New Zealand Gazette – 1976 – No. 24

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✨ Tariff Decision List

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 24

TARIFF DECISION LIST No. 131—continued
APPROVALS—continued

Tariff Item No.	Goods	Rates of Duty	Part II Ref.	List No.	Effective
		Normal	B.P.	Other Pref.
44.14.009	Strapping, whether or not perforated, composed of strips of material the edges of which have been folded under and cemented or sewn
Vamp stripping	Free	Free	Free	10.8	131
48.13.009	Rough sawn maple, 9.144 m × 50.8 mm × 3.175 mm (30 yd × 2 in. × ½ in.), commonly used for making archery bows	Free	Free	Free	10.2
48.15.009	Thermo-sensitive copy paper (heat transfer process)	Free	Free	Free	10.2
59.04.001	Photocopy positive papers, for use only with photocopy negative papers, e.g., Copyrapid, Guilleminot, Anken Processes	Free	Free	Free	10.2
	Fishing lines, including trawl lines and net twines, as may be approved:

Approved:
Fly casting
Lead cored for deep trolling
Twisted natural polished hemp lines, 12.7 mm (½ in.) and over in circumference, when declared by an importer that they will be used by him or sold by him only to users for making or repairing fishing nets
Twisted natural polished hemp lines, 12.7 mm (½ in.) and over in circumference, when declared by an importer that they will be sold by him only to commercial fishermen for use only as fishing and trawl lines
Twisted lines of natural or man-made fibres (excluding lines of sisal or manilla hemp) under 12.7 mm (½ in.) circumference, when declared by an importer that they will be sold by him only to users for making or repairing fishing nets
Perlon multifilament enclosed in a perlon sheath | Free | Free | Free | 131 | 131 | 1/7/74 | 31/3/78 |
| 58.07.019 | Braided fishing lines, including trawl lines and net lines, other than braided monofilaments, having a breaking strain not exceeding 18 kg | Free | Free | Free | 10.2 | 131 | 1/7/74 | 31/3/78 |
| 62.05.098 | Life “jackets” designed for wear around the neck (but not in the form of vests or sleeved garments) of types approved by the Minister:
Approved:
SMV2–101 | Free | Free | Free | 13.0 | 131 | 1/7/74 | 31/3/78 |
| 70.19.001 | Products, as may be approved, when declared by a manufacturer, or by an importer that they will be sold by him only to manufacturers, for use only in making imitation jewellery:
Approved:
Beads (other than those of imitation pearl), pierced or unpierced but not mounted, set or strung
Glass “stones”, unmounted, in the form of motifs, pictures and the like | Free | Free | Free | 10.8 | 131 | 1/10/75 | 30/6/80 |
| 84.19.001 | Laboratory glassware washing machines | 5% | 5% | Aul Free
Can 3%
CPC 5% | 10.2 | 131 | 1/7/74
1/3/76 | 30/9/82
30/6/78 |

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🏭 Tariff Decision List No. 131 (continued from previous page)

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