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✨ Import Control Exemptions

5 APRIL
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
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FIRST SCHEDULE—EXEMPTIONS CREATED—continued

Tariff Item

Ex Tariff
Chapters 55,
56 and 59

Classes of Goods

Woven fabrics containing man-made discontinuous fibres backed with paper or artificial plastic (including cellulose acetate) sheet and weighing not less than 203 grams per square metre, commonly used for making lampshades

Ex 56.01.000
Regenerated man-made fibres (discontinuous), not carded, combed, or otherwise prepared for spinning

Ex 56.02.000
Regenerated continuous filament tow for the manufacture of discontinuous man-made fibres

Ex 56.04.000
Waste (including yarn waste and pulled or garnetted rags) of regenerated fibres (continuous or discontinuous), not carded, combed, or otherwise prepared for spinning

Regenerated man-made fibres (discontinuous or waste), carded, combed, or otherwise prepared for spinning

Ex 56.07.031
Ex 56.07.032
Flannel, packing, of terylene and wool and containing less than 30 percent by weight of sheep’s or lambs’ wool when declared by an importer that it will be used only on ironing or pressing machinery

Ex 56.07.038
Ex 56.07.039
Blanketing, sheeting and flannel when declared by an importer that it will be used only on ironing or pressing machinery

Ex 56.07.038
Ex 56.07.039
Lining fabrics of man-made discontinuous fibres, when declared by a manufacturer only as a lining in the manufacture of ties

Ex Tariff
Heading
59.08
“Marimo” and “Marimex” cloth commonly used for making perambulators and pushchairs

Ex 56.07.038
Ex 56.07.039
Mattress tickings, when declared by a manufacturer for use by him only in making mattresses and pillows

Ex 57.07.001
Ex 57.07.009
Yarn and thread of coir and raffia, not being sewing threads

Ex 58.07.000
Chenille yarn, gimped yarn, viz: piping on declaration for use in the manufacture of rubber goods

Ex 58.07.000
Umbilical sterile tape

Ex 59.01.001
Ex 59.01.009
Thread, braided, surgical suture, non-absorbable

Filters for use with respirators and protective masks

Ex 59.01.001
Textile flock and dust

Ex 59.01.001
Ex 59.01.009
Mill neps

Applicators, surgical, tipped with wadding, 15 cm or more in length

Ex 59.03.001 to
Ex 59.03.019
Bonded fibre fabrics, similar bonded yarn fabrics, and articles of such fabrics, whether or not impregnated or coated, viz:

Bonded fibre fabrics (excluding footwear lining materials) declared for use only in the manufacture of footwear

Bonded fibre adhesive fabrics

Random-laid bonded fibre fabric declared for use only in the manufacture of fibreglass sheets and panelling

Fabric for use in making sanitary napkins and pads

Pellon bonded fibre art materials

Masslinn tape for use in making flexible electric cords

Printers’ blanketing and blankets

Face mask filters

Red bonded fibre fabric declared for use only in the manufacture of Returned Services Association poppies

Parallel lay fabrics in jumbo rolls (minimum width 90 cm), peculiar to use for making decorative ribbon

Diaphragms for optical use

Electrical insulation spacer pads

Face masks

Felt bolsters for the tanning industry

Fibre tap washers

Pellon pads

Self-adhesive polishing pads

Sets of filter cloth material for vacuum cleaners

Bonded tailors’ interlinings

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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, Woven fabrics, Man-made fibres, Regenerated fibres, Flannel, Blanketing, Lining fabrics, Marimo cloth, Marimex cloth, Mattress tickings, Coir yarn, Raffia yarn, Chenille yarn, Gimped yarn, Surgical suture, Respirator filters, Textile flock, Mill neps, Surgical applicators, Bonded fibre fabrics, Footwear lining, Fibreglass sheets, Sanitary napkins, Art materials, Electric cords, Printers’ blanketing, Face masks, Poppies, Decorative ribbon, Optical diaphragms, Electrical insulation, Tanning bolsters, Washers, Polishing pads, Vacuum cleaner filters, Tailors’ interlinings

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