New Zealand Gazette – 1974 – No. 108

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✨ Tariff Notices

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 108

Tariff Notice No. 1974/111—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.	Tariff	Goods	Rates of Duty	Part
No.	Item			II
			Normal	B.P.
19446	27.10.604	Woolmin BX, a liquid woollen spinning oil used in carding process	Free*	Free*
19576	27.10.909	Visconorust 2090-P-2, a corrosion preventive grease	Free*	Free*
19573	29.16.098	Sodium gluconate, a sequestering agent	Free*	Free*
19267	29.23.009	Nervanaid B.65, a sequestering agent	Free*	Free*
19529	29.44.009	Tetracycline hydrochloride	Free*	Free*
19484	32.09.003	“Plumtree”, red liquid opaque, for obliterating errors, marks, etc., on plate-making film, used in the photomechanical section of the printing industry	Free*	Free*
19544	34.02.000	Dobanol 45-5 AC14-C15 primary alcohol ethoxylate with 5 moles ethylene oxide, for use as a specialised emulsifier in the manufacture of bloat oils	Free*	Free*
19611	34.02.000	Emulgen 909, used in the manufacture of detergents and shampoo bases	Free*	Free*
19016	38.11.039	Afalon, 3-(3,4-dichlorophenyl)-1-methyl-1 methylurea, a wettable powder used as a weedkiller	Free*	Free*
18832	38.11.039	Afalon 60%, 3-(3,4-dichlorophenyl)-1-methyl 1-1 methylurea, wettable powder used as a weedkiller	Free*	Free*
19018	38.11.039	Alfon emulsion (dinuron liquid) 3-(3,4-dichlorophenyl)-1 methyl-1 methylurea, a weedkiller	Free*	Free*
18833	38.11.039	Aresin, monochlinuron, a wettable powder used as a weedkiller	Free*	Free*
19017	38.11.039	Aretit (dinoseb acetate), a wettable powder, 4,6, dinitro-2-sec butylphenol acetic ester, a weedkiller	Free*	Free*
18831	38.11.039	Aretit liquid, an emulsion concentrate, dinoseb acetate-4, 6 dinitro-2-sec butylphenol acetic, a weedkiller	Free*	Free*
19571	38.19.299	Loxiol G11, G73, used as stabilisers and lubricants for P.V.C. processing	Free*	Free*
19543	38.19.299	Trioxitol G inhibited, a mixture of glycol ethers, used for the manufacture of high boiling brake fluid	Free*	Free*
19501	39.01.012	Araldite 6097, 6084, 7072, GT7004, GT6074 epoxy resins, Araldite XB2775, PY393 and GT7014, used for solvent and powder coatings in the paint industry	Free*	Free*
19607	39.01.012	Kaurit glue 106, urea formaldehyde resin in powder, used in the production of veneers from tropical woods	Free*	Free*
19547	39.01.022	Imprafix TH, BE in solution, a cross linking agent, used for textile coating and lamination	Free*	Free*
19548	39.01.022	Perlit SI, SI-SW, SIC, VK aqueous emulsion, used in textile finishing and as a water repellent	Free*	Free*
19546	39.02.022	Impranil C, CH, CHW, DLN, DLH, polyester urethanes in chip form or 30% solution in ethyl acetate, used as textile coating agents	Free*	Free*
19610	39.02.022	Klyrvel resins 90, 75, 60, 30, used in the manufacture of dry-cleaning size and pressure sensitive glues and hot melted adhesives	Free*	Free*
19530	39.02.022	Mowilith D powder, polyvinyl acetate, used for the manufacture of adhesives and varnishes	Free*	Free*
19608	39.02.032	Lubasin C, S, synthetic products free from OH groups, used as adhesives for screen printing on textiles	Free*	Free*
19609	39.02.032	Texapret WL, a concentrated aqueous solution of a high molecular ether	Free*	Free*
19495	69.09.001	Laboratory, chemical or industrial wares, used for the filtering of the refrigerant in industrial refrigeration installations	Free*	Free*
19550	73.13.909	Sheets and plates, of iron or steel, hot-rolled or cold-rolled: More than 4.75 mm in thickness, other than tinned: Other	Free*	Free*
19552	73.13.109	Sheets and plates, of iron or steel, hot-rolled or cold-rolled: 3 mm or more but not more than 4.75 mm in thickness, other than tinned: Other	Free*	Free*
19480	73.15.489	Alloy steel and high carbon steel etc: Wire: Of alloy steel: Other kinds: Other	Free*	Free*
19593	74.07.002	Hollow brass bar 1½” (38.1 mm) outside diameter, used for the manufacture of chrome jug ferrules	Free*	Free*
18542	82.02.012	“Fein” hacksaw blades	Free*	Free*
19644	84.01.009	8’–0” (2.4384 m) ID×⅝” (15.88 mm) thick semi-ellipsoidal dished and flanged ends with 3” (76.2 mm) straight flange, but no weld preparation	Free*	Free*
19643	84.01.009	10’–0” (3.0480 m) DIA×1” (25.4 mm) thick semi-ellipsoidal dished and flanged ends both 3” (76.2 mm) straight flanges	Free*	Free*
18480	84.10.009	Pneumatically operated grease, oil and lubricant pumps, for transfer of grease and lubricants from containers to “lube bays” and “service areas” in garages and workshops	Free*	Free*
19518	84.17.129	Crepaco model VT-460 vertical swept surface heat exchanger, used for experimental research into the drying of animal blood	Free*	Free*
19461	84.17.129	Edwards model EF03 freeze dryer laboratory scale, for biological work	Free*	Free*

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