New Zealand Gazette – 1972 – No. 92

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✨ Tariff Notices

2452 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 92

Tariff Notice No. 1972/148—Applications for Continuation of Approval

NOTICE is hereby given that applications have been made for continuation of the following approvals of the Minister of Customs:

Appn. No.	Tariff Item	Goods	Rates of Duty	Part II Ref.	List No.	Effective
			B.P.	MFN.	Gen.
						From
3109	27.10.603\	Oils, as may be approved, when declared by a manufacturer for use by him only in making dust-stop	Free	..	25%	10.8
	27.10.604\	oil used in rubber processing:
		Approved:
		Castrol 034A	..	..	..
		Castrol 110A	..	..	..
		Castrol 191A	..	..	..
4090	30.03.099	Ostrilan suspension	Free	20%	25%	10.2
4056	38.19.299	Chewing gum base material	Free	..	20%	10.8
4061	Chapter 60	Babies’ and young infants’ clothing of kinds and sizes, as may be approved by the Minister:
		Approved:
		(a) Babies’ bootees
		Cardigans, jerseys, jumpers and pullovers	24 in. chest
		Babies’ matinee coats
		Babies’ shawls
		Pram sets (Comprising a cap (or bonnet), jacket and overall, the latter being a garment with elastic
		waist, knitted body and legs with closed foot covering and having measurements of 15"–16" waist-
		crutch-waist and 16"–18" outer leg waist to foot)
		Maximum size
		(b) Gowns	30 in. length
		Nightdresses	30 in. length
		Overalls with full length trousers	22 in. side waist to bottom of hem
		Panties and bloomers	18 in. waist-crutch-waist
		Petticoats	20 in. length†
		Pilches	22 in. waist-crutch-waist
		Pyjamas made from knitted fabric	24 in. chest
		Shirts made from knitted fabric	22 in. chest
		Skirts with bodice-type tops	20 in. length†
		Skirts with straps attached to waistband	12 in. from top of waistband to lowest point of hem
		Sleeping suit with closed foot	24 in. chest
		Trousers, short	20 in. waist-crutch-waist
		Trousers, full length	22 in. side waist to bottom of hem
		(NOTE—Where leg terminates in an elasticised ankle band or turn-up cuff, measurement along outside
		of leg to bottom of elastic band or to bottom of cuff when turned down is not to exceed 24 in.)
		Maximum Size
		Vests	17 in. top of shoulder to bottom of hem
		†Length to be measured from point where shoulder joins neck to lowest point on the hem of the garment
		at the back. Maximum turn-up not to exceed 3 in.
			Free	20%	40%	31.0
			The ad valorem rate of duty to which the goods are liable under Part I of the Tariff		31.0	..

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