New Zealand Gazette – 1981 – No. 24

Page 575

✨ Tariff Decision List

12 MARCH
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
575

TARIFF DECISION LIST No. 462

Decisions of the Minister of Customs Under the Customs Tariff (Subject to Amendment or Cancellation by Notification in the Gazette)

APPROVALS

Port	Tariff Item No.	Goods	Rates of Duty	Part II Ref.	Concession Code	Effective
			Normal	Pref.		From
H.O.	30.03.031	Medicaments:	Free	Free	25	1/7/78
H.O.	30.03.039	Glucagon injection	Free	Free	25
		Mystecin V: capsules	Free	Free
AK	33.04.029	Grindsted flavour hertha	Free	Free	15	1/7/78
	34.02.000	Products, as may be approved, when imported in bulk and not being soaps or containing soap:	Free	Free	15	1/11/80
AK		Approved: Ethylan:
		A2	Free	Free	103902E	1/7/78
		A3	Free	Free	103903C	1/7/78
		A6	Free	Free	103905K	1/2/81
CH	37.01.001	James River graphics, positive II film, type 55P7C	Free	Free	99	1/7/78
WN	39.01.005	Liquids, pastes, solutions and emulsions: Bayer resin Desmodur N 75%	Free	Aul Free	106183G	1/7/78
H.O.	40.14.049	Other articles of unhardened vulcanised rubber, viz:	Free	Free	33
WN	59.03.001	Rubbers for windscreen wiper blades	Free	Free	204524K	1/1/81
		Bonded fibre fabrics, excluding socking, when declared:	Free	Free	204525H	1/7/80
		(1) by a manufacturer for use in making footwear; or
		(2) by an importer for sale to a manufacturer for use in making footwear
WN	59.16.009	Scandura high modulous battery plate pasting belts, sizes 2565 mm × 343 mm × 6 mm and 2540 mm × 406 mm × 6 mm, peculiar for use on Macpaster battery plate pasting machines	Free	Free	10	1/10/80
H.O.	68.04.019	Type 6 straight cup grinding wheels, 6 in. diameter × 3 in. thick × 1½ in. bore, with ¾ in. rim and ¼ in. back, wirewound and waterproof, peculiar for use in the industrial wet grinding of machine knives	Free	Free	99	1/4/81
WN	73.15.059	Sheets and plates and universal plates, 3 mm and above (excluding high carbon steel more than 4.75 mm in thickness)	Free	Free	99	1/7/80
WN	73.40.069	Fittings, commonly used for making suitcases, handbags, key cases and/or wallets	Free	Free	15	1/7/78
AK	76.04.001	Aluminium foil:	Free	Free	204528B	1/10/78
		(1) 0.013 mm to 0.2 mm thickness
		(2) Self-adhesive
H.O.	79.06.000	Zinc Anodes	Free	Free	99	1/11/80
WN	84.59.059	Shandon tissue processors, peculiar for use in preparing microscopic specimens for historical examination	Free	Free	10	1/10/78
H.O.	85.13.009	Data Transmission modems, including group band modems	Free	Free	10	1/11/80
WN	85.19.009	Switches:	Free	Free	204368J	1/7/78
		Limit Square “D” class 9007, types A, B, T, FT and P complete range, oil tight, water tight, dust tight and drip tight to NEMA standards 2, 4 and 3
WN	85.19.009	Temperature senders and pressure switches, for automotive use	Free	Free	10	1/8/80
CH	85.22.019	Tinker and Rasor pipe and cable locator, model 505 TC and accessories 501 and TS8	Free	Free	10	1/2/81

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