No.	Goods	Rates of Duty	Part II Ref.	List No.	Effective
		B.P.	MFN.	Gen.
34.02.00	Products, as may be approved, when imported in bulk and not being soaps or containing soap: Approved: Emulsogen OG..	Free	..	10%	10.8
38.19.99	Protosal	Free	..	20%	10.8
Chapters 60 and 61	Babies’ and young infants’ clothing of kinds and sizes, as may be approved by the Minister: Approved:
	(a) Babies’ bibs and feeders
	Bodices .. .. 22 in. chest (buttoned)	Free	20%	40%	31.0
	Babies’ bootees
	Cardigans, jumpers and pullovers	24 in. chest
	Dressing gowns.. .. 27 in. length†
	Gowns .. .. 30 in. length
	Babies’ matinee coats
	Nightdresses .. .. 30 in. length†
	Babies’ shawls
	(b) Overalls with full-length trousers
	Panties and bloomers .. 18 in. waist-crutch-waist
	Petticoats .. .. 20 in. length†
	Pilchers .. .. 22 in. waist-crutch-waist
	Pyjamas made from knitted fabric	24 in. chest
	Pyjamas made from woven fabric	24 in. chest
	Shirts made from knitted fabric	22 in. chest
	Skirts with bodice-type tops	20 in. length†
	Skirts with straps attached to waistband	12 in. from top of waist band to lowest point of hem
	Sleeping suit with closed foot	24 in. chest
	Trousers, short .. .. 20 in. waist-crutch-waist
	Trousers, full-length .. 22 in. side waist to bottom of hem
	(NOTE—Where leg terminates in an elasticised ankle band or turn-up cuff, measurement along outside of leg to bottom of elastic band or to bottom of cuff when turned down is not to exceed 24 in.)
	Vests .. .. .. 17 in. top of shoulder to bottom of hem
	†length to be measured from point where shoulder joins neck to lowest point on the hem of the garment at the back. Maximum turn-up not to exceed 3 in.
65.05.09	Babies’ and young infants’ clothing of kinds and sizes, as may be approved by the Minister: Approved: Babies’ bonnets and helmets .. ..	Free	20%	40%	31.0

*Approvals lapse on the dates indicated, the goods thereafter being dutiable according to their substantive Tariff classification. If continuation of an approval is desired for a further period, formal application should be made to the Collector at least 6 weeks prior to the date of expiry.

Dated at Wellington this 12th day of June 1969.

V. W. THOMAS, Comptroller of Customs.

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🏭 Tariff Decision List No. 63 - Approvals

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated12 June 1969
KeywordsCustoms Tariff, Import duties, Goods classification, Baby clothing, Chemical products
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V. W. Thomas, Comptroller of Customs

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