New Zealand Gazette – 1980 – No. 31

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✨ Import Control Exemption Withdrawals

974 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 31

THIRD SCHEDULE—continued
Exemptions Withdrawn—continued

Tariff Items	Classes of Goods	Date of Exempting Notice
	cleaning machines); presses (other than clicking presses and plastic moulding presses); floor polishes and scrubbers, combined; vacuum cleaners, non domestic; marine stern-drive transmission units; carpet sweepers)
84.61.001	Valves, and parts therefor, for pneumatic tyres and tubes	16 March 1978 (supplement to Gazette of 30 March 1978)
84.65.001	Lubricators, grease cups, grease nipples	"
Ex 84.65.009	Machinery parts, not containing electrical connectors, insulators, coils, contacts or other electrical features and not falling within any other heading in Tariff Chapter 84 (other than lubricators, grease cups, grease nipples, ships' propellers, and wheels not exceeding 30.48 cm in diameter overall or at the base of the tyre if intended to be used with a detachable tyre)	"
Ex 85.01.001	Electric clutch motors for use on industrial sewing machines	"
Ex 85.01.011	Electric motors, exceeding 55 kW	"
Ex 85.01.019		"
Ex 85.01.049	Portable generators not exceeding 5,000 watts	"
Ex 85.04.009	Battery separators of diatomaceous earth	"
Ex 85.06.001	Coffee, spice and similar grinders, domestic, with self-contained electric motor	"
Ex 85.09.011	Lighting sets for bicycles	2 March 1979 (Gazette of 5 April 1979)
Ex 85.09.011	Sealed and semi-sealed beam lamps and parts thereof	16 March 1978 (supplement to Gazette of 30 March 1978)
85.10.001	Portable electric battery and magneto lamps specially designed for use as miners' safety lamps, and parts thereof	"
85.10.011	Flashlights or torches	"
Ex 85.10.019	Portable electric battery and magneto lamps specially designed for use as Morse signalling lamps	"
Ex 85.11.009	Welding machines, capacitor type, for use in making orthodontic appliances	"
Ex 85.11.009	Furnaces, dental porcelain, suited for use in making artificial tooth crowns	"
Ex 85.19.009	Switches having a rated current carrying capacity not exceeding 3 amperes, excluding cord switches 3-heat, double pole	"
Ex 85.20.001	Electric filament lamps and electric discharge lamps including infra-red and ultra-violet, sodium vapour discharge and mercury vapour discharge, bulbs or tubes	"
Ex 85.20.011	(other than incandescent filament lamp bulbs 6 volts and over and 5 to 500 watts inclusive, viz: standard pear or similar shaped including mushroom, clear, inside frosted or silica coated, internal or external coloured bulbs; rough service bulbs; neon tubes other than neon indicating bulbs; fluorescent tubes, viz: 610 mm×20 watt, 915 mm×30 watt, 1220 mm×40 watt, 1525 mm×65 watt, 1525 mm×80 watt, in switch or instant start tubes with bi-pin or bayonet caps, in standard colour temperatures of white from 3,000 K to 6,500 K or in delux white 3,800 K); arc lamps, bulbs peculiar to use on motor vehicles; parts of electric filament lamps and electric discharge lamps; bases or caps for electric lamp bulbs or tubes	"
85.20.019		"
85.21.021	Thermionic, cold cathode and photo-cathode valves and tubes and parts thereof	"
85.21.029	(excluding television picture tubes and parts thereof); photocells; mounted piezo-electric crystals; diodes, transistors and similar semi-conductor devices; light emitting diodes; electronic microcircuits	"
Ex 85.22.019	Earphone or headphones	"
Ex 85.23.011	Wire and cable, insulated only with lacquer or enamel (not fitted with connectors)	"
Ex 85.23.019		"
Ex 87.01.009	Crawler tractors	"
Ex 87.01.009	Tractors (other than those of Tariff Item 87.07.021 and garden tractors) whether or not fitted with power take-offs, winches or pulleys, as may be approved by the Minister or by the holder of the office of Assistant Secretary (Industries), in the Department of Trade and Industry as specially suited for agricultural use	"
Ex 87.02.021	Trucks, lorries, vans and other commercial transport vehicles (excluding prime movers) unassembled in accordance with the determinations of the Minister under Section 121 of the Customs Act 1966	"
Ex 87.04.011	Chassis fitted with engines, for omnibuses (other than electrically propelled), unassembled in accordance with the determinations of the Minister under Section 121 of the Customs Act 1966	"
Ex 87.12.001	Parts and accessories of articles falling within Tariff heading No. 87.09 (excluding those wholly or principally of unhardened vulcanised rubber or artificial plastic materials)	"
Ex 88.02.000	Powered military aircraft; powered civil passenger aircraft having a maximum certificated take off weight in excess of 5700 kg; aircraft as may be approved by the Minister or by the holder of the office of Assistant Secretary (Industries) in the Department of Trade and Industry as suited solely for aerial topdressing and other agricultural work; gliders and kites; rotochutes	"
Ex 89.05.001	Life rafts, as may be approved by the Minister and under such conditions as he may prescribe	"
Ex 90.01.019	Lenses and prisms (excluding those for lighthouses and beacons, ophthalmic contact lenses); polarising optical elements for spectacles; sheets or plates of polarising material	"
Ex 90.01.019	Ophthalmic lenses other than contact lenses	2 March 1979 (Gazette of 5 April 1979)
Ex 90.02.009		"
90.08.001	Cinematographic cameras; cinematographic cameras and sound recorders, combined	16 March 1978 (supplement to Gazette of 30 March 1978)
Ex 90.08.011	Cinematographic projectors, whether or not combined with sound reproducers, 8 mm and 16 mm only	16 March 1978 (supplement to Gazette of 30 March 1978)
90.08.011	Parts and accessories of cinematographic projectors, sound recorders and sound reproducers and any combination of these articles	"
Ex 90.08.019	Microfilm, printing projectors	14 June 1978 (Gazette of 22 June 1978)
Ex 90.09.001	Photographic enlargers and reducers	16 March 1978 (supplement to Gazette of 30 March 1978)
90.13.001	Stereoscopes	"

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