New Zealand Gazette – 1972 – No. 2

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✨ Tariff Exemptions Schedule

17 JANUARY

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

FIRST SCHEDULE—EXEMPTIONS CREATED—continued

Classes of Goods

Tariff Item
38.19.242 Metalworkers' surface-and case-hardening preparations
Ex 38.19.243 Mixed gases, liquified or compressed, viz: fluorinated hydro-carbon gases
Ex 38.19.299 Electrode paste, cream or liquid, for use with electro-medical apparatus
Ex 38.19.299 Dental plaster separators
Ex 38.19.299 Dental porcelain powders
Ex 38.19.299 Impression pastes and impression materials specially suited for dentists' use
Ex 38.19.299 Dental kit sets for making mouth guards
Ex 39.07.399 Carbon blocks, plates, bars and similar semi-manufactures of metallo-graphitic or other grades
Ex 38.19.299 Fluorinated hydro-carbon gas mixtures
Ex 38.19.299 Chewing gum bases containing, in any proportion, chicle gum or other natural gums
Ex Tariff Articles and materials designed or specially suited for dental and medical purposes only, viz: tubing,
Chapter 39 lay flat, other than polyethylene
Ex 39.01.011 Condensation, polycondensation and polyaddition products in powder, granules, flakes, blocks,
Ex 39.01.019 lumps and similar bulk forms (other than urea formaldehyde, phenol formaldehyde, melamine
formaldehyde, polyesters, epoxy resins, polyurethanes, alkyd resins and polyamides)
Ex 39.01.041 Monofil of man-made fibre materials, not put up for retail sale, on declaration for use as fishing lines
Ex 39.01.049
Ex 39.02.041
Ex 39.02.049
Ex 51.02.009
Ex 51.02.109
Ex 39.01.051 Weatherseal, other than wholly of rubber (excluding strip, principally of rubber, with a square or
Ex 39.02.051 rectangular cross-section)
Ex 39.03.131
Ex 39.04.021
Ex 39.06.041
Ex 40.08.013
Ex 40.08.019
Ex 40.09.001 to
Ex 40.09.009
Ex 62.05.099
Ex 73.11.121
Ex 73.11.141
Ex 76.02.011
Ex 39.01.139 Polyethylene terephthalate film
Ex 39.01.179
Ex 39.01.141 Blind holland impregnated or coated with preparations of cellulose derivatives or of other artificial
Ex 39.01.149 plastic materials on declaration for use in the manufacture of blinds
Ex 39.02.121
Ex 39.02.129
Ex 39.03.191
Ex 39.03.199
Ex 39.05.081
Ex 39.05.089
Ex 39.06.071
Ex 39.06.079
Ex 59.08.002
Ex 59.08.009

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🏭 Tariff Exemptions Created - Schedule Continued (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsTariff items, goods, exemptions, chemical products, photographic materials, cinematograph film, artificial graphite, activated carbon, rosin, acetone oil, cobblers' wax, foundry core binders, methyl bromide, insecticides, fungicides, pickling preparations, fluxes, anti-knock preparations, oxidation inhibitors, prepared rubber accelerators, prepared culture media, hydrolised protein foam solution, ion exchangers, ink removers, plasters, fire retardent preparations, methanol, dental materials, medical materials, monofil, fishing lines, weatherseal, polyethylene terephthalate film, blind holland, cellulose derivatives

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