New Zealand Gazette – 1972 – No. 2

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✨ Tariff Exemptions

SECOND SCHEDULE—EXEMPTIONS CREATED—continued

Classes of Goods

Felspar, leucite, nepheline and nepheline syenite; fluorspar

Ferro-cerium and other pyrophoric alloys, prepared for use
Fishhooks, unmounted, and without attachments
Flint pebbles of a kind suited for use in grinding mills
Flower seeds of a kind used for sowing, other than in retail packs
Flux, limestone, and calcareous stone, commonly used for the manufacture of lime and cement
Fruits, dried (except citrus and apple) including artificially dehydrated
Fuses, blasting, mining and safety
Fusible ceramic firing testers
Glass fibre rovings
Gloves and mittens, padded, rubber spiked, or with similar protective devices, suited for use only in the following sports: baseball or softball, cricket, boxing, ice-hockey
Graphite dies
Graphite, natural
Gypsum, crude; anhydrite
Hair nets, knitted or crocheted, or made up from lace or other textile fabric in the piece, or of human hair
Hard seeds, pips, hulls and nuts, of a kind used for carving, whether whole or sliced but not otherwise worked
Indigo, natural
Infra-red and ultra-violet lamp bulbs or tubes; sodium vapour and mercury vapour discharge lamp bulbs and tubes; arc lamps
Ink pads
Iron pyrites, roasted or unroasted
Isinglass
Jewellers’ findings, being identifiable parts of jewellery known as jewellers’ findings
Lacs (including shellac, seed lac and stick lac), natural gums, resins, gum-resins, and balsams
Lampholders, specially designed for use on vehicles
Lamps, shadowless, specially designed for use in hospital theatres and dentists’ surgeries
Linoleum, including “congoleum” and similar floor coverings, but excluding vinyl and vinyl coated floor coverings
Loofah, articles of
Mangold seeds
Maps and hydrographic and similar charts of all kinds, including wall maps and topographical plans, printed; printed globes (terrestrial or celestial)
Mate

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

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