New Zealand Gazette – 1971 – No. 6

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✨ Tariff and Customs Notices

28 JANUARY

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

Tariff Notice No. 1971/6—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	Tariff	Goods	B.P.	MFN.	Gen.	Part
No.	Item					II Ref.
11937	32.09.01	Clear finish L-260 and Dull finish L-261, being nitrocellulose solution for use as final topcoats on leather	25%*	..	25%*	10.8
11932	32.09.01	Hydrholac clear finish emulsion L-273, being a new water-dilutable nitrocellulose lacquer emulsion with the ability to provide a much higher gloss than usually obtained with lacquer emulsions in the manufacture of leather	25%*	..	25%*	10.8
12033	34.02.00	Alcozyme, a wetting agent and detergent with enzyme activity. Used to clean filter equipment used in pilot-scale experiments involving whey	25%*	..	25%*	10.8
11953	34.02.00	Alkanate 3 S N 5 a solution of the sodium salt of a sulphated alkyl phenol polyoxyethylene condensate used as a anionic surfactant	25%*	..	25%*	10.8
11935	34.02.00	Lyocol WP being an aqueous solution containing a surface active amphoteric fatty acid derivative and a fatty acid ester used as a dyeing auxillary for the textile industry	25%*	..	25%*	10.8
11933	34.02.00	Optinol KG being a blend of aromatic hydrocarbons (not chlorinated) and phenolic type materials, used in the dyeing of polyester and is a carrier acting as a levelling and dispersing agent in the dyebath	25%*	..	25%*	10.8
11933	34.02.00	Optinol MN, based essentially on aromatic hydrocarbons (not chlorinated) in self-emulsifiable form, used in the dyeing of polyester and is a carrier acting as a levelling and dispersing agent in the dyebath	25%*	..	25%*	10.8
11931	34.02.00	Sodium lauryl ethoxylate sulphate 30%, which is basically nonionic but has amphoteric characteristics and is used in textile dyeing and agricultural fields.	25%*	..	25%*	10.8
11893	35.06.01	I.S. adhesives and I.S. auxiliary products, they are cyanoacrylate adhesives, capable of bonding metals, rubber, glass, plastics, and woods	Free	..	Free	..
12066	39.01.37	Silastic medical grade tubing	Free	..	25%	..
11917	39.02.64	PVC laminated to synthetic butyl rubber in strip form used for corrosion protection on metal pipes	Free	..	Free	..
12040	40.06.09	Petroset AT, SB, and RB being material composed of elastomer in a emulsion concentrate which is diluted with water before use. Petroset AT is used to impart greater flexibility to asphalt. Petroset RB is used to bond small rock, gravel, and stones together. Petroset SB is used to control soil erosion	25%*	..	25%*	10.8
12067	48.07.91	Facil-Fab boards, imported in sheets in lengths from 14 in. to 48 in. and 40 in. wide to be used to make covers for bookmatches	Free	..	Free	..
11945	84.18.29	Brodie-Kent air eliminators/strainers and Rockwell/Brodie combination air eliminator strainers used for the elimination of entrained air from petroleum products prior to metering to ensure accurate measures	Free	20%*	25%*	10.2
11938	84.59.49	One only 8-gallon Naben Blade Mixer	Free	20%*	25%*	10.2
11927	84.63.09	Fenner taper-lock rigid couplings for mechanical power transmission	Free	20%*	25%*	10.2
11943	84.63.09	Fenner taper-lock sprockets which incorporate the taper-lock interchangeable taper bush	Free	20%*	25%*	10.2
11944	84.63.09	Fenner taper-lock weld on hub designed for use on any device that requires to be firmly fastened to a shaft, such as conveyor pulleys and fan rotors	Free	20%*	25%*	10.2
11944	84.63.09	Fenner taper-lock adaptor for use when it is difficult to taper-bore	Free	20%*	25%*	10.2
11902	84.63.09	Hainsworth variable speed pulleys and units specially suited for industrial applications where efficient control of shaft speeds can be obtained without stopping the machinery	Free	20%*	25%*	10.2
11872	97.07.09	Components of Tuna fishing lures comprising of swivels ring mounted, lead headed feather lures, clips, grommets, and rings, and micro sleeves	Free	20%*	25%*	10.2

*or such lower rate of duty as the Minister may in any case direct

Any person wishing to lodge an objection to the granting of these applications should do so in writing on or before 18 February 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 material 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 28th day of January 1971.

V. W. THOMAS, Comptroller of Customs.

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Dated28 January 1971
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