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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

84.10.003
84.10.004

Submersible pumps for liquids, and parts thereof

Ex 84.11.029
Air compressors exceeding 350 c.f.m.

Ex 84.11.029
Compressors, gas, other than ammonia, designed solely for use in refrigerators or freezers

Ex 84.13.000
Nozzles, atomising, for oil burners

Ex 84.15.019
Ex 84.15.119
Evaporators and condensers for domestic refrigerators

84.18.001 to
84.18.019
84.18.119
Centrifuges (excluding hydro extractors and parts thereof)

84.19.001
Washing machines for bottles and other containers

Ex 84.19.059
Box banding and wire tying machines

Ex 84.20.021
Ex 84.20.029
Counter scales, self indicating and semi-self indicating, with a capacity up to and including 15 kg; price computing and ticket printing weighing machines with a capacity up to and including 15 kg; check weighers (for repetition weighing of predetermined loads) with a capacity up to and including 2 kg

Ex 84.21.009
Hand operated, self contained mechanical appliances for spraying paint

Ex 84.21.009
Atomisers and spare parts thereof specially designed for use with spray drying equipment in making milk powder or other milk products

Ex 84.22.009
Blocks, chain, including chain block sets geared or differential; blocks, hoist, air operated; blocks, hoist, electric, chain; blocks, hoist, electric, up to and including 1½ ton capacity

Ex 84.22.029
Escalators

Ex 84.22.039
Stands, drill, being catalogued accessories of portable electric power tools

Ex 84.22.039
Ex 84.23.001 to
Ex 84.23.004
Ex 84.23.059
Self-propelled crawler tractor type bases

Ex 84.23.001
Ex 84.23.003
Ex 84.23.004
Ex 87.01.121
Ex 87.01.159
Excavating, levelling, and tamping machinery (other than parts thereof, self-propelled scrapers up to 6 cu. yd. capacity, towed scrapers, bulldozers and angle dozers, graders up to 32,000 lbs. weight, ditch and trench digging machines up to 10 h.p., drain clearing and digging machines, excavators of less than ¾ cu. yd. S.A.E. rated capacity, back hoes, rollers (other than self-propelled), rippers, scarifiers, and tines, frames, linkages, hydraulic pistons and cylinders thereof self-propelled tractor type bases, other than crawler tractor type)

84.23.019
Rock boring machinery

84.24.029
84.24.039
Parts of rotary hoes and rotary tillers

Ex 84.24.059
Parts of cultivators (excluding those for rotary hoes and rotary tillers and for cultivators designed solely for use with garden tractors)

84.24.071
Discs for harrows not being harrows designed for use solely with garden tractors

Ex 84.24.099
Parts of seed drills (excluding those for seed drills designed solely for use with garden tractors)

Ex 84.24.109
Parts of seed or fertiliser distributors of item 84.24.102

Ex 84.24.129
Parts of lime spreaders of item 84.24.119

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