27 FEBRUARY

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

SECOND SCHEDULE—continued
EXEMPTIONS WITHDRAWN—continued

Tariff Items
Ex Tariff Section XI —continued
Ex Tariff Chapters 50 to 56
Ex Tariff Chapters 55, 56 and 59 Ex 59.01.019
Ex 59.03.011 to Ex 59.03.018
Ex 59.08.052 to Ex 59.08.055 Ex 59.08.062 Ex 59.08.063
Ex 59.11.011
Ex 59.11.081 Ex 59.11.089 59.11.091 59.11.099 Ex 59.11.101 59.11.111 59.11.119 68.11.039
70.04.001 to 70.04.009 Ex 70.05.000 70.06.001 70.06.009
Ex 73.11.001 to Ex 73.11.159
73.22.001
Ex 82.02.012 Ex 82.02.019 Ex 82.02.031 Ex 82.02.039 Ex 82.02.031 \ Ex 82.02.039 82.02.041 82.02.049\ Ex 82.02.141 to Ex 82.04.159 Ex 82.10.001 Ex 82.10.009
Classes of Goods
Felts and belts, all kinds, etc.—continued
(2) Woven fabrics, etc.—continued
Canvas or duck, declared by a manufacturer for use by him only in the manufacture of awnings, animal covers, tents, tarpaulins or sails
Woven fabrics containing man-made discontinuous fibres (but not containing sheep's or lambs' wool or fine animal hair) and weighing more than 6 ounces per square yard namely:
(a) Fabrics which are distinguishable as tablecloths, table napkins, or other articles of napery, being imported in the piece
(b) Fabrics containing not less than 30 percent by weight of cotton, flax or linen
Woven fabric containing man-made discontinuous fibres backed with paper or artificial plastic (including cellulose acetate) sheet and weighing not less than 6 oz per square yard commonly used for making lampshades
Applicators, surgical, tipped with wadding, 6 in. or more in length
Bonded fibre fabrics, similar bonded yarn fabrics, and articles of such fabrics, whether or not impregnated or coated, viz:
Parallel lay fabrics in jumbo rolls (minimum width 36"), peculiar to use for making decorative ribbon
Woven fabrics (other than pile fabrics) containing man-made discontinuous fibres (but not containing sheep's or lambs' wool or fine animal hair) and weighing more than 5½ ounces per square yard, viz:
(a) Fabrics containing not less than 30 percent by weight of cotton, flax, or linen;
(b) Fabrics which are distinguishable as tablecloths, table napkins, or other articles of napery, being imported in the piece
Woven pile fabrics of a kind used to upholster furniture, lightly rubberised, in which the rubberising is insufficient to make the fabric impermeable to water, containing in any proportion man-made discontinuous fibres, but not containing wool or hair, and weighing not less than 6 oz per sq. yd, as may be approved by the Minister and under such conditions as he may prescribe
Rubberised textile fabrics (excluding rubberised knitted or crocheted goods, woven pile fabrics of a kind used to upholster furniture, narrow woven fabrics, fabrics containing sheep’s or lambs’ wool or fine animal hair, and quilted fabrics), viz: sufficiently impregnated or coated as to be impermeable to water; lightly rubberised, in which the rubberising is insufficient to make the fabric impermeable to water, (other than fabrics containing man-made discontinuous fibres and weighing not less than 6 oz per sq. yd)
Bricks, blocks or slabs that do not exceed 24 in. in length, 8 in. in width and 8 in. in thickness (but not including goods composed of chips of marble set irregularly in cement, whether polished or not)
Cast, rolled, drawn or blown glass in rectangles, not further worked than surface ground or polished (other than unworked drawn or blown clear glass sheets of 16 to 32 oz per square foot, ⅛ in., ⅞ in., ¼ in.)
Angles, shapes and sections, including sheet piling, of iron or steel (excluding: un-worked cold-formed, or cold-finished products; weather-seal of Tariff items 73.11.121 and 73.11.141; “Klip-lok” and similar roofing and decking; taper flange joists, viz: 3 in. by 2 in., 4 in. by 1½ in. and 2½ in.; equal angles, viz: 1 in. to 1½ in. by ⅜ in. and ¼ in., 2 in. by ⅜ in., 2 in. by ¼ in., 2 in. by ⅕ in., 2 in. by ⅜ in., 2½ in. by ¼ in., 2½ in. by ⅕ in., 2½ in. by ⅜ in., 3 in. by ¼ in., 3 in. by ⅕ in., 3 in. by ⅜ in., 3 in. by ⅝ in., 3½ in. by ¼ in., 3½ in. by ⅕ in., 3½ in. by ⅜ in., 3½ in. by ⅝ in.; channels, viz: 2 in. by 1 in., 3 in. by 1½ in., 4 in. by 2 in., 5 in. by 2½ in., 6 in. by 3 in.; unequal angles, viz: 3 in. by 2 in. by ¼ in., 3 in. by 2 in. by ⅜ in., 3 in. by 2 in. by ⅝ in., 3½ in. by 2½ in. by ¼ in., ⅕ in., ⅜ in., or ⅝ in.; 3½ in. by 3 in. by ¼ in., ⅕ in., ⅜ in.; 4 in. by 3 in. by ¼ in., ⅕ in., ⅜ in., or ½ in.; “Y” section fence standards and “Y” section for fabrication into fence standards)
Tanks, rectangular, of iron or steel, of a capacity of not less than 200 gallons, imported containing goods
Hacksaw blades exceeding 18 in. in length
Circular saw blades not exceeding 12 in. in diameter (other than tungsten carbide tipped), viz: metal cutting or slitting made from high speed steel
Tungsten carbide tipped circular saw blades not exceeding 12 in. in diameter
Circular saw blades exceeding 12 in. in diameter
Vices and clamps (other than G clamps up to and including 12 in.)
Knife blades and blanks (other than of carbon steel or hot rolled stainless steel, having blade sizes of 5 in. to 12 in. inclusive)
Date of Exempting Notice
8 February 1972 (Gazette, 24 February 1972)
11 April 1972 (Gazette, 13 April 1972)
24 July 1974 (Gazette, 1 August 1974)
23 December 1971 (Gazette, 17 January 1972)
19 May 1972 (Gazette, 25 May 1972)
20 June 1972 (Gazette, 29 June 1972)
23 December 1971 (Gazette, 17 January 1972)
11 September 1972 (Gazette, 16 November 1972)
31 July 1973 (Gazette, 2 August 1973)
23 December 1971 (Gazette, 17 January 1972)
20 March 1974 (Gazette, 4 April 1974)
23 December 1971 (Gazette, 17 1972)
4 June 1974 (Gazette, 13 June 1974)
4 June 1974 (Gazette, 13 June 1974)
23 December 1971 (Gazette, 17 January 1972)
23 December 1971 (Gazette, 17 January 1972)
23 December 1971 (Gazette, 17 January 1972)
23 December 1971 (Gazette, 17 January 1972)