New Zealand Gazette – 1973 – No. 105

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 105

TARIFF DECISION LIST No. 146

Decisions of the Minister of Customs Under the Customs Tariff (Subject to Amendment or Cancellation by Notification in the Gazette)

APPROVALS

Tariff Item No.	Goods	Rates of Duty	Part II Ref.	List No.	Effective
		B.P.	MFN.	Gen.
30.03.099	Cysodrast soluble powder	..	..	..	Free
30.03.099	Hemineurin:	..	..	..	Free
	syrup	..	..	..
30.03.099	Ondonid tablets	..	..	..	Free
30.03.099	Sodium Chloride injection:
	3%	..	..	..	Free
	5%	..	..	..	Free
30.03.099	Talusin Dragees, 0.25 mg and 0.5 mg	..	..	..	Free
34.02.000	Products, as may be approved, when imported in bulk and not being soaps or containing soap:				Free
	Approved:
	Catafor:
	02	..	..	..
	05	..	..	..
	06	..	..	..
	09	..	..	..
	061	..	..	..
	Emulgin 286	..	..	..
	Maranil powder when declared for use only as a wetting agent in making insecticides
	Sorpol 1200	..	..	..
	Standapol SHC-101
	Triton GR-7 when declared for use only in making paint or textile cleaning preparations
	Wax Emulsifier 2106	..	..	..
39.07.100	Net 909, disposable lining fabric	..	..	..	Free
84.19.059	Box banding and wire tying machines	..	..	..	Free
84.22.028	Pneumatic stretching clamps, peculiar to use for stretching fabrics during screen printing				Free
84.24.089	Corn and cyclo planters	..	..	..	Free
84.40.159	Synthetic solvents drycleaning machines of 18.14 kgs and over dryweight capacity				Free
84.63.049	Gears, reduction (EXCLUDING co-axial gears, designed for input 0.5 to 10 h.p. with output r.p.m. from 12-611):				Free
	(i) With two or more reductions	..	..	..
	EXCLUDING:
	(a) Worm types
	(b) Single helical, double reduction shaft mounted types
	(c) Spur and helical parallel axis reduction boxes designed for 0.5–5 h.p.
	(ii) Single helical types for transmitting powers exceeding 20 h.p.
	EXCLUDING:
	(a) Double reduction shaft mounted types
	(iii) Double helical types	..	..	..
	(iv) Worm types, in which the shortest distance between the axes of the input and output shafts exceeds 20.95 cm
Chapter 92	Band and orchestral instruments (except pianos and organs) when imported by:				Free
	(a) a school, college, or university for use by that school, college, or university and not for resale; or
	(b) by an importer, when declared that they are being imported for sale only to schools, colleges, or universities and that the said instruments will remain the property of the school, college, or university, and will not be sold or otherwise disposed of without payment of the duty otherwise chargeable

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