2344
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 104

Fertilisers and lime:
Inorganic fertilisers and ingredients, and fertiliser
mixtures containing inorganic ingredients, except when
sold retail in quantities less than 1 cwt or of less
than 10 gallons in the case of liquid fertilisers.
Lime, except when sold retail in quantities less than 1 cwt.
Serpentine rock.
Urea, blood and bone, dried blood and bone dust,
except when sold retail in quantities less than 1 cwt.
Petroleum products:
Petrol.
Diesel and fuel oil.

Clothing, Footwear, and Soft Goods
Men’s and boys’ standard underwear.
School uniform clothing.
School uniform footwear.
Men’s working clothing.
Gumboots.
Men’s working boots.
Men’s industrial safety footwear.
Women’s duty shoes.
Footwear (other than slippers) for children and infants—
sizes 0 to big 5.
Goods containing wool in respect of which stabilisation
payment or equalisation payment has been made under
the Wool Prices Stabilisation Regulations 1973† and
which have been manufactured by the person receiving
the payment.
White goods:
Sheets.
Pillow cases.
Diapers.

Foodstuffs and Related Commodities
Aerated waters.
Apples and Pears sold by retailers.
Baby foods, canned or bottled.
Baked beans.
Bananas.
Bread (except bread sold as part of a meal and bread
sold in Stewart Island).
Biscuits.
Breakfast foods and cereals.
Butter manufactured in New Zealand, excluding butter
when sold in portions not exceeding 1 oz.
Cheese, processed, prepared, prepacked.
Cigarettes, excluding cigars and cheroots.
Cocoa and cocoa based preparations.
Coffee, including instant coffee, coffee beans, coffee and
chicory, coffee essence, and coffee and milk.
Confectionery, including chocolate.
Cream, fresh.
Crispbread.
Eggs, hen and duck.
Fish, fresh, smoked, frozen, and canned.
Flour, including gluten, wheatmeal, and wholemeal, but
excluding self-raising flour, soya bean, and rye flour,
and also excluding wheatmeal and wholemeal in packs
of 5 kg or less when sold by retailers and wholesalers
other than the New Zealand Wheat Board or its agents.
Fruits, dried or evaporated, excluding crystalised or drained
fruits and synthetic fruits.
Fruits and fruit pulp, canned or bottled.
Honey, packed.
Jams and marmalades of all types.
Malted milk.
Margarine.
Meat, canned (with or without other ingredients).
Meat and vegetable extracts.
Milk, fresh.
Oranges, imported.
Peanut butter.
Poultry, frozen fresh.
Rice, including ground rice.
Soap, soap powders, and detergents.
Soups, canned, and soup powders and cubes.
Spaghetti canned.
Stock food of the following kinds:
Bran and pollard, excluding bran and pollard sold by
distributors and retailers.
Sugar, excluding raw sugar, No. 3 brown sugar, castor
sugar, icing sugar, loaf sugar, and coffee sugar crystals.
Tea (including instant tea).
Tobacco, including raw tobacco leaf.

Vegetables, dried, canned, or frozen, with or without other
ingredients.
Wheat, excluding seed wheat and wheat sold for use as
stock food by distributors and retailers.
Yeast in all forms.
Intoxicating liquor:
All intoxicating liquor sold in public bars of hotels,
taverns, or other premises licensed under the Sale of
Liquor Act 1962, or deemed to be licensed under
that Act pursuant to the Licensing Trusts Act 1949
or the Masterton Licensing Trust Act 1947 or the
Invercargill Licensing Trust Act 1950; and
All draught beer in flagons, and bottled beer in bottles
containing 1 quart, sold for consumption off the
premises in hotels, taverns, or other premises licensed
under the Sale of Liquor Act 1962, or deemed to be
licensed under that Act pursuant to the Licensing
Trusts Act 1949 or the Masterton Licensing Trust
Act 1947 or the Invercargill Licensing Trust Act 1950.
Beer, manufacturers’ and packers’ prices.
Spirits, manufacturers’ and packers’ prices.

Hardware
Basins in white earthenware (including vitreous ware)
designed for fastening to a wall by means of brackets,
with straight sides and front: nominal size 22 in. × 16 in.
Baths.
Bolts.
Galvanised iron.
Insulated wire and cables, electrical.
Insulators, other than plastic.
Metals, ferrous and non-ferrous, in ingot billet, sheet strip,
bar, rod, tube, wire sectional shapes, and in any other
primary or intermediary state, or in alloy forms (includ-
ing aluminium, brass, copper, iron, steel, lead, zinc, tin,
and tinplate), but excluding extruded brass rod.
Pipes and pipe fittings, except pipe fittings of brass.
Sanitary earthenware, WC pans in white earthenware
(including vitreous ware) pedestal type, 16 in. nominal
height, whether fitted with S or P type trap with rimmed
seat and with a base nominal size of 12 in. × 9 in. but
excluding siphonic pans.
Tubes and tubing, metal (excluding boiler, stay, and well
sinker).
Wire, baling, barbed, fencing, and reinforcing, but exclud-
ing bare copper and binding.
Wire netting and mesh.

Vehicles and Equipment
Motor vehicles of the following kinds, including chassis
and cabs and spare parts therefor:
Cars.
Trucks, except “goods service vehicles” as defined in
section 2 of the Transport Act 1962, and which have
a manufacturer’s gross laden weight of 10,000 lb
avoirdupois or more.
Vans.
Ranch and station wagons.
Equipment:
Pneumatic tyres and tubes, except retreaded and
recapped tyres, and except tyres and tubes for cycles,
power cycles and motor cycles.

Services
Charges, fees, rates, or commissions payable in respect
of the following:
Egg distribution and handling.
Gas supply.
Shipping fares and freights.
Wheat broking.
Charges made by freight forwarding companies or
persons for the consolidation and conveyance of goods
by land, sea, or air, and all charges incidental thereto.

Miscellaneous
Bags and sacks, calico, textile, and jute.
Batteries, storage and dry cell.
Bottles and jars of glass.
Cardboard, except photographic mounts and cardboard
boxes and cartons.
Ceramic tableware, ceramic kitchenware, and ceramic
household fittings—
Imported.
New Zealand, made by a manufacturer with an annual
turnover in these products exceeding $500,000.