New Zealand Gazette – 1973 – No. 89

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✨ Tariff Decision List

27 SEPTEMBER

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

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TARIFF DECISION LIST No. 138

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

APPROVAL

Tariff Item No.	Goods	Rates of Duty	Part II Ref.	List No.	Effective
		B.P.	MFN	Gen.
Ref. 35.0	The undermentioned Authorities have been approved in respect of the goods listed below:

(i) Approved Certifying Authorities:
Cook Islands—Collector of Customs, Rarotonga
Fiji—Commerce and Industries Office
Nauru—Administrator or his Deputy
Niue—Comptroller of Customs, Niue
Papua - New Guinea—Assistant District Commissioner and Administration Officials (in each district)
Tokelau Islands—Administrator or his Deputy
Tonga—Collector of Customs, Tonga
Western Samoa—Collector of Customs, Apia
(ii) Approved goods:
Close-weave baskets (with or without lids), made from pandanus, tapa, coconut sheath, coconut leaf-bud, pandanus-wrapped coconut ribs, plastic covered bamboo and coconut shell whether or not lined with tapa or pandanus:
Shopping baskets
Handbags
Purses
Overarm bags
Waste paper baskets
Sewing baskets
Picnic hampers
Linen baskets
Beach baskets
Bottle and flask covers
Open-weave baskets made from pandanus, tapa, coconut sheath, coconut leaf-bud, pandanus wrapped coconut ribs, plastic covered bamboo whether or not lined with tapa or pandanus:
Shopping baskets
Flower baskets
Fruit baskets
Food trays
Table hot pads
Table mats made from pandanus and tapa
Floor mats of pandanus with wool edging
Pandanus articles:
Knife sheaths
Serviette rings
Toy animals (filled with coconut husk fibres)
Cushions (filled with coconut husk fibres)
Lampshades made from pandanus, tapa, printed materials and shell
Clothing:
Hats, pandanus (plain, dyed, decorated)
Hats, coconut leaf-bud fibre, treated
Hats, untreated coconut leaves
Hula skirts, hibiscus bark (shell decoration)
Hula tops, hibiscus bark
Belts, pandanus, coconut (shell decorated)
Head bands, pandanus, coconut (shell decorated)
Slippers, pandanus
Slippers, pandanus and tapa or printed cloth
Hand printed fabrics (block, screen printing) | .. | .. | .. | .. | 138 | 28/9/73 | .. |

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