New Zealand Gazette – 1972 – No. 2

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✨ Tariff Exemptions

72 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 2

FIRST SCHEDULE—EXEMPTIONS CREATED—continued

Classes of Goods

Tariff Item

44.28.002 Capacity measures of iron or steel, copper, aluminium, glass or wood
Ex 70.13.009
Ex 73.38.101 to
Ex 73.38.109
73.40.423
Ex 74.18.009
74.19.011
Ex 76.15.003
76.16.013

Ex 44.28.003 Crochet hooks of wood

Ex 44.28.019 Sticks, applicator, peculiar to use as surgical swab applicators

45.01.000 Cork, raw and waste
45.02.000

Ex 45.04.001 Printers’ blanketing

46.02.001 Plaiting materials bound together in parallel strands or woven, in sheet form, including matting, mats
46.02.009 and screens; straw envelopes for bottles

Ex Tariff
Chapter 48 Paper printed with an “overall” design (such as + and —) commonly used by clothing manufacturers
in making patterns

48.01.001 Newsprint, machine-made, in rolls or sheets
48.01.009

Ex 48.01.201 Kraft paper, insulating, when declared for use in making electrical resistances, condensers, transformers,
Ex 48.01.209 or insulated telephone and electric power cables

Ex 48.01.211 Dry flong weighing not less than 1¼ oz per 300 sq in.
Ex 48.01.219
Ex 48.01.229
Ex 48.01.451 to
Ex 48.01.499
Ex 48.07.201 to
Ex 48.07.219

48.01.300 Cigarette paper in rolls or sheets, not further processed

48.01.401 Cellulose wadding, not further processed

48.01.402 Filter paper, not further processed

48.01.409 Carpet-felt paper and paper felt, machine-made, in rolls or sheets

48.02.000 Hand-made paper and paperboard

Ex 48.03.001 Vegetable parchment paper on declaration for use in the wrapping of dairy products
Ex 48.03.009

Ex 48.03.011 Greaseproof paper and imitations thereof (including imitation parchment), having high transparency,
Ex 48.03.019 specially suited for use as tracing paper or plan paper

48.03.021 Glazed transparent paper (glassine paper)
48.03.029

Ex 48.07.191 Photographic dry mounting tissue
Ex 48.07.199

48.08.000 Filter blocks, slabs and plates of paper pulp

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

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsTariff items, goods, exemptions, capacity measures, crochet hooks, surgical applicators, cork, printers' blanketing, plaiting materials, paper, newsprint, kraft paper, cigarette paper, cellulose wadding, filter paper, carpet-felt paper, hand-made paper, vegetable parchment paper, greaseproof paper, tracing paper, plan paper, glazed transparent paper, glassine paper, photographic dry mounting tissue, filter blocks, slabs, plates, paper pulp

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