New Zealand Gazette – 1980 – No. 136

Page 3665

✨ Customs and Plant Varieties Notices

20 NOVEMBER THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 3665

Tariff Notice No. 1980/227--Applications for Approval Declined

NOTICE is hereby given that applications for concessionary rates of duty by the approval of the Minister of Customs on goods as follows have been declined:

Port	Appn. No.	Tariff Item	Goods	Applications Advertised
				Tariff Notice No.
AK	9092	15.10.001	Stearic acid, as may be approved: Crosterence SA4320 triple pressed BPC	1980/173
AK	9091	15.10.001	Stearic acid, as may be approved: Crosterence SB 4020	1980/173
AK	8045	15.10.001	Stearic acid, as may be approved: Emersol 132 USP	1980/173
AK	8225	15.10.001	Stearic acid, as may be approved: Emersol 6349	1980/173
AK	8241	15.10.001	Stearic acid, as may be approved: Emersol 150	1980/173
AK	9093	15.10.005	Emery 420, 421, 422	1980/173
			Stearic acid, as may be approved: Crosterene SC4160 rubber grade	1980/173
			Crosterene SC4170 rubber grade	1980/173
WN	2601	27.10.071	Energreeze FG00ER, a semi fluid grease, peculiar for use in enclosed spur, helical and worm gear boxes	1980/152
AK	9117	34.02.000	Alcopol 0 triethanolamine salt, peculiar to use in making lithographic printing chemicals	1980/173
AK	9000	34.02.000	Coco Mea (also known as comparlan 100 and standamid CM), peculiar to use in making cosmetics and toiletries	1980/173
WN	2570	34.02.000	Empilan LIS, peculiar for use as a super fatting agent for shampoos	1980/156
AK	9001	34.02.000	Standamid LD-RF 82 (also known as lauric-myristic, dca and comparlan LD), peculiar for use in making cosmetics and toiletries	1980/173
AK	9002	34.02.000	Standapol ES-40-RF83, peculiar for use in making cosmetics and toiletries	1980/173
AK	9003	34.02.000	Tea lauryl sulfate 40% RF152 (also known as texapon T and standapol T), peculiar for use in making cosmetics and toiletries	1980/173
AK	9138	39.02.015	Paraloid AT-400 CA, a thermo-setting acrylic resin, peculiar for use in direct roll coatable baking enamels	1980/173
AK	9008	68.06.009	3M Scotchbrite brand abrasive wheels	1980/178
AK	9099	73.40.069	Steel braking balls, peculiar for use in breaking-up slag	1980/173
AK	9157	84.11.065	Solna blower, model:	1980/178
AK	8672	84.17.009	Sterilizer, automatic hot air, for the sterilization of keen cutting edge instruments, needles, syringes, glassware, petroleum jelly, greases, powder and other items not suitable for steam sterilization	1980/152
WN	73	84.23.079	Fiat Allis, model 65B, tandem motor grader, 5kW rated engine, operating weight 6532 kg	1980/156
AK	8374	84.40.011	Component parts, peculiar for use in making laundry drying machines, viz:	1980/136
			Major 12 (32/25) drying tumbler	1980/136
			Major 20 (36/30) drying tumbler	1980/136
			Major 40 drying tumbler and Vidor 42/42 drying tumbler	1980/136
AK	9019	84.61.021	Air pressure regulating valves	1980/173
AK	9021	84.61.021	Directional control valves FPS, Model 36 series, for flow rates to 19 litres per second	1980/173

Dated at Wellington this 20th day of November 1980.

J. A. KEAN, Comptroller of Customs.

Proposal to Surrender a Grant of Plant Selectors’ Rights Notice No. 2488, Ag. P.V. 3/2

PURSUANT to section 20 (5) of the Plant Varieties Act 1973, notice is hereby given that an application for the surrender of a grant as specified in the Schedule hereto, has been received by the Registrar of Plant Varieties. Any objections to this application for surrender must be lodged with the Registrar within one calendar month of the date of publication of this Gazette. Such objections must comply with regulation 19 of the Plant Varieties Regulations 1975. If there are no objections the grant will be terminated as indicated.

SCHEDULE

SPECIES: ROSE (Rosa L.)

Name and Address of Applicant	Date of Grant	Proposed Date of Termination	Denomination	Grant No.
Frank Mason and Sons Ltd., Sandon Road, Feilding, as agent for Harkness New Roses Ltd., The Rose Gardens, Hitchin, Herts SG4JT, England	8/11/79	8/11/80	Stargazer	63

Dated at Lincoln this 6th day of November 1980.

F. W. WHITMORE, Registrar of Plant Varieties.

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🏭 Declined Applications for Concessionary Duty Rates

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated20 November 1980
KeywordsTariff, Duty, Customs, Concessionary Rates, Stearic Acid, Grease, Printing Chemicals, Cosmetics, Toiletries, Abrasive Wheels, Steel Balls, Blowers, Sterilizers, Motor Grader, Drying Machines, Valves
👩‍💼 Officials

J. A. Kean, Comptroller of Customs

🌾 Proposal to Surrender Plant Selectors' Rights

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
Dated6 November 1980
KeywordsPlant Varieties, Roses, Surrender, Grant, Stargazer
👱🏽 Names

Frank Mason, Agent for surrender application

👩‍💼 Officials

F. W. Whitmore, Registrar of Plant Varieties

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