New Zealand Gazette – 1981 – No. 62

Page 1449

✨ Tariff Approvals

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TARIFF DECISION LIST No. 474—continued
APPROVALS—continued

Port	Tariff Item No.	Goods	Rates of Duty	Part II Ref.	Concession Code	Effective
			Normal	Pref.		From
H.O.	90.24.011	(3) Pneumatic receiver auxiliary Instruments with pneumatic input signals of 19.6 kPa to 112.9 kPa (2.84 to 16.39 lbs per sq. in.)

Pneumatic receiver computing unit, air operated
Pneumatic receiver integrator with remote counter
Pneumatic receiver integrator control system | | | 205132L | 1/7/78 | 30/9/82 |
| | | (4) Pressure transmitters only indicating and blind, with pneumatic output of 19.6 kPa to 112.9 kPa (2.84 to 16.39 lbs per sq. in.) | | | 205133J | 1/7/78 | 30/9/82 |
| | | (5) Recorder to indicators, vertical or horizontal scales, with Pneumatic input signals of 19.6 kPa to 112.9 kPa (2.84 to 16.39 lbs per sq. in.) | | | 205134G | 1/7/78 | 30/9/82 |
| | | (6) Pneumatic signal conditions with pneumatic output signals of 19.6 kPa to 112.9 kPa (2.84 to 16.39 lbs per sq. in.)
EMF, resistance or current input-to-pneumatic converters
Current-to-air positioner | | | 205135E | 1/7/78 | 30/9/82 |
| | | (7) Mechanical programme type controllers—not being timers only:
Controller
Set point transmitter
Cam set controller
Time cam set point transmitter
Elapsed time controller | | | 205136C | 1/7/78 | 30/9/82 |
| | | (8) Temperature, indicating and non-indicating, for use in industrial processors | Free | | 205137A | 1/7/78 | 30/9/82 |
| | | Thermostats (not including simmerstats), peculiar to use in electric cooking appliances (other than electric frypans) and steriliser units, as may be approved:
E.G.O. | Free | | 203929L | 1/7/81 | 30/6/83 |
| H.O. | 90.24.011 | Thermostats (not including simmerstats), peculiar to use in electric cooking appliances (other than electric frypans) and steriliser units, as may be approved:
G series | Free | | .. | 114963G | 1/7/81 | 30/6/83 |
| H.O. | 92.11.001 | Ocean dictating machine, model MC 88.. | Free | | .. | 205108H | 1/3/81 | 30/9/84 |
| H.O. | 92.11.001 | Ocean micro-cassette recorder/calculator, model MC 100 | Free | | .. | 205109F | 1/3/81 | 30/9/84 |
| H.O. | 92.13.009 | Cassette tape deck mechanism, model TN-303Y, when declared by a manufacturer for use by him, only in making automatic telephone diallers | Free | Free | 15 | 204960A | 1/12/80 | 30/9/82 |
| H.O. | 97.03.009 | Animal noses, paws, face masks, animal faces, hands, feet and ears | Free | Free | 15 | 204990C | 1/2/81 | 30/6/85 |

*Approvals lapse on the dates indicated, the goods thereafter being dutiable according to their substantive Tariff classification. If continuation of an approval is desired for a further period, formal application should be made to the Collector at least six weeks prior to the date of expiry.

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