New Zealand Gazette – 1980 – No. 128

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TARIFF DECISION LIST No. 441—continued
APPROVALS—continued

Port	Tariff Item No.	Goods	Rates of Duty	Part II Ref.	Concession Code	Effective
			Normal	Pref.		From
H.O.	84.63.029	Durst right angle agricultural gear boxes, model A-115, when declared by a manufacturer for use by him, only in making orchard mowers	Free	Free	10	203306C
H.O.	Chapter 85	Catalogued parts of machines may be admitted under the Part I approval, Part II duty concession or former Section 178 approval, granted in respect of the parent machine. This applies regardless of Tariff classification with the following exceptions:	Free	Free	10	203307A
		(1) Parts of general use
		(2) Any part which is the subject of a specific Determination of the Minister
		(3) Ball, needle and roller bearings
		(4) Electric motors
		(5) Fans and blowers
		(6) Parts of machines approved for entry under Part II concessions 20, 70, 80, 82, 33
		(7) Buckets, shovels and grabs
		(8) Hydraulic hoses with fittings attached
		(9) Articles of needleloom felt
		(10) Interchangeable tools, e.g., tool bits, saw blades, grinding wheels
		(11) Tyres and tubes
		(12) Electric accumulators
		(13) Electric lamps and tubes
		(14) Knives and cutting blades
WN	85.01.041	SCI battery charger, model BC5 12200, 150 ampere	Free	Free	10	203308K
AK	85.04.001	Carefree rechargeable batteries	Free	..	..	203309H
WN	85.04.001	ACCUMULATORS, LEAD ACID, OF THE FOLLOWING TYPES:	Free	..	..	..
		(1) Having a capacity not exceeding 24 ampere hours (at the 10 hour rate of discharge)
		2 volt cells type	..	..	203312H	1/7/78
		Prince:
		12V manganese batteries PSB-12V	..	..	203313F	1/7/78
		12 volt battery type 6XVFA, 7AK	..	..	203314D	1/7/78
		2 volt cells type NW9, NW11, NW13, NW15, WEF9A	..	..	203315B	1/7/78
		(3) Exide diesel starting batteries, types:
		6 Volt, 3RSKB 118	..	..	203316L	1/7/78
		8 Volt, 4RSKA 92	..	..	203317J	1/7/78
		8 Volt, 8DK 216	..	..	203318G	1/7/78
		8 Volt, 8DK 324	..	..	203319E	1/7/78
		4 Volt, 2RSKB 158	..	..	203320J	1/7/78
		8 Volt, 4RK 240	..	..	203321G	1/7/78
		8 Volt, 4XVFR9	..	..	203322E	1/7/78
		when declared for use on railway locomotives
		(4) Batteries, types:
		Exide 6 Volt 713/3HMFG17-KBL	..	..	203323C	1/7/78
		Exide 6 Volt 769/3FMX41-21	..	..	203324A	1/7/78
		G.S. 6 Volt CB2-6	..	..	203325K	1/7/78
		Lucas 6 Volt SC7E	..	..	203326H	1/7/78
		Dunlop Oldham series MkM	..	..	203327F	1/7/78
		Dunlop Oldham 6LCBQ3	..	..	203328D	1/7/78
WN	85.17.009	Ultralarm, model U-10, ultrasonic security detection system	Free	Free	10	203329B
AK	85.19.009	Omron MK relays	..	..	..	203330F

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