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✨ Customs Tariff Exemptions

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 55

SECOND SCHEDULE—continued
EXEMPTIONS WITHDRAWN—continued

Tariff Item

Classes of Goods

Date of Exempting Notice

38.14.09
Oxidation inhibitors, gum inhibitors, viscosity improvers, anti-corrosive preparations and similar prepared additives for mineral oils.
2 June 1967 (Gazette, 15 June 1967).

Ex 39.07.98
Electronic stencils for use with duplicators.
18 June 1970 (Gazette, 25 June 1970).

Ex 48.13.03
Ornaments of artificial plastic materials, on declaration for use in the manufacture of footwear.
6 July 1970 (Gazette, 9 July 1970).

Ex 39.07.98
Orthopaedic appliances for the correction or relief of disabilities of the foot.
8 March 1971 (Gazette, 11 March 1971).

Ex 39.07.98
Articles designed for contraceptive use.
8 March 1971 (Gazette, 11 March 1971).

Ex 42.06.09
Hand tools, viz: striking faces for soft-faced hammers, hammers, planes, chisels, oil cans, and screwdrivers (other than screwdrivers, fixed handle, with straight blades, in blade lengths from 1½" to 15", both inclusive, and with blade thicknesses (round or square shank) from ⅜" to ⅞", both inclusive); sets comprising any of the foregoing; beekeepers' tools, cheesemakers' curd knives, and whaling tools.
6 July 1970 (Gazette, 9 July 1970).

Ex Section 15
Erasers, date and other stamp type, paste applicators and other articles of stationery of unhardened vulcanised rubber (excluding rubber bands)
13 March 1970 (Gazette, 19 March 1970).

Ex 39.07.98
“O” rings and hydraulic seals.
18 June 1970 (Gazette, 25 June 1970).

Ex 40.14.19
Tobacco pouches of unhardened vulcanised rubber; cigarette, cigar, tobacco, and tobacco pipe cases of iron or steel, copper or aluminium.
8 March 1971 (Gazette, 11 March 1971).

Ex 42.04.09
Articles of paper pulp, paper, paperboard or cellulose wadding, viz: recording dials and sheets and rolls for self-recording apparatus
13 March 1970 (Gazette, 19 March 1970).

82.04.71 to 82.04.74
Recording papers and charts for use with electrically operated measuring, counting, testing, and recording instruments; punched programme cards for computer controlled machines.
8 March 1971 (Gazette, 11 March 1971).

Ex 82.04.75
Undrilled friction material (segments, discs, washers, strips, sheets, plates, rolls and the like) of a kind suitable for brakes, for clutches and the like, with a basis of asbestos, other mineral substances or of cellulose, whether or not combined with textile or other materials.
29 March 1968 (Gazette, 4 April 1968).

82.04.76
Wrist straps and wrist bands for watches, of rolled precious metal.
8 March 1971 (Gazette, 11 March 1971).

82.04.79
Sanitary pails, bedpans, and chamber pots, of iron and steel, vitreous enamelled
5 September 1969 (Gazette, 11 September 1969).

82.04.82 to 82.04.84
Metatarsal pads.
13 March 1970 (Gazette, 19 March 1970).

Ex 40.14.01
Aluminium footwear lasts.
8 March 1971 (Gazette, 11 March 1971).

Ex 40.14.07
Other articles of aluminium, viz: metal neck bands on declaration for use in the manufacture of hot water bottles
13 March 1970 (Gazette, 19 March 1970).

40.14.11
Miners’ safety lamps and parts thereof.
8 March 1971 (Gazette, 11 March 1971).

73.40.51
Liquid fuel pressure lanterns and parts thereof
13 March 1970 (Gazette, 19 March 1970).

74.19.05
Lanterns, liquid fuel, non-pressure type.
8 March 1971 (Gazette, 11 March 1971).

76.16.08
Discs for the harrows of item 84.24.32.
2 June 1967 (Gazette, 15 June 1967).

Ex 48.21.09
Cleaning machines for watches, clocks and instruments; ultra-sonic cleaning machines.
8 March 1971 (Gazette, 11 March 1971).

Ex 68.14.01 to Ex 68.14.09
Ammunition reloaders and parts thereof.
6 July 1970 (Gazette, 9 July 1970).

Ex 71.12.09
Rubber and/or plastics mixing machines, viz: Banbury, Intermix or similar types.
8 March 1971 (Gazette, 11 March 1971).

73.38.14
Machines, plastic injection moulding.

Ex 73.40.99
Machines, paving, self-propelled, suited for paving areas with concrete or bituminous mixes in strips of controlled thickness and width.

Ex 76.16.99
Trailer axle assemblies of a capacity of 3 tons and over.
14 December 1970 (Gazette, 17 December 1970).

Ex 76.16.99
Skis (other than water skis); ski sticks, and parts thereof.
6 July 1970 (Gazette, 9 July 1970).

Ex 83.07.01
Studs other than press-studs; blanks and parts thereof.
8 March 1971 (Gazette, 11 March 1971).

Ex 83.07.09
Press fasteners, including snap-fasteners and press studs; blanks and parts thereof.
2 June 1967 (Gazette, 15 June 1967).

Ex 83.07.09
Articles and Materials Designed or Specially Suited for Dental and Medical Purposes Only,
Viz:
Dental kit sets for the manufacture of mouth guards.
8 March 1971 (Gazette, 11 March 1971).

84.24.33
Tubes, resuscitation, for mouth-to-mouth artificial respiration.

Ex 84.59.21
Dental articulating paper.

Ex 84.59.49
Paper, indicator, for use in autoclaves.

Ex 84.59.49
“Bitewing” holders specially designed to hold X-ray films in the mouth.

Ex 84.59.49

Ex 87.14.31

87.14.32

Ex 97.06.19

98.01.12

98.01.19

Ex 38.19.99

Ex 39.07.98

Ex 48.15.09

Ex 48.21.09

Dated at Wellington this 15th day of July 1971.

L. R. ADAMS-SCHNEIDER, Minister of Customs.

*S.R. 1964/47

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🏭 Withdrawal of Customs Tariff Exemptions

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