New Zealand Gazette – 1971 – No. 101

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✨ Tariff Decision List

20 DECEMBER THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 2981

TARIFF DECISION LIST No. 8—continued

APPROVALS—continued

Tariff Item No.	Goods	Rates of Duty			Part II Ref.	List No.	Effective
		B.P.	MFN.	Gen.			From	To*
74.19.069	Bench burners and parts thereof, commonly used with natural gas, (for types not made locally)	Free	20%	25%	10.2	8	1/1/72	31/3/72
74.19.069	Bi-metal contacts, commonly used for making electrical apparatus	Free	..	25%	10.8	8	1/1/72	31/7/73
74.19.069	Bosses, diecast brass, commonly used for making elements for electric ranges	Free	20%	25%	10.2	8	1/1/72	30/6/72
74.19.069	Ferrules, being grip type jointing sleeves, peculiar to use in cable jointing boxes	Free	20%	25%	10.2	8	1/1/72	30/6/72
74.19.069	Ferrules, seamless, nickelled brass commonly used for making artists’ brushes	Free	..	25%	10.8	8	1/1/72	31/12/73
74.19.069	Glands, terminating, flameproof brass compression types only, commonly used on insulated cable	Free	20%	25%	10.2	8	1/1/72	31/12/73
74.19.069	Seals, finned and screw-on pot types, commonly used for mineral insulated cables	Free	20%	25%	10.2	8	1/1/72	31/12/73
74.19.069	Tips, end, commonly used for making web straps	Free	..	20%	10.8	8	1/1/72	30/6/73
76.02.011	Sealing strip of metal with a narrow tufted fabric insert, commonly used for sealing doors or windows	Free	10%	12½%	..	8	1/1/72	31/12/74
76.16.099	“Cryovac” and “Polyclip” clips, peculiar to use with machines for sealing plastic bags or ends of sausage casings	Free	..	25%	10.8	8	1/1/72	30/9/73
76.16.099	Drag plates, commonly used for golf bags	Free	..	10%	10.8	8	1/1/72	30/6/74
76.16.099	Fittings, as may be approved, commonly used for making brake hoses and cables, and fuel lines	Free	..	25%	10.8	8	1/1/72	30/9/73
76.16.099	Glands and seals terminating, commonly used on mineral insulated metal sheathed electric cables	Free	20%	25%	10.2	8	1/1/72	30/6/74
76.16.099	Slugs, commonly used for the vacuum metallising of television picture tubes	Free	..	25%	10.8	8	1/1/72	30/6/74
79.06.000	Calots, commonly used in the extrusion of zinc articles	Free	..	25%	10.8	8	1/1/72	30/6/74
80.02.002	Pewter, commonly used for making pewter hollowware	Free	..	25%	10.8	8	1/1/72	30/6/74
82.03.039	Spanners and wrenches, peculiar to use on aircraft, conforming to New Zealand Civil Aviation Department specifications, or accompanied by release notes, inspection notes, or affidavits of approval for aircraft	Free	..	7½%	10.8	8	1/1/72	30/6/73
83.02.021	Hinges, as may be approved:	Free	..	10%	10.8
	Approved:					8	1/1/72	31/12/74
	½ in. in width and ⅜ in. nickel silver, commonly used for making teapots					8	1/1/72	30/6/74
	Peculiar to use in making suitcases and other travel goods					8	1/1/72	30/6/74
	Spring-loaded Bommer type					8	1/1/72	30/6/74
	Spring-loaded, peculiar to use in making jewel boxes, presentation cases and the like					8	1/1/72	30/6/74
83.02.061	Latches and latch sets, peculiar to aircraft, conforming to New Zealand Civil Aviation Department specifications, or accompanied by release notes, inspection notes, or affidavits of approval for aircraft	Free	..	10%	10.8	8	1/1/72	30/6/73
83.02.089	Door handles and catches, peculiar to aircraft, conforming to New Zealand Civil Aviation Department specifications, or accompanied by release notes, inspection notes, or affidavits of approval for aircraft	Free	..	10%	10.8	8	1/1/72	30/6/73
83.02.089	Roller bearing blocks, peculiar to use in making slide doors and windows	Free	..	25%	10.8	8	1/1/72	31/12/73
83.07.011	“Husks”, being rough castings of zinc, when declared by a manufacturer that they will be further worked and used by him only in making lamps	Free	..	20%	10.8	8	1/1/72	31/12/72
83.07.021	“Husks”, being rough castings of zinc, when declared by a manufacturer that they will be further worked and used by him only in making lamps	Free	..	15%	10.8	8	1/1/72	31/12/72
83.07.021	Lamps, peculiar to aircraft, conforming to New Zealand Civil Aviation Department specifications, or accompanied by release notes, inspection notes, or affidavits of approval for aircraft	Free	..	10%	10.8	8	1/1/72	30/6/73

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