New Zealand Gazette – 1980 – No. 122

Page 3101

✨ Tariff Decision List

16 OCTOBER THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 3101

TARIFF DECISION LIST No. 437—continued
APPROVALS—continued

Port	Tariff Item No.	Goods	Rates of Duty	Part II Ref.	Concession Code	Effective
			Normal	Pref.		From
H.O.	84.61.021	Cocks and valves: (Note: This approval does not cover taps, bibcocks or fire hydrants) EXCLUDING: (1)-(23) (24) Diaphragm valves of cast iron, screwed BSP, handwheel operated, suitable for use with compressed air, water and other non-corrosive liquids, but not for steam: screwed—32 mm (1¼ in.) up to 1207 kPa (175 p.s.i.) —76 mm (3 in.) up to 690 kPa (100 p.s.i.) flanged to BS table D: —76 mm (3 in.) up to 690 kPa (100 p.s.i.) —100 mm (4 in.) up to 517 kPa (75 p.s.i.)	Free		..	202740C
WN	84.61.021	Chemseal butterfly valves	Free	Free	10	112947D
H.O.	84.63.029	Bearings:	Free	Free	10	113054E
H.O.	84.63.029	(1) Ebonite or brass, rubber lined	Free	Free	10	203147H
H.O.	84.63.029	Nylatron nylon cast gear segments	Free	Free	10	203148F
H.O.	84.63.029	Thorndon marine bearings, peculiar for use as marine stern tube bearings	Free	Free	10	203149D
WN	84.65.005	Thorndon screen conveyor bearings, peculiar for use as non-lubricated hangar bearings for screw conveyors	Free	Free	10	203150H
WN	85.01.029	Scandinavian ship propellers	Free	Free	10	113233E
H.O.	85.01.031	Toroidal and mumetal cores	Free	Free
H.O.	85.03.019	Socket assemblies, peculiar for use for making dry battery assemblies: 3FMX41–25 2RSKB–158, 3RSKB 118, 4RSKA 92				203151F 203152D
CH	85.12.009	Vago rotisserie split assemblies	Free	Free	10	203153B
H.O.	85.17.009	Digital-wireless signalling fire and security alarm systems, viz: Colorado Electro-Optics, models: D21, D22, D23, D24 D26, D29, D67 DT1, DT2, D2C, DC4	Free	Free		203154L 203155J 203156G
AK	85.17.009	Electric sirens, as may be approved, when declared by: (1) a manufacturer for use by him in the making of fire alarms, warning and time systems; or (2) an importer for sale by him, only to a manufacturer for use by him, only in making fire alarms, warning and time systems: Approved: Heavy duty: SO4–240v	Free	Free	10	203157E
AK	85.19.009	Components, peculiar for use in making Arrow-Hart relays, viz: Series 28 Series 30	Free	Free	10	203158C 203159A
H.O.	85.19.009	Contactors or relays: EXCLUDING: (1) Electro-magnetic type: AC up to 440V, with rating up to: AC–1,100 amps AC–3,30 kW AC–4,22 kW (2) Ripple load control (3) Telephone or telegraph	Free	Free	10	203160E

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