New Zealand Gazette – 1978 – No. 26

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✨ Import Control Exemptions

5 APRIL

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

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First Schedule—Exemptions Created—continued

Tariff Item	Classes of Goods
Ex 68.14.001 Ex 68.14.011 68.14.021	Undrilled friction material (segments, discs, washers, strips, sheets, plates, rolls and the like) of a kind suitable for brakes, for clutches and the like, with a basis of asbestos, other mineral substances or of cellulose, whether or not combined with textile or other materials
68.15.000	Worked mica and articles of mica, including bonded mica splittings on a support of paper or fabric (for example, micanite and micafoilum)
Ex 68.16.000	Peat pots; graphite dies
Ex 69.03.000	Other refractory goods, viz: retorts, crucibles, muffles, nozzles, plugs, supports, cupels, tubes, pipes, sheaths, rods and stands
Ex 69.09.009	Laboratory, chemical or industrial wares, of ceramic materials (other than filter elements)
	Tableware and other articles of a kind commonly used for domestic or toilet purposes, of porcelain or china or other pottery: Cooking utensils, breakfast, dinner, tea and coffee sets; cups, mugs, saucers, plates and dishes and other tableware;
Ex 69.11.001 Ex 69.11.011 Ex 69.11.021 Ex 69.12.001 Ex 69.12.011 Ex 69.12.021	Cooking utensils and tableware of bone china, containing not less than 30 percent by weight of calcined bone; other articles of porcelain and other kinds of pottery having a c.i.f. price of not less than $8.00 per kg for cups, mugs, cups and saucers, cups and saucers and plates, and $6.00 per kg for other articles
Ex 69.13.000	Ceramic artificial flowers, leaves and sprays
Ex 69.14.000	Handles for cutlery
Ex 69.14.000	Burners, radiants and other parts of lamps, gas fires and stoves, made from ceramic materials
70.01.000	Waste glass (cullet); glass in the mass (excluding optical glass)
70.03.000	Glass in balls, rods and tubes, unworked (not being optical glass)
70.04.000	Unworked cast or rolled glass (including flashed or wired glass), whether figured or not, in rectangles
Ex 70.05.000	Unworked drawn or blown glass, in rectangles (other than unworked drawn or blown clear glass sheets of 1.8 mm to 6.5 mm)
70.06.000	Cast, rolled, drawn or blown glass (including flashed or wired glass), in rectangles, surface ground or polished but not further worked
Ex 70.07.009	Engraved glass plates for photo-lithography
Ex 70.08.001 Ex 70.08.009	Safety glass consisting of laminated glass, shaped or not
70.11.000	Glass envelopes (including bulbs and tubes) for electric lamps, electronic valves or the like
70.12.000	Glass inners for vacuum flasks or for other vacuum vessels
70.13.001	Infants' feeding bottles
Ex 70.13.005 Ex 70.13.009	Lead alkali silicate glassware having a lead content of 14.9% or more by weight of combined lead evaluated as lead monoxide (PbO), of a kind commonly used for table, kitchen, toilet, or office purposes, for indoor decoration, or for similar uses (other than articles falling within heading No. 70.19)
Ex 70.13.009	Capacity measures of glass
70.14.011 to 70.14.029	Illuminating glassware, signalling glassware and optical elements of glass, not optically worked nor of optical glass (excluding electric lighting glassware)

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🏭 Import Control Exemption Notice (No. 1) 1978 (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated5 April 1978
KeywordsImport Control, Exemption, Customs Tariff, Friction material, Mica, Peat pots, Graphite dies, Refractory goods, Ceramic materials, Tableware, Porcelain, China, Pottery, Bone china, Ceramic flowers, Handles, Cutlery, Lamps, Glass, Cullet, Optical glass, Glass balls, Rods, Tubes, Cast glass, Rolled glass, Drawn glass, Blown glass, Safety glass, Laminated glass, Glass envelopes, Electric lamps, Electronic valves, Vacuum flasks, Vacuum vessels, Infants' feeding bottles, Lead alkali silicate glassware, Capacity measures, Illuminating glassware, Signalling glassware, Optical elements

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