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✨ Tariff Exemptions for Agricultural Machinery

90 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 2

FIRST SCHEDULE—EXEMPTIONS CREATED—continued

Classes of Goods

Tariff Item

84.24.161
84.24.169

Parts of potato planters (excluding those of the planters of item 84.24.131)

Ex 84.24.172
Ex 84.24.179

Parts of rollers (excluding those of the rollers of item 84.24.171)

Ex 84.24.191 to
Ex 84.24.209

Parts of other agricultural and horticultural machinery for soil preparation and cultivation excluding those for machinery of item 84.24.181

84.25.001

Combine harvester-threshers

84.25.009

Parts of combine harvester-threshers

Ex 84.25.011
Ex 84.25.019
Ex 84.25.101
Ex 84.25.109

Harvesting and threshing machinery, viz: reapers, binders, threshers and harvesters (other than combine harvester-threshers, forage harvesters with cutting width not exceeding 70 in. tobacco harvesters, potato diggers, swath turners, side delivery rakes, tedders, pick-up type baling machines, and parts thereof)

84.25.021
84.25.029

Parts of forage harvesters

84.25.041
84.25.049

Parts of tobacco harvesters

84.25.061
84.25.069

Parts of potato diggers

84.25.081
84.25.089

Parts of swath turners, of side delivery rakes, and of tedders

84.25.091

Baling machines, pick-up types

84.25.099

Parts of baling machines, pick-up types

Ex 84.25.101
Ex 84.25.109

Parts of other harvesting and threshing machinery including cornpickers

84.25.111

Hay or grass mowers, oscillating cutter types

84.25.119

Parts of mowers of the type used for cutting hay and other crops

Ex 84.25.129

Parts (except wheels) of lawnmowers, manually operated

84.25.179 to
84.25.209
84.25.229

Parts of power-operated hay or grass mowers

Ex 84.25.239

Parts of cleaning, winnowing, sorting and grading machines for seed and grain

84.25.249

Egg grading machines and parts thereof

Ex 84.25.251 to
Ex 84.25.279

Parts of grading machines for grading fruit, potatoes and other produce

84.25.281
84.25.289

Winnowing and cleaning machinery and parts thereof for leguminous vegetables

Ex 84.26.029

Butter making machines, continuous

Ex 84.26.029

Parts of other dairy machinery

Ex 84.27.000

Parts of presses, crushers and other machinery, of a kind used in wine-making, cider making, fruit-juice preparation, and the like

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🏭 Tariff Exemptions for Agricultural and Horticultural Machinery and Parts (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsTariff exemptions, agricultural machinery, horticultural machinery, combine harvesters, threshers, reapers, binders, forage harvesters, potato diggers, baling machines, mowers, lawnmowers, grading machines, dairy machinery, wine-making equipment

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