New Zealand Gazette – 1980 – No. 96

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✨ Tariff Notices

2474 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 96

Tariff Notice No. 1980/158—Application for Variation of Determination

Notice is hereby given that an application has been made for variation of a current determination of the Minister of Customs as follows:

| Port | Appln. No. | Tariff Item | Goods | Rates of Duty | | Part II Ref. | Concession Code | Effective | |
| | | | | Normal | Pref. | | | From | To |
|------|------------|-------------|-------|--------|-------|--------------|-----------------|----------|-----|
| | | 84.47.001 Deter'n | CURRENT DETERMINATION:
Woodworking machinery:
Automatic firewood saws
Bandsaws with throat capacity not exceeding 535 mm (21 in.)
Belt sanding machines (other than portable and horizontal stroke types), with a belt width not exceeding 160 mm
Box nailing machines
Breast benches
Circular breakdown saws
Circular saw benches, hand-fed, including builders' treadle saw benches, with blade diameter not exceeding 360 mm (14 in.) and c.i.f. unit value not exceeding $1500
Cut-off saws, pendulum type with motor not exceeding 3.75 kW (5 h.p.) and with blade diameter not exceeding 500 mm (20 in.)
Docking saws
Dovetailing machines with single spindle and manual feed
Drill presses, wall mounting, radial type not exceeding 22.2 mm (⅞ in.) capacity mild steel and with a c.i.f. unit value not exceeding $500
Horizontal dowel boring machines not exceeding 25 mm (1 in.) capacity in mild steel with c.i.f. unit value not exceeding:
single head $1000
triple head $1500
Log cut-off swing saws
Post peelers
Post pointers
Precision veneer trimming saws
Radial arm saws, overhead cross-cut saws, trenching machines and mitreing machines with blade diameter not exceeding 360 mm (14 in.) and c.i.f. unit value not exceeding $1500
Splitting saws
Tenoning machines, single spindle
Veneer presses, manually operated, single daylight, for cold pressing
Vertical breakdown saws
Wood debarking machines, Rosser head not exceeding 1425 mm (56 in.) diameter and ring type not exceeding 1020 mm (40 in.) diameter
Wood turning lathes up to and including the following dimensions:
180 mm (7 in.) centre height
360 mm (14 in.) swing overbed
1020 mm (40 in.) between centres
but not including automatic or semi-automatic lathes | 40 | 25 | ... | 112304B | 1/7/78 | ... |
| H.O. | 57879 | 84.47.001 Deter'n | REQUESTED DETERMINATION:
Woodworking machinery:
Automatic firewood saws
Bandsaws with throat capacity not exceeding 535 mm (21 in.)
Belt sanding machines (other than portable and horizontal stroke types) with a belt width not exceeding 160 mm
Box nailing machines
Breast benches
Circular breakdown saws
Circular saw benches, hand-fed, including builders' treadle saw benches, with blade diameter not exceeding 360 mm (14 in.) and c.i.f. unit value not exceeding $1500
Cut-off saws, pendulum type with motor not exceeding 3.75 kW (5 h.p.) and with blade diameter not exceeding 500 mm (20 in.) | | | | | | |

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