New Zealand Gazette – 1972 – No. 2

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✨ Tariff Classifications

Ex 24.02.302 Pulverised waste tobacco in liquid form

Ex 25.07.011 to Clay (other than kaolin and bentonite), andalusite, kyonite, and sillimanite, whether or not calcined,
Ex 25.07.029 but not including expanded clays falling within Tariff Heading No. 68.07; mullite; chamotte and
dinas earths

25.08.000 Chalk

25.12.000 Siliceous fossil meals and similar siliceous earths, whether or not calcined, of an apparent specific
gravity of 1 or less

25.13.000 Pumice stone; emery; natural corundum, natural garnet and other natural abrasives, whether or not
heat treated

25.23.001 Ciment fondu, slag cement, supersulphate cement and similar hydraulic cements (excluding Portland
Ex 25.23.009 cement, other than white), whether or not coloured or in the form of clinker

25.32.000 Strontianite (whether or not calcined), other than strontiumoxide; mineral substances not elsewhere
specified or included; broken pottery

26.01.110 to Metallic ores and concentrates other than of gold
26.01.240

26.02.000 Slag, dross, scalings and similar waste from the manufacture of iron or steel

26.03.000 Ash and residues (other than from the manufacture of iron or steel), containing metals or metallic
compounds

26.04.000 Other slag and ash, including kelp

27.07.009 Other oils and products of the distillation of coal tar of Tariff Heading 27.07

Ex 27.10.301 Aviation kerosene, power kerosene, illuminating kerosene or lamp oil, in containers of a capacity of
Ex 27.10.302 1 gallon or more
27.10.303

27.10.305 White spirit in bulk in ships’ bottoms or in containers of a capacity of 1 gallon or more

Ex 27.10.400 Distillate fuels in containers of a capacity of 1 gallon or more

27.10.500 Residual fuel oil

Ex 27.10.601 Greases specially suited to aviation use
Ex 34.03.001

27.10.602 to Lubricating oils in containers of a capacity of 1 gallon or more
27.10.605

27.10.901 Mixed alkylenes being mixtures of unsaturated and saturated acyclic hydrocarbons

27.10.902 Transformer and circuit breaker oils, as may be approved by the Minister

27.10.903 Mineral oils specially suited for medicinal purposes, as may be approved by the Minister

27.10.904 Non-lubricating petroleum oils, other kinds
27.10.909

Ex 27.15.001 Bitumen and asphalt, natural, on declaration for use in paint or printing ink manufacture
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🏭 Tariff Item and Classes of Goods Classifications (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsTariff classifications, Goods, Tobacco, Clay, Chalk, Siliceous earths, Pumice stone, Cements, Strontianite, Metallic ores, Slag, Ash, Petroleum oils, Bitumen, Asphalt
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