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✨ Tariff Exemptions Schedule

17 JANUARY
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
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FIRST SCHEDULE—EXEMPTIONS CREATED—continued

Classes of Goods

Tariff Item

Ex 39.03.211
Ex 39.03.219

Regenerated cellulose, printed, embossed or otherwise surface-worked, viz: cellulose sponge cloth in sheets exceeding 300 sq in. in area

Ex 39.03.181
Ex 39.03.189
Ex 39.03.221
Ex 39.03.229

Regenerated cellulose film

39.04.001
39.04.009

Hardened proteins, in blocks, lumps and similar bulk forms

Ex 39.04.039

Hardened protein tubes on declaration under the Customs Act that they will be used only as sausage casings

39.06.009
39.06.011
39.06.019

Linoxyn; other high polymers, artificial resins and artificial plastic materials (other than alginic acid, its salts and esters, and Linoxyn) in powder, granules, flakes, blocks, lumps and similar bulk forms

39.07.301

Pneumatic mattresses, pillows and cushions, specially suited for hospital use

39.07.321

Urinals of plastic materials

39.07.341

Artificial eyes of man-made plastic materials, excluding those for human use

Ex 39.07.342

Crochet hooks of man-made plastic

39.07.344

Watch-glasses

Ex 39.07.351
Ex 40.14.021
Ex 40.16.021
Ex 44.26.001
Ex 48.20.001
Ex 73.40.471
Ex 74.19.041
Ex 76.16.061
90.10.001
90.10.002
90.10.049

Apparatus and equipment of a kind used in photographic or cinematographic laboratories (other than screens for projectors and photo-copying apparatus (contact type)); spools or reels for film (other than cinematograph spools and cans for 8 mm and 16 mm film of sizes 200 to 2,000 ft)

Ex 39.07.359
Ex 40.14.059
Ex 40.16.029
Ex 44.26.009
Ex 48.20.009
Ex 73.40.479
Ex 74.19.049
Ex 76.16.069
92.11.001
92.13.002

Office dictating machines and reproducers ancillary thereto (including parts and accessories peculiar thereto) as may be approved by the Minister and under such conditions as he may prescribe

Ex 39.07.359
Ex 40.14.059
Ex 40.16.029
Ex 44.26.009
Ex 48.20.009
Ex 73.40.479
Ex 74.19.049
Ex 76.16.069
Ex 92.11.029
Ex 92.12.029
Ex 92.13.019

“Talking Book” sound reproducers and parts thereof, peculiar for use by the blind, including cassettes therefor (whether or not containing recorded tape)

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

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