New Zealand Gazette – 1972 – No. 2

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✨ Tariff Exemptions

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SECOND SCHEDULE—EXEMPTIONS CREATED—continued

Classes of Goods

Sunday school and day school lesson sheets and cards, etc. (Part II concession reference 25.2)
Tabernacles
Thuribles, including incense boats and spoons
Thurible stands
Viaticum sets

Artists’ palettes of wood

Asbestos, crude, washed or ground

Balances of a sensitivity of 5 cg or better, with or without their weights

Balls for table-tennis, tennis, cricket, croquet, hockey, baseball, softball, squash and polo

Balsa wood, other than articles thereof

Bananas and plantains, fresh

Barium Sulphate, natural (Barytes), and barium carbonate, natural (Witherite), whether or not calcined, other than barium oxide

Base metal fittings and other articles of textile or rubber, when declared:
(a) by a manufacturer for use by him only in the manufacture and repair of saddlery
(b) by an importer that they will be sold only to manufacturers for use in the manufacture and repair of saddlery

Battery separators of diatomaceous earth

Beads (excluding those of imitation pearl), pierced or unpierced, but not mounted, set or strung, on declaration that they will be used only in making imitation jewellery

Bearings, ball, roller or needle roller

Benzol, toluol, xylol

Binders and wrappers of tobacco for use in the manufacture of cigars and cheroots

Blades, safety razor

Blanks for making cake servers, other than such blanks of stainless steel or brass

Borates, crude, natural, and concentrates thereof (calcined or not) but not including borates separated from natural brine

Boric acid, crude, natural, containing not more than 85 percent of H₃BO₃ calculated on the dry weight

Bottles, infants’ feeding

Buckets of unhardened vulcanised rubber

Burners, radiants and other parts of lamps, gasfires and stoves, of ceramic materials

Butter, fresh, whether salted or not, including melted

Calcium phosphates, natural, mineral; natural mineral calcium phosphates, apatite, and phosphatic chalk

Cameras, photographic and cinematographic

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🏭 Tariff Exemptions for Various Goods - Continued (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsTariff exemptions, school lesson sheets, tabernacles, thuribles, artists palettes, asbestos, balances, sports balls, balsa wood, bananas, plantains, barium sulphate, saddlery fittings, battery separators, beads, bearings, benzol, toluol, xylol, tobacco binders, safety razor blades, cake server blanks, borates, boric acid, bottles, buckets, ceramic lamp parts, butter, calcium phosphates, cameras

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