New Zealand Gazette – 1979 – No. 25

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✨ Tariff Decision List

998 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 25

TARIFF DECISION LIST No. 336

Decisions of the Minister of Customs Under the Customs Tariff (Subject to Amendment or Cancellation by Notification in the Gazette)

APPROVALS

Port	Goods	Rates of Duty		Part II Ref.	List No.	Effective
		Normal	Pref.			From	To
H.Q.	The under-mentioned goods have been approved in respect of Reference 35:	Free	Free	35	336	1/4/79	..
	(1) All articles of: abaca fibre, bamboo, banana fibre, bark, berries, bone, camco-shell, cane, clay, coconut (fibres, leaf-bud, leaves, sheath, shell), copper and copper alloys, coral, hand-woven cordage, hibiscus fibre, horn, ivory, lava, mother of pearl, natural gums, natural resins, palm leaves, pandanas, pine-needles, pine-shells, quills, raffia, rattan, reeds, sakiki leaves, seeds, shell, sisal, straw, stone, tapa, teeth, tin, and tin alloys, tortoise-shell (including in the case of jewellery, tortoise-shell with metal inlay), tusks, twine, or combinations thereof	Free	Free	35	336	1/4/79	..
	(2) Articles of natural wood, viz: bowls, canoes, decorative carvings, dishes, dolls, drums, fans, figurines, furniture, gongs, masks, model houses, picture-frames, table articles, trays, walking-sticks, weapons	Free	Free	35	336	1/4/79	..
	(3) Articles of leather, viz: hand-tooled and hand-embroidered apparel; hand-tooled and silver inlaid hand-made saddlery and harness	Free	Free	35	336	1/4/79	..
	(4) Articles of silk, wool, cotton, linen, jute, and other vegetable fibres not already specified under paragraph (1) above, viz: hand-woven textiles; fabrics, hand-printed (block, screen or batik printed), weighing less than 186 g/m² and not containing man-made fibres; table-linen of the foregoing hand-printed fabrics; jute belts	Free	Free	35	336	1/4/79	..
	(5) Plastic-covered bamboo baskets	Free	Free	35	336	1/4/79	..
	NOTE—Products must be wholly or principally by weight of the approved materials. However, other materials are permitted if they are of a minor nature and do not contribute towards or detract from the essential nature of the goods (e.g., filling of wood-wool)

Definition of “Handicraft”

(1) The concession applies to goods which the Collector is satisfied are made:
(a) by hand;
(b) by tools held in the hand;
(c) by machines powered by foot or hand; or
(d) by any combination of the foregoing processes.

(2) However, goods that have been “hand crafted” within the definition above from machine-made or processed materials of basic form, that is to say, materials in a form not pre-determined by its intended ultimate end-use (e.g., a rectangular sided block of stone; a billet of wood, a rectangular sheet of copper) will not normally be excluded from being regarded as “handicrafts”.

(3) Goods are not precluded from being regarded as “handicrafts” by reason of the use in their manufacture of:
(a) mechanically powered tools, provided they are held in the hand (e.g., electric drill)—this does not

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