New Zealand Gazette – 1973 – No. 62

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✨ Trade Agreement Schedule

29 JUNE

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

Additions to Schedule—Effective from 1 July 1973—continued

New Zealand Tariff Item No.	Description in Terms of New Zealand Tariff	Australian Tariff Item No.
92.08	Musical instruments not falling within any other heading of this Chapter (for example, fairground organs, mechanical street organs, musical boxes, musical saws); mechanical singing birds; decoy calls and effects of all kinds; mouth-blown sound signalling instruments (for example, whistles and boatswains' pipes): Mechanical singing birds Decoy calls and effects of all kinds; mouth-blown sound signalling instruments (for example, whistles and boatswains' pipes)	Ex 92.08.900
92.08.004 92.08.005	Equipment for parlour, table and funfair games for adults or children (including billiard tables and pinnacles and table-tennis requisites): Billiard tables and billiards requisites: Balls Table-tennis requisites: Nets Balls Dartboards: Of paper Pool balls, snooker balls Sets comprising slot-racing motor cars with track layouts	Ex 97.04.900
97.04.006 97.04.011 97.04.012 97.04.021 97.04.039 97.04.059	Appliances, apparatus, accessories and requisites for gymnastics or athletics, or for sports and outdoor games (other than articles falling within heading No. 97.04): For gymnastics or athletics: Bar-bells; chest expanders; discus; dumb bells; Indian clubs; javelins; medicine balls; punch bags; punch balls; putting shots; rowing exercise apparatus; springboards; starting blocks; throwing hammers; vaulting horses; vaulting poles; wall-bars For sports and outdoor games: Water polo balls Croquet and polo balls; squash balls Baseball bats; softball bats and cricket bats: Baseball bats; cricket bats the current domestic value of which does not exceed that specified by the Minister Other Ice axes Clay birds and clay targets Bobsleighs, toboggans Bows, arrows and targets for archery; clay pigeon projectors; croquet mallets; ice skates (but not including boots fitted with skates); polo mallets; quoits; racquet presses; roller skates; shuttle-cocks; skittles	Ex 97.06.100 Ex 97.06.900
97.06 97.06.031 97.06.041 97.06.049 97.06.061 97.06.069 97.06.073 97.06.079 97.06.081 97.06.089	Fish-hooks, line fishing rods and tackle; fish landing nets and butterfly nets; decoy "birds", lark mirrors and similar hunting or shooting requisites: Fish-hooks, unmounted and without attachments	Ex 97.07.100
97.07 97.07.001	*Subject to special conditions

BY AUTHORITY: A. R. SHEARER, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND—1973

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🏭 Additions to New Zealand - Australia Free Trade Agreement (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated29 June 1973
KeywordsFree Trade Agreement, Schedule A, Tariff Items, Duties Reduction
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