New Zealand Gazette – 1974 – No. 122

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✨ Tariff Applications

19 DECEMBER THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 3005

Tariff Notice No. 1974/131—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	Normal	B.P.	Other Pref.	Part II Ref.
21080	34.02.000	Empicol ESB3 (sodium ethoxylated lauryl sulphate) when declared for use only in making toilet preparations	Free*	Free*	Free*	10.8
20867	34.02.000	Supronic E100, E400 and E800, a surface active agent with maximum antifoam properties	Free*	Free*	Free*	10.8
21029	34.02.000	Variquat 124/137, a surface active agent used in hair shampoo formulation	Free*	Free*	Free*	10.8
21051	38.19.299	Juvenon soil retardent, used in the treatment of carpets and upholstery to give them resistance to dirt	Free*	Free*	Free*	10.2
20998	Chapter 39	Plugs, clips and similar fittings, peculiar to use by builders for fixing articles to concrete and plaster	Free*	Free*	Free*	10.2
21021	39.02.032	Poly-EM polyethylene emulsions, used in the manufacture of floor polishes	Free*	Free*	Free*	10.2
21014	40.09.001	Gates Code 421 B wagon master fuel oil hose, used by oil companies on road tank trucks for delivery of home heating fuels to domestic residences—up to 38.10 mm internal diameter and 1.38 MPa	Free*	Free*		10.2
21015	40.09.001	Gates Code 77B paint spray hose, used in the spray painting industry where solvents require a special type of hose—up to 19.05 mm internal diameter and 5.17 MPa	Free*	Free*		10.2
21013	56.05.002	100% spun polyester yarn (3/10 count) for use in the manufacture of carpets	Free*	Free*		10.2
21068	74.03.021	"Sifbronze" which has a 10% content of nickel, used for making rotary type mower blades	Free*	Free*		10.2
21025	74.03.031	Copper alloy wire, used for the manufacture of slide fasteners	Free*	Free*		10.2
21026	76.02.001	Cupanol busbars, used in the manufacture of electrical conductors: 1974 10%, 1975 10%, 1976 10%, 1977 10%	10%	2% 4% 6% 10%	Aul Free Can Free	10.2
20626	83.08.000	Flexible metal hose, viz: high temperature brazed stainless steel vibration arrestors for air conditioning and refrigeration equipment	Free*	Free*	Free*	10.2
20552	84.18.139	Fleetguard injector protectors, being a combined fuel filter/water separator for diesel fuel	Free*	Free*	Free*	10.2
21037	84.21.009	Schneeberger glue applying apparatus, type LK5, used for the glueing of furniture	Free*	Free*	Free*	10.2
21005	84.22.048	Klamath oscillating nigger, equipment to feed and turn logs into milling saws	Free*	Free*	Free*	10.2
20911	84.45.029	Canullo, open back inclinable presses, basic TY models 50, 70, 100, 110, 120, used for sheet metal work, stamping, shaping and punching, etc.	Free*	Free*	Free*	10.2
20979	84.45.029	C.M.Z. universal swaging, wiring, flanging and shearing machines, for use in the engineering industry	Free*	Free*	Free*	10.2
21033	84.59.128	Ball mills, used to grind pigments in the manufacture of paints and lacquers	Free*	Free*	Free*	10.2
21034	84.59.128	Cavitation disperser, used for the dispersion of pigments and the mixing of resins, etc., in the manufacture of paints and lacquers	Free*	Free*	Free*	10.2
20959	84.59.128	Compu-pet 100, precision fluid handling system for use as a pipetter, dispenser, sampler or serial dilator	Free*	Free*	Free*	10.2
20964	84.59.128	Mini simulators, used for testing the performance of automatic watches	Free*	Free*	Free*	10.2
20882	85.11.003	Wen soldering iron tips, used for the manufacture of soldering irons	Free*	Free*	Free*	10.2
19993	87.07.009	Component parts of pallet and stillage trucks	Free*	Free*	Free*	10.8

*or such higher rate of duty as the Minister in any case may decide

Any person wishing to lodge an objection to the granting of these applications should do so in writing on or before 30 January 1975. 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 19th day of December 1974.

J. A. KEAN, Comptroller of Customs.

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🏭 Applications for Tariff Concessions

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Dated19 December 1974
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J. A. Kean, Comptroller of Customs

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