New Zealand Gazette – 1981 – No. 13

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✨ Tariff Applications Declined

298 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 13

Tariff Notice No. 1981/8—Applications for Approval Declined—continued

Port	Appn. No.	Tariff Item	Goods	Applications Advertised
				Tariff Notice No.
WN	2253	84.40.011	Gudran FAS10 and FAS30, steam, electric and oil heated washer extractors	1980/156
WN	648	84.61.021	Apco silent check valves, 300 and 600 series flanged ASA classes 125, 250 and 300, in sizes 25 mm (1 in.) inclusive, peculiar for pumping station installation automatic sprinkler systems	1980/220
WN	1977	84.61.021	API type bottom loading adaptors and couplers, peculiar for use in transferring petroleum products from tank wagons to underground tanks	1980/87
WN	711	84.61.021	Cast iron, cast steel, stainless steel, class 150 and 300 full bore valves with flange sizes 175 to 920 mm, peculiar for use in the control of gases	1980/216
WN	475	84.61.021	Gas pipeline and station valves, manual or power operated	1980/198
WN	471	84.61.029	Kitamaru cast steel full bore ball valves, flanged, class 150 raised face, 50 mm (2 in.) and 100 mm (4 in.), peculiar for use at petroleum terminal depots	1980/198
H.O.	59153	84.63.011	Weasler power-mite drive shafts, complete with covers, peculiar for use with orchard mowers	1980/226
AK	9689	85.01.	Perfecta motors	1980/209
WN	32	85.01.001	Main motor, 4.1 KW, peculiar to use for a textile winding machine	1980/167
WN	528	85.01.031	Current transformers, type ARO FE for 33KV nominal service, peculiar for use with 33KV circuit breakers, for monitoring faults in circuit protection	1980/203
WN	849	85.01.041	TR/BV studio quality dynamic audio input transformers, peculiar for building into audio equipment	1980/226
H.O.	58927	85.03.011	Battery charger, peculiar for use with Siemens wireless two channel speech hearing training equipment, peculiar for use to recharge batteries used in two-way channel infra-red receivers	1980/216
WN	845	85.14.039	Alkaline batteries A76, A544, 186, 189, 191, peculiar for use in calculators and cameras	1980/226
WN	846	85.14.039	Siemens individual trainer, peculiar for use in the speech training of children with impaired hearing	1980/226
WN	282	85.15.059	Siemens mono fonator, comprising amplifier, microphone, vibrator and headset, peculiar for use in the speech training of children who are hard of hearing	1980/178
WN	420	85.15.059	Marti transmitters with encoder and DFM-ID modular with spare TX crystals and Marti RR 30/150 receivers complete with spare RX crystals and semi conductors	1980/178
WN	421	85.15.059	“R.C.A. TAC 100” universal portable communication units, peculiar for use in studios	1980/192
WN	422	85.15.059	Sonab intrinsically safe UHF handheld transceiver HR 3045, including channel scanning, tone encoder, tone decoder, antenna, control unit and head set	1980/192
WN	375	85.19.009	SRA communications AB mobile radio station for UHF operation, type C605, together with cassette, bud speaker, microphone, carrying case and desk console	1980/203
AK	9616	85.19.009	Illuminated pushbutton switches, viz:	1980/209
WN	617	85.19.009	SAIA-precision snap action switches	1980/209
WN	2543	85.19.031	Type SSB, STB, STNB and SSC blade fuse holders or bases and blade contacts, not being classified as being artificial plastic or ceramic types, peculiar for use in making switchgear and for replacing and servicing purposes of such switchgear	1980/184
WN	850	85.22.011	Spare parts and switchboard contactors for Undwr voltage protection 60 Hertz, peculiar for use on ships	1980/226
WN	1958	85.23.021	Patchcords, telephone and broadcasting types, double ended, two conductor shielded with tip ring and sleeve plug, B.P.O. type 316	1980/93
AK	9924	90.24.011	Circular dial type test standard pressure guages, having an accuracy of 0.5% accuracy or better and having dial sizes 100 mm (4 in.) or larger for testing or calibrating other pressure guages or process equipment	1980/220
WN	812	90.24.011	Ettcotire Monitor, peculiar for use in equalising the tyre pressure between two tyres on dual truck wheels	1980/226
WN	102	90.28.009	Panel meters, pivot types, having a body diameter of less than 53 mm and taut band types	1980/164
WN	402	90.28.009	Recording fishing echo sounders, peculiar for use in locating and identifying fish and for marine navigation	1980/203
WN	529	90.29.000	Bourdon tubes, peculiar for use in making pressure guages	1980/203

Dated at Wellington this 12th day of February 1981. J. A. KEAN, Comptroller of Customs.

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🏭 Applications for Approval Declined (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated12 February 1981
KeywordsTariff, Customs, Duty, Goods, Declined, Applications
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J. A. Kean, Comptroller of Customs

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