New Zealand Gazette – 1976 – No. 15

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✨ Tariff Notice Continuation

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
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Tariff Notice No. 1976/10—Applications for Approval—continued

Appn. No.	Tariff Item	Goods	Rates of Duty	Part II Ref.
			Normal	B.P.
31758	39.02.022	Decapol and Decabloc flocculation aids, composed of high molecular weight polymers, used in the treatment of effluent from municipal sewage treatment plants, mining and similar operations	Free*	Free*
31428	39.02.022	Kureha H.I.A. 28 P.V.C. impact powder, for use with P.V.C. dry blends	Free*	Free*
31530	39.02.032	Emulsified polystyrene resin (Cloud 123R), used in producing an embalming fluid	Free*	Free*
31669	39.02.032	Polyol huls 110, a stereospecific, low viscosity, unsaponifiable, liquid polybutadiene, used in the manufacture of resins for paint	Free*	Free*
31378	39.02.061	Uticolor patented liquid vinyl repair process, used in the restoration and repair of vinyl fabrics	Free*	Free*
31470	39.02.129	Reinforced vinyl hose, 10 mm and 13 mm, having a working pressure of 700 p.s.i., used for agricultural chemical spraying	Free*	Free*
31620	39.02.131	P.V.C. coated polythelene sheets, pliable, used in manufacture and repair of umbrellas, sunshades and the like	Free	Free
31617	39.07.396	Nylex polypropylene/glass laminate, used in the fabrication of chemical tanks and the like, and being an extruded sheet to which is laminated a woven glass fabric	Free*	Free*
31618	39.07.396	Falcon tissue culture dishes, sizes 150 × 25 mm, 100 × 20 mm, 60 × 15 mm, used to enable cells and tissue to be cultured under controlled aseptic conditions	Free*	Free*
31696	40.05.009	Linbro disposo-trays and multi-dishes, used for holding small specimens to facilitate testing	Free*	Free*
31389	40.09.001	Krynac 843 nitrile rubber, which is compounded with plasticizer Diotyl phthalate, and is used in the manufacture of moulded milking inflations	Free*	Free*
31572	48.01.449	Rubber delivery hose of 75 m, 100 m internal diameter, for pumping ready-mixed concrete	Free*	Free*
31674	48.05.001	90 g.s.m. Kyro wall paper base	Free*	Free*
31628	48.15.009	Steri-sheet, used for wrapping articles prior to sterilisation	Free*	Free*
31558	56.05.002	Twill-jean cloths, ross lens tissue 10.795 cm × 12.2 cm and ross lens tissue 22.86 cm × 35.56 cm, used for cleaning components of electron microscopes	Free*	Free*
31576	56.05.002	Medt-plast film, used for sterilising hospital instruments	Free*	Free*
31745	73.15.049	Stretch-ink transfers for marking and branding on rubberwares	Free*	Free*
31554	73.18.209	Alloy steel round bars, AISI 8617	Free*	Free*
31356	73.19.000	Hot-finished seamless steel tube	Free*	Free*
31415	73.20.002	Cable saddles and brass cable plates	Free*	Free*
31532	73.20.002	Pipe fittings of malleable black heart iron, to B.S.S. No. 1256 and J.I.S. No. B2301	Free*	Free*
31124	73.20.002	Pipe fittings of malleable iron, screwed, black and galvanised, for use in water recirculation systems	Free*	Free*
31533	73.20.002	P.S.I. Electrostop series 300 and Electrostop II, being weld in high pressure cathodic protection couplings for natural gas pipelines	Free*	Free*
31699	73.40.497	Tube and pipe fittings of iron or steel, screwed, wrought steel fittings to B.S. 1387 and B.S. 1740	Free*	Free*
31455	73.40.497	Cable jointing boxes, of iron or steel, designed to house electrical equipment for voltages exceeding 11,000 V, except splitter boxes and sealing ends of 33 kV rating	Free*	Free*
31785	74.08.009	Disposable microbiological wire loops, used in medical and hospital laboratories, to enable small amounts of fluid to be transferred in sterile conditions	Free*	Free*
31563	76.03.029	Stainless steel or RA 330, Inconel 601 alloy fittings, to withstand temperatures of up to 2150°F, used in applying ceramic fibre linings to interior surfaces of kilns and furnaces	Free*	Free*
31564	76.03.039	O.P.W. swivel joints of bronze, ball bearing joints to flexible piping systems	Free*	Free*
31565	76.04.019	Aluminium press plates, sizes 3 × 3320 × 1520 mm, and 3 × 3420 × 1400 mm, with No. 2 matt finish	Free*	Free*
31483	82.15.009	Aluminium press plates, 3 × 2540 × 1270 mm, with No. 2 matt finish	Free*	Free*
31477	83.02.021	Unplated metal handles, used in the manufacture of kitchen tools	Free*	Free*
31353	84.10.009	Self-sealing concealed glass door hinges	Free*	Free*
31405	84.10.009	Lincoln pumps, for use in lubrication systems	Free*	Free*
31542	84.10.009	Sibi liquid ring vacuum pump, used for the extraction of steam and condensate from a chamber under vacuum	Free*	Free*
31814	84.17.009	Totally enclosed, battery operated hydraulic power packs, for use in the manufacture of pedestrian operated forklift trucks	Free*	Free*
		Water heads, for use in construction of condensers	Free*	Free*

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