New Zealand Gazette – 1977 – No. 34

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✨ Tariff Approvals and Determinations

24 MARCH
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
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TARIFF DECISION LIST No. 200—continued
APPROVALS—continued

Tariff Item No.	Goods	Rates of Duty	Part II Ref.	List No.	Effective
		Normal	B.P.	Other Pref.
84.06.159	Two stroke engines, when declared for use in the manufacture of hover type lawnmowers	Free	Free	Free	10.2
84.10.009	Pumps, as may be approved, when declared by an importer that they will be used only on mobile tankers in the oil industry	Free	Free	Free	10.2
84.18.139	Perry filters and components:	Free	Free	Free	10.2
	EXCLUDING:
	Cartridges for models 5020, 5020 PAF, 5025, 5030
84.19.059	Klopf er T 720 wrapping machine	Free	Free	Free	10.2
84.19.059	Siat carton sealing machines excluding random types	Free	Free	Free	10.2
84.40.159	Spencer, model minette KR drycleaning machine	Free	Free	Free	10.2
84.45.023	Ajax, model AJ 40, heavy duty pedestal drilling machine	Free	Free	Free	10.2
84.45.023	Richmond Envoy (65 mm) capacity radial drill	Free	Free	Free	10.2
84.61.019	T.O.M. faucets	Free	Free	Free	10.2
85.03.001	Primary cells and primary batteries of kinds approved by the Minister:	Free	Free
	Approved:
	Eveready:
	EP675E
	RM 1
	RM 42R
	TR 136R
	TR 146X
	TR 153R
	TR 164R
87.14.019	Yuasa dry battery type SUM-4G 1.5 volt	Free	Free		10.3
90.03.000	Ladeblitz LBF 740 self loading forage box	Free	Free	Free	10.8
	Parts, classified within this Tariff item only, and peculiar to use in the manufacture of spectacles and sunglasses
90.24.011	MGL 450 natural gas control couples, peculiar to use in the manufacture of gas refrigerators	Free	Free	Free
92.11.001	Office dictating machines and reproducers ancillary thereto, as may be approved:	Free	Free	Aul Free
	Approved:
	Fairmate CS 695

*Approvals lapse on the dates indicated, the goods thereafter being dutiable according to their substantive Tariff classification. If continuation of an approval is desired for a further period, formal application should be made to the Collector at least six weeks prior to the date of expiry.

DETERMINATION

84.47.031 | Wood turning lathes up to and including the following dimensions: | 45% | 45% | Aul 25% | | 200 | 1/12/76 | .. |
Deter’n | 17.78 cm (7 in.) centre height | | | Can 25% | | | | |
| 35.56 cm (14 in.) swing over bed | | | CPC 25% | | | | | |
| 101.6 cm (40 in.) between centres but not including automatic or semi-automatic lathes | | | | | | | | |

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🏭 Tariff Decision List No. 200 (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
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