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✨ Tariff Approvals

24 JULY

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

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TARIFF DECISION LIST No. 417—continued

APPROVALS—continued

Port	Tariff Item No.	Goods	Normal	Pref.	Part II Ref.	Concession Code	From	To*
WN	84.18.039	Electrostatic liquid cleaner	Free	Free	10	202236C	1/4/80	30/9/85
WN	84.18.039	Smith L.P.G. strainer in ductile iron	Free	Free	10	111459L	1/10/79	30/6/81
WN	84.18.039	Smith strainers, type: 179S, 32 mm	Free	Free	10	202237A	1/3/80	30/6/85
H.O.	84.19.039	Hayes horizontal cartoning machines, models: 515B 516 517A	Free	Free	10	202238K 202239H 202240A	1/3/80	30/6/86
WN	84.22.009	Goliath-74-unloader	Free	Free	10	202241K	1/3/80	30/6/85
CH	84.22.009	Jacks: Trewhella Wallaby, models A, B, BA Monkey, model D	Free	Free	10	202242H 202243F 202244D	1/7/78	30/9/83
CH	84.47.009	Automatic multi-spindle bearing machines with horizontal and/or vertical drilling heads	Free	Free	10	112315H	1/7/78	30/6/82
H.O.	84.59.059	Ship and boat machinery, viz.: Fog-horns and other horns, mechanical or air-operated Screens, clear view Steering systems and parts thereof, including wheels, other than wheels with rim external six spokes and tapering shaft hole through the hub Windscreen wipers	Free	Free	10	202245B 202246L 202247J 202248G	1/6/80	30/6/83
H.O.	84.63.029	Gearboxes, specially designed for use with marine engines	Free	Free	10	113072C	1/7/78	30/6/84
CH	85.04.001	Battery cases of hard rubber, complete with cell covers, vent plugs and handles, 12 volt, 19 plate	Free	..	..	202249E	1/3/80	30/6/83
H.O.	87.03.009	Parts, as may be approved, when declared: (1) by a manufacturer for use by him, only in making crane carriers; or (2) by an importer for sale by him, only to a manufacturer for use by him, only in making crane carriers	Free	Free	15	202250J	1/9/79	31/12/81
H.O.	87.07.001	Parts, as may be approved, when declared: (1) by a manufacturer for use by him, only in making elevating or stacking (e.g., fork-lift) trucks; or (2) by an importer for sale by him, only to a manufacturer for use by him, only in making elevating or stacking (e.g., fork-lift) trucks EXCLUDING: Axle shafts Batteries, battery containers and battery plates Brake cables and brake drums Bushes and bearings Chassis Counterweights Decals Electric controllers Exhaust systems Floor mats Fuel tanks Horns Lamp bulbs Parts of general use Radiators Rubber pedal mats Wiring looms NOTE: All parts must be entered under their substantive items, but will be admitted under the above concession	Free	Free	15	202251G	1/10/79	30/6/82

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🏭 Tariff Decision List No. 417 (continued from previous page)

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