New Zealand Gazette – 1973 – No. 66

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 66

Tariff Notice No. 1973/82—Applications for Approval

NOTICE is hereby given that applications have been made to the Minister of Customs for concessionary entry of the following goods at the rates of Customs duty shown:

Appn. No.	Tariff Item	Goods	Rates of Duty			Part II Ref.
			B.P.	MFN.	Gen.
8018	34.02.000	Reax 45 series, used as wetting and dispersing agents in agricultural chemicals	25%*	..	25%*	10.8
8019	34.02.000	Rocket Etch, used as an etchant for printing plates	25%*	..	25%*	10.8
8001	34.02.000	Teric 12A 3N, used as an emulsifier in oil and solvent based systems	25%*	..	25%*	10.8
8005	34.02.000	Viscolan, a natural liquid ester fraction of lanolin	25%*	..	25%*	10.8
7951	34.02.000	Vulcastab BX, a wetting agent used in rubber latex	25%*	..	25%*	10.8
8004	38.19.299	Hexacal activator G, used for the production of rigid isocyanurate foams	25%*	..	25%*	10.8
8003	38.19.299	Hexacal F, used for the production of rigid isocyanurate foams	25%*	..	25%*	10.8
7950	38.19.299	Nalfoc A1 84, used in the manufacture of boiler water treatment compounds	25%*	..	25%*	10.8
8002	38.19.299	Suprasec X3450, used as a bonding agent for bonding PVC plastisols to synthetic textiles	25%*	..	25%*	10.8
8067	39.02.061	Braided reinforced ¾" and ½" vinyl or plastic spray hose, used for agricultural pesticide spraying	Free	..	25%	..
7970	39.02.061	Vinyl reinforced vinyl hose 10 and 13 mm diameter having a working pressure of 300 p.s.i. or more, in lengths of 100 metres (± 10%) without couplings	Free	..	25%	..
8007	39.07.398	Chlorinated polyvynil chloride fittings (bends, elbows, tees)	Free	20%*	25%*	10.2
8075	44.05.031	Alerce timber	Free	..	Free	..
7594	44.05.031	Wood sawn lengthwise—Podocarpus vitiensis, common name is Dakua Salu Salu	Free	..	Free	..
8015	48.07.201	Texon, Bontex and similar boards commonly used for insoling in making footwear	Free	..	Free	..
7980	58.05.002	Fine and medium grade copper woven fabric tape, used in the manufacture of electric cables	Free	10%	12½%	..
8030	59.17.019	Filter press cloth of wool, suited for making filter bags for use in stearine or similar presses	Free	..	10%*	10.4
8073	59.17.019	Terylene filter cloths, used for the filtration of tallow	Free	..	10%*	10.4
7991	59.17.019	Velveteen discs, adhesive backed with protective paper backing, used for mounting on power driven forms to be used for polishing contact lenses	Free	20%*	25%*	10.2
7453	65.07.009	Tip inserts for men’s fur felt hats	25%*	..	25%*	10.8
8072	70.20.251	“Tyglas” narrow woven membrane of glass fibre, in widths less than 12 inches	Free	20%*	25%*	10.2
7978	73.40.498	Inner collapsible curing rims, used during process of retreading tyres	Free	20%*	25%*	10.2
8037	84.17.129	Heat exchangers for use on fishing vessels	Free	20%*	25%*	10.2
7756	84.17.129	Machines for the manufacture and/or repair of footwear, viz: Mulling machines and cabinets, used in the manufacture of footwear for the steaming and softening of leather to make the leather pliable for working	Free	15%*	25%*	10.1
7530	84.23.016	Road grader cutting edges in 5 ft, 6 ft and 7 ft lengths, punched or unpunched	Free	20%*	25%*	10.2
8058	84.61.002	½" Pillar Cocks, nonconcussive, with toggle action ball head lever	Free	20%*	25%*	10.2
7982	85.22.209	Air pollution control equipment, used for the detection of smoke, fumes, natural gas, town gas and other contamination	Free	20%*	25%*	10.2
8047	85.23.031	Multi-core cable comprising annealed copper strands, each conductor insulated with vulcanised rubber, sheathed with tough rubber, size 3 core 40/0076	Free	20%	25%	..
7885	87.06.059	Turntables for road tractors	25%*	..	25%*	10.8
7975	90.24.011	G1-202 thermostats, being control and safety devices in storage heaters	Free	20%	25%	..

*or such lower rate of duty as the Minister may in any case direct

Any person wishing to lodge an objection to the granting of these applications should do so in writing on or before 2 August 1973. Submissions should include a reference to the application number, Tariff item and description of goods concerned, be addressed to the Comptroller of Customs, Private Bag, Wellington, and supported by information as to:

(a) The range of equivalent goods manufactured locally;
(b) The proportion of New Zealand and imported material used in manufacture;
(c) Present and potential output; and
(d) Details of factory cost in terms of materials, labour, overhead, etc.

Dated at Wellington this 12th day of July 1973.

J. A. KEAN, Comptroller of Customs.

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🏭 Tariff Notice No. 1973/82—Applications for Approval

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Dated12 July 1973
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