New Zealand Gazette – 1980 – No. 31

Page 975

✨ Trade Regulations

2 April THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 975

THIRD SCHEDULE—continued
Exemptions Withdrawn—continued

Tariff Items	Classes of Goods	Date of Exempting Notice
90.13.011	Transparency slide viewers .. .. .. .. .. ..	16 March 1978 (supplement to Gazette of 30 March 1978)
Ex 90.13.021	Photographic or film studio spotlights .. .. .. .. ..	"
Ex 90.13.029	Other optical appliances and instruments (other than mounted glass mirrors, optically worked)	"
90.16.001	Drawing, marking-out and mathematical calculating instruments, drafting machines,	"
Ex 90.16.011	pantographs, slide rules, disc calculators and the like; measuring or checking	"
90.16.019	instruments, appliances and machines, not falling within any other heading of Chapter 90 (other than rulers, the f.o.b. value of which does not exceed $7.20 per 100); profile projectors	"
Ex 90.23.001	Hydrometers and similar instruments; thermometers, pyrometers, barometers, hygrometers, psychrometers, recording or not (other than dial type expansion thermometers, and chart temperature recorders (thermographs)); any combination of these instruments	"
Ex 90.23.009		"
90.26.001	Liquid and electricity supply or production meters (other than gas or water meters);	"
Ex 90.26.011	calibrating meters for gas, liquid and electricity supply or production meters	"
Ex 90.26.019		"
Ex 90.28.001	Photographic exposure meters .. .. .. .. .. ..	"
Ex 90.28.009		"
Ex 92.03.000	Reed organs, including harmoniums and the like .. .. .. .. ..	"
92.11.001	Office dictating machines and reproducers ancillary thereto (including parts and accessories peculiar thereto) as may be approved by the Minister and under such conditions as he may prescribe	"
Ex 92.13.009		"
Ex 92.11.019	"Talking Book" sound reproducers and parts thereof, peculiar for use by the blind, including cassettes therefor (whether or not containing recorded tape)	"
Ex 92.12.019		"
Ex 92.13.009		"
Ex 92.11.019	Tape decks; electric record-players; automatic record changers .. .. .. ..	"
Ex 92.12.011	Magnetic tape designed or specially suited for use with data-processing equipment ..	"
Ex 92.12.019		"
Ex 92.12.011	Tapes, wire, strips and like articles of a kind commonly used for sound or similar recordings on declaration by a manufacturer that they will be used only in the recording of tapes or in the manufacture of gramophone records	"
Ex 92.12.019		"
92.12.001	Matrices for the production of records, prepared record blanks, film for mechanical sound recording, prepared wires, strips and like articles of a kind commonly used for sound or similar recording (other than discs or tapes)	"
92.12.029		"
92.13.001	Needles; sapphires, diamonds and rubies, whether or not mounted, for apparatus of heading 92.11	"
Ex 92.13.009	Pickup cartridges suited for use in record players .. .. .. .. ..	"
Ex 93.07.011	Bullets and lead shot for sporting ammunition .. .. .. .. ..	"
Ex 93.07.041	Ball cartridges, viz.: .22 calibre rimfire having a c.d.v. of not less than $(NZ)20 per 1000 rounds; .243 calibre; .22 calibre other than rimfire; other calibres excluding other .22 rimfire, .303 and .308 (7.62 NATO)	"
93.07.049		"
Ex 93.07.051	Cartridges other than shot and ball and excluding .22 calibre blanks for use with power tools or for starting internal combustion engines	"
Ex 93.07.059		"
Ex 93.07.061	Parts of cartridges, viz: metal caps; cartridge wads; cartridge cases and parts thereof ..	"
Ex 93.07.069		"
Ex 93.07.079	Other ammunition (other than pellets and slugs, and spears and parts thereof for underwater spear guns)	"
Ex 94.02.001	Surgical operating tables; dentists' chairs with mechanical elevating, rotating or reclining movements; parts of the foregoing articles	"
Ex 94.02.009		"
95.05.001	Cameos unmounted .. .. .. .. .. ..	"
95.05.009		"
Ex 95.05.009	Crochet hooks of worked bone, of ivory .. .. .. .. .. ..	"
Ex 95.05.009	Handles for cutlery .. .. .. .. .. ..	"
Ex 96.01.039	Pipe cleaners; artists' brushes .. .. .. .. .. ..	"
Ex 96.06.001	Hand sieves and hand riddles, of any material (other than those wholly or principally of wire)	"
Ex 96.06.009		"
Ex 97.02.000	Artificial eyes for dolls and other toys .. .. .. .. .. ..	"
Ex 97.03.009		"
Ex 97.03.009	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; toy telescopes; toy tool sets	"
Ex 97.04.009	Billiard balls, pool balls, snooker balls, table tennis balls .. .. .. ..	"
Ex 97.04.009	Feathered dart flights .. .. .. .. .. ..	"
Ex 97.04.009	Indoor bowls .. .. .. .. .. ..	"
Ex 97.06.009	Cricket bats, hockey sticks and parts thereof .. .. .. .. ..	"
Ex 97.06.009	Bobsleighs, toboggans and the like .. .. .. .. .. ..	"
Ex 97.06.009	Shuttle cocks .. .. .. .. .. ..	"
Ex 97.06.009	Skis (other than water skis), ski sticks, and parts thereof .. .. .. ..	"
Ex 97.06.009	Outdoor bowls .. .. .. .. .. ..	"
Ex 97.07.009	Fishing reels .. .. .. .. .. ..	"
Ex 98.04.001	Fountain pens, stylograph pens and pencils and other pens (excluding ball point pens and pencils and marking pens and like appliances incorporating felt wick or similar type applicators); penholders, pencil-holders and similar holders, propelling pencils and sliding pencils; parts and fitting thereof (other than of ball point pens and pencils and parts and fittings of marking pens and similar appliances); pen nibs and nib points (other than felt wicks and fibre tips for use in marking pens)	"
Ex 98.04.000		"
Ex 98.06.000	Slates and boards, with writing or drawing surfaces, whether framed or not (excluding blackboards)	"

Base metal fittings and other articles of textile when declared—
(a) By a manufacturer for use by him only in the manufacture and repair of saddlery;
(b) By an importer that they will be sold only to manufacturers for use in the manufacture and repair of saddlery

Beads (excluding those of imitation pearl), pierced or unpierced but not mounted, set or strung, on declaration they will be used only in making imitation jewellery

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🏭 Import Control Exemption Notice (No. 1) 1980 (continued from previous page)

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