New Zealand Gazette – 1980 – No. 112

Page 2867

✨ Tariff Notices

25 SEPTEMBER THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 2867

Tariff Notice No. 1980/189—Applications for Variation of Approval

NOTICE is hereby given that applications have been made for variation of current approvals of the Minister of Customs as follows:

Port	App. No.	Tariff Item	Goods	Rates of Duty	Part II Ref.	Concession Code	Effective
				Normal	Pref.		From
AK	9252	38.19.079	CURRENT APPROVAL: Polyquart H .. ..	Free	Free	15	105954J
		38.19.079	REQUESTED APPROVAL: Polyquart H. 81	Free		..	107085B
H.O.	58481	39.02.125	CURRENT APPROVAL: Metallised and/or lacquered, pliable, un-plasticised P.V.C. film	Free		..	107099B
		39.02.125	REQUESTED APPROVAL: Vacuum metallised unplasticised film .. “Plastolam” PVC sheeting in jumbo rolls, when declared by an importer for sale by him, only to a manufacturer for use only in making “Coverall” self-adhesive contact vinyl	Free		..
AK	9230	39.02.125	REQUESTED APPROVAL: PVC sheeting in jumbo rolls, when declared by an importer for sale by him, to a manufacturer for use only in making “Coverall” self-adhesive contact vinyl
H.O.	58544	40.11.001	CURRENT APPROVAL: Please refer to T.D.L. 385	10	Free	..	107695H
		40.11.001	REQUESTED APPROVAL: Pneumatic tyres, tyre cases and tubes therefor, EXCLUDING the following sizes or other equivalent (irrespective of ply rating, speed rating, tread type, pattern construction or constituent materials):

EXPLANATORY NOTES:

Sizes have been listed in order from smallest to largest in their respective series
Bias and Radial tyres are shown together under their respective rim diameters.
The + shows where a letter indicating the “speed rating” of a tyre may appear in the size marking, e.g., 155+R13 incorporates 155SR13, 155HR13 and 155VR13. Most common speed rating letters are:

L
S
H
V
But can include F
M
N
P
Q
R
T
U

(The effect of the symbol + is to disregard speed ratings)
4. The letter “C” can also appear after the rim diameter and should be disregarded, e.g.
185R14C 500-16C
5. Group markings occur and vary according to country of origin. If a size incorporated in a group marking appears in the list of sizes in T.D.L. 385 the tyre or tube with group marking is deemed to be included in T.D.L. 385 e.g., 575/600/640-15 includes the sizes 575-15, 600-15 and 640-15.

CARS, VANS AND LIGHT COMMERCIAL VEHICLES

Tyres
10 in. Rim Diameter (or 255 mm)
5.20+10 145+R10
165/70+R10
12 in. Rim Diameter (or 305 mm)
4.40+12 Y78+12
4.40/125+12 Z78+12
5.20+12 125/5.35+12
5.35+12 155/6.15+12

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