New Zealand Gazette – 1981 – No. 7

Page 168

✨ Tariff Notices

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 7

Tariff Notice No. 1981/3—Applications for Approval Declined

Notice is hereby given that applications for concessionary rates of duty by the approval of the Minister of Customs on goods as follows have been declined:

Port	Appn. No.	Tariff Item	Goods	Applications Advertised
				Tariff Notice No.
AK	9748	15.11.001	Glycerine, peculiar for use in making cosmetic and toiletry preparations	1981/216
AK	9759	34.02.000	Benzalkonium chloride (50%), peculiar for use in making cosmetics and toiletries	1980/216
AK	9412	34.02.000	Emalex SE 121, SE 162, SE 193, peculiar for use as base formulation ingredients for cosmetics	1980/203
AK	9756	34.02.000	Lauroyl diethanolamide, peculiar for use in making cosmetics and toiletries	1980/216
AK	9793	34.02.000	Lauroyl-myristoyl dithanolamide, peculiar for use in making cosmetics and toiletries	1980/216
AK	9761	34.02.000	Lauryl sulphate—preserved (40%), peculiar for use in making cosmetics and toiletries	1980/216
AK	9830	34.02.000	Sodium stearoyl-2-lactylate, peculiar for use in the manufacture of baking additives	1980/216
WN	670	34.03.011	Waste water defoaming agent BE 7215, peculiar for use as an anti-foaming agent	1980/184
AK	9344	34.02.000	Acmosil 180.c, peculiar for use as a mould release agent	1980/216
AK	9831	35.05.003	Placal Z 3624, an adhesive based on modified potato starch, peculiar to use for machine application in making paper bags	1980/216
AK	9696	38.19.001	Johns Manville insulating cements, peculiar to use for insulating joints in refractory pipe lines	1980/209
WN	61	39.01.005	Zeliq uid M, a grinding auxiliary, peculiar for use in grinding cement, hydraulic lime, pulverised lime, and rock flour	1980/203
WN	707	39.01.005	Epikote 815, peculiar for use in making epoxy coatings	1980/156
WN	625	39.01.005	Krumbhaar LV 1819 alkyd	1980/216
AK	9360	39.01.005	Schnectady resin Sp 103, peculiar for use in making adhesives	1980/184
AK	9359	39.01.005	Silmar polyester resin S 250 and S 259, peculiar for use in making high strength polyester/glass products	1980/184
WN	658	39.01.005	Silmar polyester resin S583, peculiar for use in making high strength polyester/glass products	1980/216
AK	9119	39.02.015	Texaprct S, peculiar to use for stiff finishes on cellulose fabrics	1980/173
WN	662	39.02.025	Kuriflock PA-312, sodium polyacrylate, peculiar for use as a polyelectrolyte for water treatment in a chlorine production plant	1980/216
H.O.	58937	39.02.145	Acrofloe ININR dispersion, peculiar for use in the flock of textiles, leather and paper	1980/214
WN	741	39.07.299	AA copolymer polyethylene polyisobutylene film, known as “Para-film” in white, brown and green, peculiar for use by florists	1980/220
H.O.	58055	40.09.001	Modular incubator chamber, peculiar for use in the growing of cell cultures in the laboratory and in the field	1980/209
WN	352	40.12.029	Helsyn sleeving, peculiar for use in insulating electronic apparatus	1980/216
H.O.	58939	48.07.151	Orthopaedic appliances, peculiar for use in the correction or relief of feet	1980/209
WN	205	56.05.007	Silicone coated release papers, types: SS73A, SS80F, SS50K, SS64B, SSW73A	1980/173
WN	537	56.05.009	Yarns of 100% acrylic and blends with a predominance of acrylic fibre in counts of 200 decitex and finer, when declared by a manufacturer for use in knitting processes single end feeder, on knitting machines of 24 gauge or finer	1980/203
WN	538	56.05.009	Cord, polyester 60/3 × 3 (3 ply each, 60 decitex), peculiar for use as filler cord in making slide fasteners	1980/216
WN	400	73.40.069	Cord, polyester, 60/4 × 6, peculiar for use as filler cord in making slide fasteners	1980/184
WN	27	73.40.069	Bulldog lifting clamps, peculiar for use in handling mechanically sheet metal plate, steel rod and drums	1980/152
H.O.	58615	74.08.000	Galvanised cast iron spools, peculiar for use in making wire strainers	1980/216
WN	441	74.19.009	Brass conduct pipe-fittings, certified as explosion protected, peculiar for use in hazardous locations in accordance with NZS NP 6105: 1976 or equivalent specifications for installation in factories, processing plants, bulk storage facilities and other hazardous locations	1980/220
H.O.	59065	82.06.009	Sintered bronze bearings, peculiar for use in crossflow tangential fan unit assembly	1980/220
WN	470	84.11.051	Blades with handles and cutting blades, peculiar for use in hedge trimmers	1980/198
WN	594	84.13.000	LE-N oil free piston compressors, not exceeding 35 1/5, peculiar for use in generating oil fires compressed air	1980/203
			Solid fuel stoker unit, peculiar for use for underfire application to hot water boilers

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