New Zealand Gazette – 1980 – No. 68

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✨ Tariff Decision Approvals

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 68

TARIFF DECISION LIST No. 410—continued
APPROVALS—continued

Port	Tariff Item No.	Goods	Rates of Duty	Part II Ref.	List No.	Effective
			Normal	Pref.		From
H.O.	84.45.009	Unitas knife sharpening machines, peculiar for use in sharpening machinists’ overlocking knives	Free	Free	10	201208B
WN	84.59.059	Buehler 150 Met low speed saw, peculiar to use for preparing microscopic samples	Free	Free	10	112569K
WN	84.59.059	Endecotts test sieve	Free	Free	10	112614J
WN	84.59.059	Pfandler glassed steel reactor	Free	Free	10	201209L
AK	84.59.059	Waterproof testers, peculiar for use in testing the waterproofing of watches	Free	Free	10	112863K
H.O.	84.61	Locks and valves:	Free	Free	10	201210D
		Excluding:
		(15) Pressure reducing:
		(a) Valves of bronze, pilot operated, flanged and screwed, stainless steel seat and valve, sizes 12 mm to 51 mm (½ in. to 2 in.) up to 1725 kPa (250 p.s.i.)				201211B
		(b) Valves of bronze, brass and plastic, for water, 12 mm to 26 mm (½ in. to 1 in.) screwed ends up to 1725 kPa (250 p.s.i.)
H.O.	84.61	Cocks and valves:	Free	Free	10	201212L
		Excluding:
		(18) Solenoid valves, 2 port, with bodies constructed entirely of brass or cast iron, direct acting and pilot operated, sizes 3.17 mm (¼ in.) to 76.2 mm (3 in.), of pressures 0 to 1378 kPa (0 to 200 p.s.i.), not incorporating any of the following features:
		(a) manual reset construction
		(b) slow open/fast close valve construction
		(c) gas valves approved by recognised gas approval bodies
H.O.	84.63.029	Falk couplings:	Free	Free	10	201213J
		45 GL				201214G
		70 GL
WN	84.65.009	Kits, peculiar to use for fitting marine engines and gearboxes with remote controls	Free	Free	10	113134G
DN	84.65.009	Rims, peculiar to use for making or repairing agricultural machinery	Free	Free	15	201215E
H.O.	85.03.001	Primary cells and primary batteries of kinds approved by the Minister:	Free
		APPROVED:
		Mallory:				201216C
		M 215				201217A
		M 504
WN	85.04.001	Airshields gel-type battery	Free	Free	..	113462A
AK	85.08.039	Centre electrodes, peculiar for use in making spark plugs	Free	Free	15	113520B
WN	85.11.009	Multi-deck bakers’ ovens	Free	Free	10	201218K
AK	85.11.009	Parts of welding machines, regardless of tariff classification, when declared by a manufacturer for use by him, only in making or repairing approved welding machines:	Free	Free	15
		APPROVED:
		Easy welder				113560A
		Craft welder				113561K
		140 amp welder				113562H

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