New Zealand Gazette – 1972 – No. 68

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✨ Tariff Schedule Details

Tariff Heading	I	II	III	IV	V
Base Metal and Articles—continued
82				Balance of tools, implements, etc., e.g., shovels, rakes and hoes. Grease guns, wire strainers; rock, concrete and jobber drills, etc.	Mills, mincers, etc., used for domestic purposes.
83	Wires, rods, tubes, etc., for soldering and welding.	Locks and lock sets, etc. Base metal fittings for furniture, doors, etc. Trunks, caskets, etc. Lamps and light fittings and other articles. Flexible tubing. Bells and gongs, signplates, etc.	Beads, spangles; rear view mirrors. Ornaments, statu- ettes, etc. Safes, Filing cabinets. Cash boxes, racks, paper trays and similar office equipment.
Machinery, Appliances and Electrical Equipment
84	Pasteurisers and dairy coolers. Hydro extractors—industrial. Butter packing and wrapping m/cs. Presses, etc., for wine- making. Grain milling machi- nery. Agricultural and horti- cultural machinery of all types. Animal handling ma- chinery. Laundry and press- ing m/cs (industrial). Bleach- ing and dyeing and drying machinery. Marine stern drive transmissions. Accessories for metal work and stone work- ing machines. Gas operated welders, etc. Vats, presses and blow moulding machines. Taps, cocks and valves. Trans- mission shafts, cranks, hous- ings, gears, clutches, pulleys, etc. Pumps, fans and blowers. Food processing machinery. Miscellaneous machinery of 84.59; Bookbinding m/cs. Ex- cavating and earthmoving ma- chinery.	Producer and water gas genera- tors. Industrial and laboratory furnaces. Lifting, handling, conveying m/cs, etc. Sorting, screening, crushing and mix- ing machinery. Mechanically propelled road rol- lers.	Steam boilers and auxiliary plant. Hydraulic engines and parts. Air conditioning m/cs and furnace burners. Refriger- ating equipment. Callendering and similar rolling m/cs. Plant for material treat- ment by temperature change. Filtering and purifying plant. Weighing machinery. Textile machinery. Wire drawing ma- chinery. Mechanical applian- ces for projecting, spraying, etc. Paper drills and collating m/cs. Printing type, stereo- types, blades, etc. Grease guns, etc. Printing—heat em- bossing machines. Franking, stapling, paper-shredding. Vending machines. Ships’ pro- pellers and other machinery parts.	Other internal combustion en- gines, and parts and pistons. Crankshafts and cam shafts for internal combustion en- gines. Refrigerators; dish- washers, carpet sweepers; va- cuum cleaners, floor polisher- scrubbers. Domestic laundry and drying m/cs.
85	Coil cans; Electric furnaces and welding equipment. Insula- tors of any material and fit- tings. Concrete vibrators. Electric shavers and parts.	Primary cells and batteries; electric accumulators. Elec- tric filament and discharge lamps. Switches, relays, fuses, plugs, terminals, resistors, circuit breakers, switchboards, etc. Other electric parts and apparatus.	Transformers of all kinds (in- cluding power distribution). Electric lighting and signalling equipment. Electric storage and heating apparatus, e.g., electric heaters and storage water heaters. Electric fence controllers and metal detect- ors. Telephonic and tele- graphic apparatus. Traffic control equipment for rail- ways, motorways and air- fields. Electric sound and visual signal equipment. Tele- vision picture tubes and parts.	Electrical starting and ignition equipment for motor vehicle engines. Windscreen wipers and parts. TV and radio cabinets. Electro-mechanical domestic appliances and parts. Hairdressing appliances, irons, stoves, ranges. Vacuum cleaners, fruit juice extractors, etc. Television, radio, and parts of 85.15. Microphones, speakers and amplifier sets.

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🏭 Tariff Headings: Base Metals, Machinery and Electrical Equipment

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