New Zealand Gazette – 1978 – No. 57

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✨ Tariff Decision List

28 JUNE
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
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TARIFF DECISION LIST No. 280—continued
APPROVALS—continued

Port	Tariff Item No.	Goods	Rates of Duty	Part II Ref.	List No.	Effective
			Normal	Pref.		From
H.O.	58.07.000	Braided fishing lines, trawl lines and net lines, not exceeding breaking strain of 18 kg	Free	Free	99	280
WN	59.04.001	Fishing lines, including trawl lines and net twines, as may be approved:	Free
		Approved:
		Fly casting			280
		Lead cored, or lines incorporating lead, for deep trolling			280
		Perlon multi-filament enclosed in a perlon sheath			280
		Twisted natural polished hemp lines, 12.7 mm and over in circumference, when declared by an importer that they will be used by him or sold by him only to users for making or repairing fishing nets			280
		Twisted natural polished hemp lines, 12.7 mm and over in circumference, when declared by an importer that they will be sold by him only to commercial fishermen for use only as fishing and trawl lines			280
		Twisted lines of natural or man-made fibres (excluding lines of sisal or manilla hemp) under 12.7 mm circumference, when declared by an importer that they will be sold by him only to users for making or repairing fishing nets			280
H.O.	68.16.000	Beldams pilotpak, plaited flexible packing with fine graphite filament and impregnated with P.T.F.E. continuous roll	Free	Free	15	280
H.O.	73.40.069	Component parts (excluding parts of general use), when declared by a manufacturer for use by him only in making Varec flame arrestors	Free	Free	99	280
H.O.	73.40.069	Gaskets:	Free	Free	99	280
H.O.	73.40.069	Circular, single orifice, of 3/6 stainless steel (Taylor rings)
H.O.	73.40.069	Hooks:
H.O.	73.40.069	Durbin Durco forged grab and slip			280
H.O.	73.40.069	Eye, when conforming to N.Z. Power Crane Rules 1959			280
AK	73.40.069	Herc alloy, viz: forged sling, grab, foundry, latchlock, and choker			280
H.O.	82.06.009	Chipper knives	Free	Free	99	280
H.O.	83.01.001	Lever deadlocks	5	Aul Free		280
H.O.	83.01.001	Lever sliding door locks and lock sets	5	Aul Free		280
H.O.	83.01.011	Cabinet locks (cupboard, box, till, drawer, chest, and desk locks)	Free			280
H.O.	83.01.011	Countersink caravan locks, for a door thickness 28.57 mm to 31.75 mm	Free			280
H.O.	83.01.011	Legge rimlocks, models 2136 and 2476	Free			280
H.O.	83.01.011	Lever rim locks and lock sets	Free			280
H.O.	83.01.011	Locks and parts of locks for vehicles of Tariff headings 87.01, 87.02 and 87.03 and for the mobile bases classified in Tariff headings 84.22 and 84.23	Free			280
H.O.	83.02.009	Fasteners stayput	Free	Free	15	280
H.O.	83.05.009	Fittings, including back plates for loose leaf binders and files:	Free	Free	15	280
		EXCLUDING:
		2 and 3 ring (0), 2 and 3D fittings between 23 mm and 38 mm inclusive

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