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✨ Tariff Decision List

1968
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 75

TARIFF DECISION LIST No. 217

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	Rates of Duty	Part II Ref.	List No.	Effective
		Normal	Other Pref.		From
15.12.002	Vegetable oils and fats, as may be approved, when declared: (a) by a manufacturer for use by him only in making biscuits or confectionery; or (b) by an importer that they will be sold only to a manufacturer for use by him only in making biscuits or confectionery	Free	..	..
22.08.001	Ethyl alcohol, denatured prior to delivery from Customs control by the addition of 5 percent by volume of approved wood naphtha and 5 percent by volume of motor spirit derived from petroleum or 5 percent by volume of benzol	4c	Free	10.2	217
30.03.029	Medicaments:
30.03.089	Betadine antiseptic solution	Free	Free	23.1	217
	Betadine surgical scrub	Free	Free	23.1	217
	Capadex capsules	Free	Free	23.4	217
	Equigard Horse anthelmintic, pellets	Free	Free	23.4	217
	Myspamol solution, in multi-dose bottles	Free	Free	23.3	217
	Sanorex tablets, 2 mg	Free	Free	23.4	217
	Task Dog anthelmintic:
	capsules	Free	Free	10.2	217
	pellets	Free	Free	10.2	217
	Temetex C. Cream	Free	Free	10.8	217
34.02.000	Products, as may be approved, when imported in bulk and not being soaps or containing soap:
	Approved:
	Briphos 03D				217
	Dispex:
	A40				217
	G40				217
	N40				217
	Eusapon:
	LPK				217
	WNL				217
	Sponto N-140 B				217
36.05.002	Very cartridges	Free	Free	10.2	217
37.03.009	National photomechanical transfer papers:
	CTN-7				217
	CTR-7				217
	CTP-7M				217
	CTP-4M				217
38.11.048	Probe herbicide	Free	Free	10.8	217
38.11.098	AM 2046 cationic polymer	Free	Free	10.8	217
39.01.122	Thermoplastic heat seal film	Free			217
39.02.022	Magnafloc:
	139				217
	155				217
	156				217
	E24				217
39.07.121	Lead impregnated plastic sheeting, peculiar to use in the protection of radiologists from the effects of X-radiation	Free			217
39.07.252	Reusable ATA transit cases	Free	Free	10.2	217
39.07.396	Laboratory wash bottles	Free	Free	10.2	217
40.09.011	Aircraft Fuelling Hose, sizes:
	20 mm Internal Diameter—Max. Work. Pressure 1310 kPa	Free			217
	25 mm Internal Diameter—Max. Work. Pressure 1134 kPa	Free			217
	32 mm Internal Diameter—Max. Work. Pressure 1134 kPa	Free			217
	40 mm Internal Diameter—Max. Work. Pressure 1134 kPa	Free			217

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