New Zealand Gazette – 1979 – No. 92

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✨ Tariff Decision List

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TARIFF DECISION LIST No. 371—continued
APPROVALS—continued

Port	Tariff Item No.	Goods	Rates of Duty	Part II Ref.	List No.	Effective
			Normal	Pref.		From
AK	34.02.000 (con't)	268 ..	..	..	..	371
AK		Va 40	..	..	..	371
AK		Va 50	..	..	..	371
AK		Collone A.C.	..	..	..	371
AK		OSRO compound O.C. 737	..	..	..	371
AK		Dehytron AB 30, Dehycont PK 771 and 776	..	..	..	371
AK		Emulgin B.3	..	..	..	371
AK		Henkel H.D. 2042	..	..	..	371
AK		Kemul C.M. 963 W.O.	..	..	..	371
AK		Spread-Molass ..	..	..	..	371
AK		Unamide C-2, C-5, L-2 and L-5	..	..	..	371
WN	34.03.011	Synthetic jet oils, when declared for use only in turbo jet and turbo prop aircraft engines	Free	Free	99	371
AK	35.06.000	Scotch weld Bonding tape, No’s:	..	..	..	371
		583 ..	..	..	..	371
H.O.	38.14.005 }	Oil blending additives:	..	..	..	371
	38.14.009 }	Lubrizol 4473	..	..	..	371
		Lubrizol 3140	..	..	..	371
WN		Lubrizol 3521c	..	..	..	371
		anglamol 75, 99 ..	..	..	..	371
		Preparations, other than anti-icing preparations, when declared:	Free	Free	15	371
		(a) by a manufacturer for use by him only in making defoamers and additives for lubricating, flushing and fuel oils; or	..	..	..	..
		(b) by a manufacturer for use by him only as defoamers and additives in making lubricating, flushing and fuel oils	..	..	..	..
AK	38.19.001	Refractory cements and mortars:	..	..	..	371
		Jade Pak-88-P	..	..	..	371
		Jade Ram	..	..	..	371
H.O.	38.19.001	Thermax M920	..	..	..	371
AK	38.19.079	CC-16	..	..	..	371
H.O.	38.19.079	Celton A, A505	..	..	..	371
WN	38.19.079	Foamtrol ..	..	..	..	371
H.O.	38.19.079	Pastes, peculiar to use in detecting the presence of water in containers	Free	Free	15	371
		Perkadox:..	..	..	..	371
AK	38.19.079	BC 40 ..	..	..	..	371
AK	38.19.079	Pur-o-fount fountain solution additive	..	..	..	371
AK	38.19.079	Rodine 95 ..	..	..	..	371
H.O.	Chapter 39	Liquid and solid resins, commonly used as plasticisers, tackifiers and mould lubricants, when declared by a manufacturer for use by him only in making rubber goods	Free	Free	15	371
H.O.	Chapter 39	Plates, sheets, strip, film and foil, exceeding 15 cm in width, printed, embossed or otherwise surface worked, viz:	Free	Free	..	..
		(1) Pliable, whether or not supported, reinforced or coated, but not coated with adhesive, and not printed embossed, lithographed or ruled	..	..	..	..
		(2) Pliable (other than quilted), including adhesive backed products, printed and/or embossed with an overall pattern and whether or not reinforced with textile or threads, commonly used for making soft furnishings, apparel (including footwear), perambulators, umbrellas, handbags, wallets and similar articles, and for covering furniture, and for articles fabricated by high frequency welding	..	..	..	..

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