New Zealand Gazette – 1978 – No. 26

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✨ Import Control Exemption Notice

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
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FIRST SCHEDULE—EXEMPTIONS CREATED—continued

Tariff Item

84.08.005
84.08.009
84.10.011
84.11.021
Ex 84.11.031 to
Ex 84.11.051
Ex 84.13.000
Ex 84.15.000
84.18.001
84.18.021
84.19.001
84.19.021
Ex 84.19.039
Ex 84.20.001
Ex 84.20.009
Ex 84.21.029
Ex 84.21.029
Ex 84.22.009
Ex 84.22.009
Ex 84.22.009
Ex 84.23.051
Ex 84.23.079
Ex 87.01.009
Ex 84.23.061
Ex 84.24.031
Ex 84.24.051
Ex 84.24.061
Ex 84.24.069
84.25.001

Classes of Goods

Other engines and motors (other than marine jet propulsion units, whether or not mounted on motors)

Submersible pumps for liquids, and parts thereof

Compressors, gas, suited for use with refrigerating appliances or for refrigerating purposes

Air compressors exceeding 9.8 m³/min

Nozzles, atomising, for oil burners

Evaporators and condensers for domestic refrigerators

Centrifuges (excluding hydro extractors and parts thereof)

Washing machines for bottles and other containers and parts of such machines

Machinery for aerating beverages

Box banding and wire tying machines

Counter scales, self indicating and semi-self indicating, with a capacity up to and including 15 kg; price computing and ticket printing weighing machines with a capacity up to and including 15 kg; check weighers (for repetition weighing of predetermined loads) with a capacity up to and including 2 kg

Hand operated, self contained mechanical appliances for spraying paint

Atomisers and spare parts thereof specially designed for use with spray drying equipment in making milk powder or other milk products

Spray units for printing presses

Blocks, chain, including chain block sets geared or differential; blocks, hoist, air operated; blocks, hoist, electric, chain; blocks, hoist, electric, up to and including 1.524 tonne capacity

Escalators

Stands, drill, being catalogued accessories of portable electric power tools

Self-propelled crawler tractor type bases, excluding bulldozer blade actuating equipment, being those specifically approved by the Minister of Customs for admission under part II of the Customs Tariff viz: Bases, self-propelled, as may be approved, of machines classified within headings 84.22 and 84.23

Excavating, levelling, and tamping machinery (other than parts thereof, self-propelled scrapers up to 4.587 m³ capacity, towed scrapers, bulldozers and angle dozers, graders up to 14,514 kg weight, ditch and trench digging machines up to 7.5 kW, drain clearing and digging machines, excavators of less than 0.6 m³ S.A.E. rated capacity, back hoes, rollers, rippers, scarifiers and tines, frames, linkages, hydraulic pistons and cylinders thereof, self-propelled tractor type bases, other than crawler tractor type)

Rock boring machinery

Parts of rotary hoes and rotary tillers

Parts of cultivators (excluding those for cultivators designed solely for use with garden tractors)

Discs for harrows and parts of seed drills, seed or fertiliser distributors, lime spreaders and rollers (excluding those discs and parts for machines designed solely for use with garden tractors)

Parts of potato planters (excluding those for planters designed solely for use with garden tractors)

Parts of other agricultural and horticultural machinery for soil preparation or cultivation (excluding those for machinery designed solely for use with garden tractors)

Combine harvester-threshers; baling machines, pick-up types

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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, Engines, Motors, Pumps, Compressors, Nozzles, Evaporators, Condensers, Centrifuges, Washing Machines, Beverages, Scales, Spray Units, Blocks, Escalators, Drill Stands, Tractors, Excavators, Rock Boring, Agricultural Machinery, Harvester-Threshers, Baling Machines

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