New Zealand Gazette – 1980 – No. 31

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✨ Import Control Exemptions

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FIRST SCHEDULE—continued
EXEMPTIONS CREATED—continued

Classes of Goods

Tariff Items

90.26.001
Gas liquid and electricity supply or production meters (other than domestic gas meters or water meters); calibrating meters for gas, liquid and electricity supply or production meters.

90.26.011.09B

90.26.019.09C

90.28.009
Electrical measuring, checking, analysing or automatically controlling instruments and apparatus, viz: other than as may be determined by the Minister.

90.29.000
Parts or accessories suitable for use solely or principally with one or more of the articles falling within Tariff Heading Nos. 90.23, 90.24, 90.26, 90.27 or 90.28.

92.03.000.09H
Reed organs, including harmoniums and the like.

92.11.001
Office dictating machines and reproducers ancillary thereto as may be approved by the Minister.

92.11.019.11C
Electric record players.

92.11.019.31H
Automatic record changers.

92.11.019.41E
Tape decks.

92.12.001
Discs, viz: blanks.

92.12.011
Tapes, blank, on open reel.

92.12.029
Goods of Tariff Heading No. 92.12 (excluding discs, blank or recorded, tapes, other than blank on open reel).

92.13.001
Other parts and accessories of apparatus falling within heading No. 92.11 (excluding cabinets and parts and accessories of television image and sound recorders or reproducers).

Ex 93.07.041.01B
Bullets and lead shot for sporting, hunting or target shooting ammunition.

Ex 93.07.041.41A
Ball cartridges, viz: .22 calibre rimfire having a c.d.v. of not less than $(NZ)20 per 1000 rounds.

93.07.049.01C

93.07.049.11L
Ball, .22 calibre, other than rimfire.

93.07.041.11K

93.07.041.51J
Ball, other calibres (excluding .303 calibre and .303 (7.62 NATO) calibre).

93.07.049.09J

93.07.049.19F

Ex 93.07.051.01H
Other kinds of cartridges, including blanks, other than .22 calibre blank cartridges for use with power tools.

93.07.051.09C

Ex 93.07.059.01J

93.07.059.09D
Parts of cartridges.

93.07.061

93.07.069
Darts for air, gas or spring guns and pistols.

94.02.009
Medical, dental, surgical or veterinary furniture; dentists and similar chairs with mechanical elevating, rotating or reclining movements; parts of the foregoing articles, viz: other than as may be determined by the Minister.

Ex 95.05.009
Crochet hooks of worked bone, of ivory; handles for cutlery; corset busks and similar supports for articles of apparel or clothing accessories of bone.

Ex 95.08.001
Beads (excluding those of imitation pearl), pierced or unpierced, but not mounted, set or strung; ornaments on declaration that they will be used only in the manufacture of footwear.

Ex 95.05.009
Identifiable parts of jewellery known as jewellers’ findings, viz: components on declaration—
(a) By a manufacturer for use by him only in the manufacture of jewellery;
(b) By an importer that they will be sold only to manufacturers for use in the manufacture of jewellery.

Ex 95.68.009.09E
Artists’ brushes.

Ex 96.01.039.11E

96.06.001
Hair sieves; laboratory sieves.

Ex 96.06.009
Other hand sieves and hand riddles, of any material (other than those wholly or principally of wire).

Ex 97.03.009.19I
Toy binoculars; toy clocks; toy cameras; toy electronic computers; electric motors for toys; toy embroidery sets; toy microscopes; modelling clay (together with plastic moulds, tools, etc.); toy musical instruments; toy printing sets, consisting predominantly of letters and/or figures; toy telescopes; toy tool sets.

97.04.009.31A
Billiard balls, pool balls, snooker balls, table tennis balls.

97.04.009.41J

97.04.009.61C

97.04.009.71L
Bowls, including jacks, of a kind used for indoor or carpet bowls.

Ex 97.04.009.81H
Feathered dart flights.

97.06.009.31I
Lawn bowls, including jacks of a kind used therewith.

97.06.009.51C
Cricket bats.

Ex 97.06.009.65C

97.06.009.71H
Hockey sticks and parts thereof.

Ex 97.06.009.99H
Snow skis; grass skis.

97.06.009.75L
Ski poles.

97.06.009.81E
Bobsleighs, toboggans.

97.06.009.85H
Tennis, football and other nets.

Ex 97.06.009.95B
Shuttle-cocks; polo mallets.

Ex 97.07.009.09F
Fishing reels.

98.03.001.11K
to
98.03.001.29B
Fountain pens, stylograph pens and pencils and other pens (excluding ball point pens and pencils and felt tipped pens and parts and fittings thereof); parts and fittings thereof.

98.03.019.01J

98.03.019.11F

98.04.000
Pen nibs and nib points.

99.06.000
Antiques of an age exceeding 100 years.

SECOND SCHEDULE
EXEMPTION CREATED

Class of Goods

Tariff Item

Ex 98.06.000
Slates and boards, with writing or drawing surfaces, whether framed or not (excluding blackboards).

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