New Zealand Gazette – 1970 – No. 82

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✨ Tariff Applications and Objections

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 82

Tariff Notice No. 1970/140—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.	MFN.	Gen.
11624	39.07.98	Caps and ferrules, when declared by a manufacturer for making golf clubs	Free	..	20%	10.8
11625	39.07.98	Ferrules, when declared by a manufacturer that they will be used by him only in making badminton or similar racquets	Free	..	20%	10.8
11626	44.05.39	Willow clefts or billets, for use in making cricket bats	Free	..	25%	10.8
11628	97.06.04	Face pieces or inserts for golf club heads	Free	..	20%	10.8
11629	97.06.04	Forgings and castings, steel, in the rough, specially suited for making golf-club heads. (Steel heads are to be regarded as in the rough if, after forging and casting, they are merely roughly ground to remove the fin produced between the half moulds in drop forgings or castings, or to remove the indentations of the hammer produced in hand forgings. The heads must not be further worked, except that a pilot hole may be drilled in the shank, such hole to be reamed and the shank to be tapered in New Zealand. Heads in the rough, but without pilot holes, being instead lightly ground or lightly turned on the shank, are to be admitted under the above decision.)	Free	..	20%	10.8
11630	97.06.04	Golf club heads, wooden, rough turned but not further manufactured	Free	..	20%	10.8
11631	97.06.04	Shafts of approved descriptions when declared that they will be used only in making or repairing golf clubs and that in making such clubs the heads therefor will be fully manufactured in New Zealand or will be made from wooden shapes, rough-turned but not further manufactured, or steel in the form of rough forgings or rough castings unworked

NOTE—The importer of the shafts need not be the manufacturer of the heads. In manufacturing golf clubs, he must, however, use heads which have been manufactured in New Zealand, in accordance with the conditions set out in the decision:

Approved:
(a) Shafts of steel, whether in the black, polished, plated, coated with casein, or otherwise surfaced, but without any attachments of any kind;
(b) Shafts of aluminium, whether polished, plated, coated with casein, or otherwise surfaced, but without attachments of any kind | Free | .. | 20% | 10.8 | 80 | 1/8/69 | 31/12/70 |
| 11632 | 97.06.04 | Shafts, steel, in the rough, when declared by a manufacturer (a) that they will be used by him only in making badminton and similar racquets, and (b) that in making such racquets the frame therefor will be made in New Zealand from wood which will not be imported in a more advanced state than that of strips of timber, not worked or bent to shape in any way | Free | .. | 20% | 10.8 | .. | 1/7/67 | 31/12/70 |

Any person wishing to lodge an objection to the granting of these applications should so do in writing on or before 28 January 1971. Submissions should include a reference to the application number, Tariff item, and description of goods concerned, be addressed to the Comptroller of Customs, Private Bag, Wellington, and supported by information as to:

(a) The range of equivalent goods manufactured locally;
(b) The proportion of New Zealand and imported materials used in manufacture;
(c) Present and potential output; and
(d) Details of factory cost in terms of materials, labour, overhead, etc.

Dated at Wellington this 17th day of December 1970.

V. W. THOMAS, Comptroller of Customs.

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🏭 Applications for Continuation of Approval of Tariff Items

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated17 December 1970
KeywordsTariff items, Customs, Goods, Duty rates, Applications, Objections, Manufacturers, Golf clubs, Racquets, Cricket bats
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V. W. Thomas, Comptroller of Customs

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