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✨ Tariff Decision List

1922
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 71

TARIFF DECISION LIST No. 411—continued
APPROVALS—continued

Tariff Item No.	Goods	Rates of Duty	Part II Ref.	List No.	Effective
		Normal	Pref.		From
58.06.000	Badges imported by, or for the organisations enumerated in lists (i) and (ii) in the decisions relating to badges and medals classified in item 71.12.009, when declared by such organisations that they will be for distribution to members only of such organisations and not for sale to the public	Free	Free	99	201410G
58.07.000	Bows, peculiar to use for attachment to hat leathers …	Free	Free	99	201411E
58.07.000	Braid, consisting of monofilament in combination with other fibres or strips, when declared by a manufacturer for use by him, only in building up but not trimming hats	Free	Free	15	201412C
58.07.000	Braid or lace, gold or silver, also plain black oak-leaf braid and mohair braid, when declared by a manufacturer for use by him, only in making hats and caps	Free	Free	99	201413A
58.07.000	Braid, plain khaki feather stitch, peculiar to use in making military chevrons	Free	Free	15	201414K
58.07.000	Braid, plain or fancy, incorporating grass, rush, hemp, straw or crinoline, or imitation grass, rush, hemp or straw (including cellophane and paper yarn), when declared: (1) by a manufacturer for use by him, only in building up but not trimming hats; or (2) by an importer that they will be sold by him only to manufacturers for use only in building up but not trimming hats	Free	Free	99	201415H
58.07.000	Braids, gimps, and piping, when declared: (1) by a manufacturer for use by him, only in making footwear; or (2) by an importer that they will be sold by him, only to manufacturers for making footwear	Free	Free	99	201416F
58.07.000	Braids, wholly or partly of wool, when declared by a manufacturer for use by him, only in building up but not trimming hats	Free	Free	15	201417D
58.07.000	Ornaments and ornamental fasteners, peculiar to use in footwear, including pompons and slides, but not including bows, ornaments or fasteners containing precious metal	Free	Free	15	201418B
58.07.000	Passing, gold or silver	Free	Free	15	201419L
58.07.000	Piping cord, for milliners’ use (similar in appearance to wire piping)	Free	Free	99	201420D
58.07.000	“Sewing thread”, braided linen or polyester fibre	Free	Free	15	201421B
58.07.000	Tassels, hatmakers’, being short lengths of narrow braid with tasselled ends, peculiar to use in joining the ends of hat leathers	Free	Free	99	201422L
58.07.000	Tassels, when declared by a manufacturer for use by him, only in making girdles for dressing gowns	Free	Free	15	201423J
58.07.000	Thread, braided, surgical suture, non-absorbable, of nylon polyester, linen or silk, conforming to BPC or USP standard	Free	Free	99	201424G
58.07.000	Trimmings (excluding braids), peculiar for use in making apparel	Free	Free	15	201425E
58.07.000	Vidacord, types MC7, MC11, MC18, when declared by a manufacturer for use by him, only in making TV or radio sets	Free	Free	15	201426C
58.10.000	Vidaflex H.T. 600 braided yarn saturated in organic varnish	Free	Free	99	201427A
58.10.000	Badges imported by, or for the organisations enumerated in lists (i) and (ii) in the decision relating to badges and medals classified in item 71.12.009, when declared by such organisations that they will be for distribution to members only of such organisations and not for sale to the public	Free	Free	99	201428K
58.10.000	Buckram and similar fabrics, embroidered with an all-over design, peculiar for use in making hats	Free	Free	15	201429H
58.10.000	Embroidered fabrics, in the piece, in strips or in motifs, resembling lace, but produced by a knitting process of a kind which, if not knitted, would be classified as lace for the purposes of Tariff item 58.09.000
(NOTE: The term “lace” for the purposes of this concession is restricted to fabrics which are used as edgings, insertions, beading, flouncings, and also fabrics which are known as “allovers”. It does not include fabric in the piece or in strips which have been merely knitted in fancy or novelty designs)	Free	Free	15	201430A	7/80

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