New Zealand Gazette – 1975 – No. 18

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✨ Tariff Approvals

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 18

TARIFF DECISION LIST No. 63—continued
APPROVALS—continued

Tariff Item No.	Goods	Normal	B.P.	Other Pref.	Part II Ref.	List No.	Effective From	Effective To*
84.19.059	Clipping machines: Tipper Tie models: AZ2100L DL87B	Free	Free	Free	10.2	63	1/1/75	30/6/77
84.21.009	Hand guns, Rimrock	Free	Free	Free	10.2	63	1/12/74	30/6/77
84.30.001	Food mixers, industrial, 15 litres (13.20 quart) bowl capacity and above including attachments and accessories therefor	Free	Free	Free	10.1	63	1/7/74	30/9/76
84.44.000	Rolling mills and rolls therefor	Free	Free	Free	10.2	63	1/7/74	30/6/80
84.49.019	Meat processing machines: Dehiders	Free	Free	Free	10.2	63	1/7/74	30/6/76
84.49.019	Meat processing machines: Dehorner Hock cutters	Free	Free	Free	10.2	63	1/7/74	30/6/76
84.54.021	Postage stamp affixer (without calculating device)	Free	Free	Free	10.1	63	1/2/75	31/3/80
84.59.139	Air dehumidifiers and cartridges therefor, peculiar to aircraft, when declared by an importer for incorporation into aircraft and accompanied by release notes, inspection notes or affidavits of approval for aircraft	Free	Free	Free	10.8	63	1/12/74	30/9/79
84.59.139	Compu-pet 100, precision fluid handling system	Free	Free	Free	10.2	63	1/7/74	30/6/79
84.59.139	Rasps, tyre retread, Rocket, peculiar to use for buffing worn tyres prior to retreading	Free	Free	Free	10.2	63	1/7/74	30/6/79
84.59.139	Simulators, mini, peculiar to use for testing watches	Free	Free	Free	10.2	63	1/7/74	30/6/79
84.63.049	Gears, reduction (EXCLUDING co-axial gears, designed for input 0.37 to 7.46 kW (0.5 to 10 h.p.) with output r.p.m. from 12-611): (i) With two or more reductions: EXCLUDING: (a) Worm types (b) Single helical, double reduction shaft mounted types (c) Spur and helical parallel axis reduction boxes designed for 0.37 to 3.73 kW (0.5 to 5 h.p.)	Free	Free	Free	10.2	63	1/7/74	30/6/77
84.63.049	(ii) Single helical types for transmitting powers exceeding 14.91 kW (20 h.p.): EXCLUDING: (a) Double reduction shaft mounted types	Free	Free	Free	63	1/7/74	30/6/77
84.63.049	(iii) Double helical types (iv) Worm types, in which the shortest distance between the axes of the input and output shafts exceeds 20.95 cm (8.25 in.)	Free	Free	Free	63	1/7/74	30/6/77
85.03.001	Primary cells and primary batteries of kinds approved by the Minister: Approved: Eveready 343 Eveready 343 BP	Free	Free		63	1/7/74	31/3/78
85.04.001	Accumulators, lead acid, of the following types:	Free	Free	Aul Free Can Free		63	1/12/74	30/11/76
85.19.059	Lightning arrestors and/or surge diverters able to discharge currents in excess of 10 000 amps	Free	Free	10.2	63	1/10/74	30/9/79
85.19.101	Bulbholders, when declared by a manufacturer for use by him only in making automotive wiring harnesses	Free	Free	10.8	63	1/12/74	30/6/78

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