New Zealand Gazette – 1975 – No. 93

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✨ Tariff Approvals

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 93

TARIFF DECISION LIST NO. 112

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

APPROVALS

Tariff Item No.	Goods	Normal	B.P.	Other Pref.	Part II Ref.	List No.	Effective From	To*
34.03.001	The following goods, peculiar to use on or in aircraft, when declared by an importer for incorporation into or use with aircraft, and accompanied by release notes, inspection notes or affidavits of approval for aircraft: Grease: Aeroshell: 7, 15A, 16, 17, 22...Free	Free	Free	10.8	112	1/7/74	30/6/81
	S4768, S7108.. Ethoxyquin	Free	Free	Free	10.8	112	1/7/75	30/9/82
23.07.009	Barquat CT-29, CT-429, when declared for use only in making hair conditioners	Free	Free	Free	10.8	112	1/5/75	30/9/79
30.03.099	Celbar: solution 4.5%, 10%.. Superbolin injection	Free	Free	Free	10.8	112	1/8/75	30/9/79
30.03.099	Products, as may be approved, when imported in bulk and not being soaps or containing soap: Approved: Atlox: 4851B, 4855B	Free	Free	Free	10.8	112	1/8/75	30/9/82
38.11.028	Antimucin: HK.. PNT.. WB liquid	Free	Free	Free	10.8	112	5/9/75	30/9/82
38.11.028	Umidol D.. Afalon: 50%.. 60%.. Aresin 50%.. Aretit: 48%.. Liquid	Free	Free	Free	10.8	112	5/9/75	30/9/82
38.11.048	Kito: H.. Lunecide.. Sanitized SN, TG1025, OA-BI, 250, TV-2.. Acid 810.. Anti-icing barrier compound (Kilfrost).. Belloid C.A. 70.. Phenoclor DP5.. Albertat XM 175.. Uralac S1973, S2026, S2075, when declared for use solely in making epoxy powder coatings, and that they will not be compounded with colouring matter	Free	Free	Free	10.8	112	5/9/75	30/9/82
39.01.022	Santolite MS 80.. Cellulose sponge cloth in sheets exceeding 1935 cm³ (300 sq. in.) in area viz: Tiki.. Rolls and sheets, self-adhesive, of a width exceeding 15 cm (5.90 in.) and a thickness not exceeding 0.5 mm (0.19 in.): Approved: Cellux reinforced cellulose.. Sample cups, excluding 2 ml plain, commonly used with infected serum in laboratories	Free	Free	Free	10.2	112	1/7/74	30/9/79
39.07.396	Leathers, friction, transmission, peculiar to use in sheep shearing machinery	Free	Free	Free	10.2	112	1/7/75	30/9/76
42.04.019	Transfers viz: Transtat transfer labels.. Free	Free	Free	10.8	112	1/7/74	30/9/79

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🏭 Tariff Approvals for Various Goods

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsTariff, Approvals, Customs, Import duty, Goods, Aircraft, Grease, Ethoxyquin, Hair conditioners, Celbar, Superbolin, Atlox, Antimucin, Umidol, Afalon, Aresin, Aretit, Kito, Lunecide, Sanitized, Acid 810, Anti-icing barrier compound, Belloid, Phenoclor, Albertat, Uralac, Santolite, Cellulose sponge cloth, Leathers, Transfers

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