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✨ Textile Industry Public Hearings Schedule

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 15

SCHEDULE
COMMENCEMENT DATE, ORDER AND CONTENT OF PUBLIC HEARINGS TO BE HELD IN APRIL/MAY 1978

General Hearing:

General Principles

Sector Hearings:

Sector Hearings:	No.	Description	Tariff Heading	Additional Products Description	Commencement Date
2. Scoured wool and wool tops	30	Scoured wool			16 May 1978
	31	Wool tops
3. Dyeing and finishing: transfer and screen printing	7	Dyeing and finishing			17 May 1978
	5	Transfer printing
	6	Screen printing
4. Yarns	32	Woollen yarns			23 May 1978
	33	Worsted yarns
	1	Extruded yarns
	2	Textured yarns
	35	Man-made discontinuous yarn	50.08	Silk worm gut, etc.
	45	Yarn of vegetable fibre (e.g., linen flax)	53.08	Yarn of fine animal hair
			53.09	Yarn of horse hair
5. Woven fabrics and articles (excluding apparel)	36	Containing wool			30 May 1978
	37	Not containing wool
	39	Blankets	53.12	Of coarse animal hair
			53.13	Of horse hair
			58.03	Tapestries
			58.10	Embroideries
6. Knitted fabrics and articles (excluding apparel)	3	Weft knitted			13 June 1978
	4	Warp knitted
	8	Full length hosiery including pantyhose	58.08	Plain tulle and other net fabrics
	9	¾ and ankle hose	58.09	Figured tulle and other net fabrics
			60.05	Blankets and other articles
			60.06	Elastic and rubberised fabrics
7. Elastic fabrics, narrow fabrics and labels	11	Elastic fabrics	59.02	Articles of felt	20 June 1978
	12	Narrow fabrics	59.01	Articles of wadding
	13	Slide fasteners
	14	Woven labels
	15	Printed labels
8. Bonded, coated, etc. fabrics	38	Bonded, coated, laminated, etc., fabrics	59.03	Articles of bonded fibre fabrics	22 June 1978
9. Non-woven fabrics and articles	40	Blankets, needle punched			27 June 1978
	43	Floor coverings, needle punched
	44	Underlays, needle punched
10. Carpets	41	Woven			28 June 1978
	42	Tufted
11. Apparel	10	Knitted outerwear: Fully fashioned			4 July 1978
		Other
	16	Men’s and boys’ outerwear
	17	Women’s and girls’ outerwear
	18	Men’s and boys’ underwear
	19	Women’s and girls’ underwear
	20	Shirts and pyjamas
	26	Babies’ and infants’ wear
	21	Corsetry	61.08	Collars, cuffs, yokes, etc., for women’s and girls’ garments
	22	Swimwear	61.11	Made-up accessories for apparel
12. Whitework; handkerchiefs; ties and other neckwear; terry towelling and similar fabrics	25	Bed, table, toilet and kitchen linen including quilts, pillows, etc.			11 July 1978
	24	Handkerchiefs	55.08	Terry towelling and similar fabrics
	23	Ties and other neckwear
13. Miscellaneous		(Parties to specify).			13 July 1978

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🏭 Industries Development Commission Notice No. 1978/2—General Textile Industry Reference (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated9 March 1978
KeywordsTextile Industry, Public Hearing, Submissions, Sector Hearings

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