New Zealand Gazette – 1982 – No. 129

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✨ Import Licence Tender Details

8 NOVEMBER THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 3669

Tender No.	Item Code	Tariff Items	Goods: Brief Description	Allocation $	No. of Units	Licence Unit Size $	No. of Units a Tenderer May Bid For
470	Ex 34.010	34.01.000.01A 34.01.000.11J 34.01.000.19D 34.05.001 34.05.005 Ex 34.05.009	Soap powders, flakes and granules Toilet soaps in tablets Other soaps Polishes and creams, for footwear furniture or floors, metal polishes, scouring powders and similar preparations but exclud- ing prepared waxes falling within heading No. 34.04	75,000	10 ×	7,500	2
471	36.005 Ex 36.05.009	(See Appendix III)	"Chinese Crackers" being the type of crackers normally sold plaited in strings; other pyro- technic articles (other than goods of Item Code 36.000)	60,000	12 ×	5,000	1

Tender No.	Item Code	Tariff Items	Goods: Brief Description	Plastics 2nd Round Allocation $	No. of Units	Licence Unit Size $	No. of Units a Tenderer May Bid For
472	39.105	39.01.251 39.01.309 39.01.321 39.01.331 39.02.231 39.02.281 39.02.291 39.02.301 Ex 39.03.141 Ex 39.03.149 Ex 39.03.161	Cellular Plastics, flexible in the following forms- bulk, sheet, flooring underlay	40,000	16 ×	2,500	3
473	39.110 39.115	Ex 39.01.261 Ex 39.01.263 Ex 39.02.241 Ex 39.02.249 Ex 39.03.151 Ex 39.03.159 Ex 39.04.115 Ex 39.04.119 Ex 39.05.131 Ex 39.05.139 Ex 39.06.111 Ex 39.06.119 Ex 39.07.301.01K Ex 39.07.301.09E 39.07.301.11G Ex 39.07.301.19B 39.07.309.11H 39.07.309.19C 39.07.309.31B 39.07.309.49E	Monofil rods, sticks and profile shapes including those worked beyond the stage of being merely surface worked	154,000	14 ×	11,000	2
474	39.112	39.01.239 Ex 39.07.301.01K Ex 39.07.301.09E Ex 39.07.301.19B 39.07.305	Tubes and rods of man-made fibres agglomer- ated with plastic materials including those suited for the manufacture of fishing rods	7,000	7 ×	1,000	2
475	39.120 39.145	Ex 39.01.389 Ex 39.01.391 Ex 39.01.399 Ex 39.01.401 Ex 39.01.409 Ex 39.01.411 Ex 39.01.419 Ex 39.01.421 Ex 39.01.429 Ex 39.01.439 Ex 39.02.391 Ex 39.02.401 Ex 39.02.409 Ex 39.02.411 Ex 39.02.419 Ex 39.02.501 Ex 39.02.511 Ex 39.02.519 Ex 39.02.521 Ex 39.02.529 Ex 39.03.191 Ex 39.04.121 Ex 39.04.129 Ex 39.05.131 Ex 39.05.139 Ex 39.06.121 Ex 39.06.129 59.08.002 59.08.012 59.08.028	Plates, sheets, strip, film and foil, other than cel- lular. Including textile fabrics impregnated, coated, covered or laminated with preparations of cel- lulose derivatives or of other artificial plastic materials of Tariff Heading 59.08	310,000	62 ×	5,000	5

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