New Zealand Gazette – 1980 – No. 146

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✨ Tariff Decision Approvals

18 DECEMBER THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 4079

TARIFF DECISION LIST No. 453—continued
APPROVALS—continued

Port	Tariff Item No.	Goods	Rates of Duty	Part II Ref.	Con- cession Code	Effective
			Normal	Pref.		From
CH	84.21.029	Rainbird full circle impact sprinklers, with a trajectory of 25° or less, with working outputs of 0.09 l/s to 7.89 l/s	Free	Free	10	203892H
CH	84.21.029	Rainbird part circle (sectoring) impact sprinklers and adjustable to full circle, with a trajectory of 25° or less, with working outputs of 0.09 l/s to 7.89 l/s	Free	Free	10	203893F
CH	84.21.029	Rainbird part circle (sectoring) impact sprinklers, model 103 DH only	Free	Free	10	203894D
CH	84.21.029	Rainbird rotor pop-up sprinklers, full circle with a trajectory of 23° or less, model 81B only, with working outputs of 2.52 l/s to 7.91 l/s	Free	Free	10	203895B
CH	84.21.029	Rainbird rotor pop-up sprinklers, models 27A, 37A, 47A, 87, 15103 and 15111A only	Free	Free	10	203896L
AK	84.22.009	Clark self locking batch spearholders, viz: Models: FBH .. .. .. ..	Free	Free	10	203897J
		PBH .. .. .. ..				203898G
		WBH .. .. .. ..				203899E
H.O.	84.22.009	Hoists, ratchet lever, of more than one tonne lifting capacity	Free	Free	10	200142L
AK	84.22.009	Mini feed; type: 95 .. .. .. ..	Free	Free	10	203900B
		96 .. .. .. ..				203888K
		97 .. .. .. ..				203891K
WN	84.22.009	P and S brand steel sheet conveying and stacking system	Free	Free	10	203901L
H.O.	84.40.029	Conditioning machines, as may be approved, peculiar to use in steaming and drying garments: Approved: Ehemann models: PRV, Rollex and Sea	Free	Free	10	112007H
WN	84.59.021	Plastic injection moulding machines	Free	Free	10	112530D
AK	84.59.059	Field barometric clampers	Free	Free	10	112620C
WN	84.59.059	LKB fraction collectors	Free	Free	10	203903G
AK	84.59.059	Mini-master type 80, peculiar for use in metering and mixing master batch material	Free	Free	10	203904E
WN	84.59.059	Series 100 propulsion system, models: 80, 81, 82, 83, 91, 101, 105, 107 stern drive units	Free	Free	10	203905C
H.O.	84.61.021	Cocks and valves: (NOTE: This approval does not cover taps, bib-cocks or fire hydrants) EXCLUDING: (1)-(23) (24) Diaphragm valves of cast iron, screwed B.S.P. handwheel operated, suitable for use with compressed air, water and other non-corrosive liquids, but not for steam: Screwed—12 mm (½ in.) 19 mm ¾ in. 25 mm 1 in. up to 1725 kPa (250 p.s.i.) 32 mm (1¼ in.) up to 1207 kPa (175 p.s.i.) 38 mm (1½ in.) up to 1207 kPa (175 p.s.i.)	Free	Free	..	202740C

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