New Zealand Gazette – 1970 – No. 25

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✨ Tariff Concession Applications

30 APRIL

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

Tariff Notice No. 1970/45—Applications for Approval

Notice is hereby given that applications have been made to the Minister of Customs for concessionary entry of the following goods at the rates of Customs duty shown:

Appn No.	Tariff Item	Goods	B.P.	MFN.	Gen.	Part II Ref.
8632	27.10.63 27.10.64	Oils, as may be approved, when declared by a manufacturer for use by him only in making extreme pressure additives for lubricants: Approved: Shell Carnea Oil 21	25%*	..	25%*	10.8
8761	30.03.09	Steriflex (saline solution) in disposable plastic units	Free	20%	25%	23.4
8655	34.02.00	Aqualose LL 100 a surface active agent being a 100 percent active, alkoxylated liquid lanolin used in cosmetic and toilet preparations with an alcohol content	25%*	..	25%*	10.8
8668	34.02.00	Arlatone G being polyoxyethylene fatty clyceride used with Atlas Brij 97 in the formation of clear ringing gels	25%*	..	25%*	10.8
8767	34.02.00	Emcol 511 an oil soluble alkanolamide, a non-ionic type of emulsifier with aerosol and industrial application	25%*	..	25%*	10.8
8614	34.02.00	Empicol LQ 27 being monoethanolamine salt containing 27 percent monoethanolamine alkyl sulphate and used in the manufacture of shampoos	25%*	..	25%*	10.8
8733	34.02.00	Hival No. 1 an organic surface agent based on an amide sulphonate used in the textile industry as a means of removing dyestuff build up, resin, oil and other contaminants	25%*	..	25%*	10.8
8595	34.02.00	Maracon lignosulphonates to be used in making concrete additives for the building industry	25%*	..	25%*	10.8
8745	34.02.00	Product No. 13201/81 being a mixture of fatty alcohol, sulphonated fatty alcohol, amide and emulgateur B and used in the manufacture of a permanent hair dying preparation	25%*	..	25%*	10.8
8656	34.02.00	Vulcastab R.F.A., a rubber finishing agent being a blend of surface active agents used to prevent uncured rubber articles sticking together	25%*	..	25%*	10.8
8734	38.12.02	Valfix FCU being an aqueous solution of a resin based on dicyandiamide to which has been reacted copper chloride, and used in the after treatment of dyestuffs to increase wet fastness, improve crocking and light fastness	25%*	..	25%*	10.8
8689	38.19.99	Protac 30, an emulsified diphenylacetamidine used as a gas-fume fading inhibitor in blue dyeing of acetate or triacetate fabrics	25%*	..	25%*	10.8
8568	39.01.64	Chart Pak “Contak” mylar shading film, being a plastic shading screen with regular dot patterning. For assistance in the preparation of graphic art work, architects’ work, maps, etc., where a regular shading overlay is required prior to photographic reproduction for film or platemaking	Free	..	Free	-
8572	39.03.82	Tapes, acetate, pressure sensitive, 1/64 in. to 20 in., in plain or fancy designs, suited for drafting and visual communication for graphs, statistics, etc.	Free	20%*	25%*	10.2
8571	39.03.83	Chart Pak “Contak” acetate shading film, being a plastic shading screen with regular dot patterning. For assistance in the preparation of graphic art work, architects’ work, maps, etc., where a regular shading overlay is required prior to photographic reproduction for film or platemaking	Free	..	Free	..
8630	48.05.19	Paper, filter, crinkled for filtration of liquid chemicals	25%*	..	25%*	10.8
8568	48.15.09	Chart Pak, pressure stick crepe paper tape and die cut symbols, being “Cold” printers’ type, self-adhesive. Used for graphs, engineers’ and architects’ drawings, printers’ and advertising studio layout, prior to photographic reproduction for etching or platemaking	Free	20%*	25%*	10.2
8567	49.08.00	Deca-dry transfer lettering, being “cold” printers’ type, in specific faces and point sizes, rubbed on to copy from backing sheet. Used by engineers’, architects, printing houses, advertising studios and others for preparing copy prior to photographic reproduction on to a printing plate	Free	20%*	25%*	10.2
8693	49.08.00	Decalcomanias (transfers) for aircraft, bearing instructions and warnings to pilots and ground crew	25%*	..	25%*	10.8
8740	68.01.00	Natural split quartzite with guillotined edges, for manufacture of flooring and cladding tiles	Free	20%*	25%*	10.2
8676	73.21.09	Acrow special purpose made steel formwork, viz. : Telescope transportable tunnel formwork	Free	20%*	25%*	10.2
8680	73.21.09	Acrow steel formwork, viz. : Acrowspan horizontal shoring Acrowspan lightweight horizontal shoring Adjustable steel floor centres	Free	20%*	25%*	10.2
8675	73.21.09	Acrow steel formwork, viz. : Adjustable steel props, trench struts and accessories	Free	20%*	25%*	10.2
73.21.09	Acrow steel formwork, viz. : Shorload heavy duty formwork support system	Free	20%*	25%*	10.2
8677 8678 8679 8681	73.21.09	Heavy duty soldiers Steel beam clamps “U” form and auxiliary equipment
8671 8625	73.40.30 73.40.99	Forgings, steel, unworked, for the manufacture of door closer pistons “Bulldog” lifting clamps, for handling mechanically all types of sheet-metal plate	25%* Free	.. 20%*	25% 25%	10.8 10.2
8683	73.40.99	Circular single orifice gaskets made from corrugated stainless steel, sometimes known as Taylor rings, being parts for Hammel Dahl control valves	Free	20%*	25%*	10.2
8617	74.08.02	Knuckle joints of brass for connecting steam pipes on tube moulds	Free	20%*	25%*	10.2

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🏭 Applications for Approval of Concessionary Entry of Goods

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Dated30 April 1970
KeywordsCustoms, Tariff, Goods, Concessionary entry, Oils, Steriflex, Lanolin, Emulsifier, Shampoos, Concrete additives, Hair dying, Rubber finishing, Acetate fabrics, Shading film, Drafting tapes, Filter paper, Transfer lettering, Decalcomanias, Quartzite, Steel formwork, Steel shoring, Steel props, Lifting clamps, Brass knuckle joints
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