New Zealand Gazette – 1982 – No. 156

Page 4399

✨ Tariff Decision List

21 DECEMBER THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 4399

TARIFF DECISION LIST No. 596—continued
APPROVALS—continued

Port	Tariff Item No.	Goods	Rates of Duty	Part II Ref.	Con- cession Code	Effective
			Normal	Pref.		From

NOTE: Products must be wholly or principally by weight of the approved materials. However, other materials are permitted if they are of a minor nature and do not contribute towards or detract from the essential nature of the goods (e.g., filling of wood-wool)

DEFINITION OF “HANDICRAFT”:
(1) The concession applies to goods which the Collector is satisfied are made:
(a) by hand;
(b) by tools held in the hand;
(c) by machines powered by foot or hand; or
(d) by any combination of the foregoing processes

(2) However, goods that have been “hand crafted” within the definition above from machine made or processed material of basic form, that is to say, materials in a form not pre-determined by its intended ultimate end-use (e.g., a rectangular sided block of stone; a billet of wood, a rectangular sheet of copper) will not normally be excluded from being “handicrafts”

(3) Goods are not precluded from being regarded as “handicrafts” by reason of the use in their manufacture of:
(a) mechanically powered tools, provided that they are held in the hand (e.g., electric drill) - this does not cover a situation where the article being produced is held in the hand and worked on a machine tool fitted to bench, stand or other support; or
(b) machines not held in the hand, provided they are hand or foot powered (e.g., treadle operated sewing machines and potters’ wheels); or
(c) machine made materials and components of a minor nature that are incidental to the assembly or normal operation of those goods (e.g., sewing threads, plain buttons, plain fasteners, nails, screws, plain hinges, paint or dyes)

(4) Goods made up by hand, in whole or part, from machine made components, would not normally qualify as “handicrafts”

(5) Goods held by hand against a cutting or grinding tool driven by a bench power driven machine whereby artistic or decorative effects are produced will not be regarded as “handicrafts”

*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 6 weeks prior to the date of expiry.

MISCELLANEOUS

Decisions Cancelled:
CH 21.07.019 Carobel ... D-DR .. .. .. 918830E .. ..
CH 21.07.019 Carobel ... MR .. .. .. 918979D .. ..
30.03.039 Medicaments

HO Depomycin ... (Vet) .. .. .. 205717E .. ..
AK Dexamethasone ... 0.5 mg .. .. .. 100980L .. ..
AK Dexamethasone ... 4 mg .. .. .. 204176G .. ..
HO Strepcin ... vials .. .. .. 917254J .. ..
AK 35.06.000 Cyanoacrylate ... glue-3 .. .. .. 104833D .. ..
AK 35.06.000 Cyanobond .. .. .. 104834B .. ..
CH 38.19.079 'Silverliner' ... only .. .. .. 106023G .. ..
WN 40.08.049 Rubber ... footwear .. .. .. 107605B .. ..
AK 48.15.029 Masson ... tape .. .. .. 201922B .. ..
DN 56.05.019 Spun ... fabric .. .. .. 205542C .. ..
HO 59.08.002 PVC ... footwear .. .. .. 206622L .. ..
WN 60.06.001 Netting ... S .. .. .. 201699A .. ..
HO 70.09.001 Component ... vehicles .. .. .. 206715D .. ..
AK 84.11.061 Aluminium ... only .. .. .. 908837H .. ..
AK 84.11.061 Cast ... blades .. .. .. 111124J .. ..
AK 84.11.061 DeVilbiss ... (18in.) .. .. .. 111127C .. ..
AK 84.11.061 Fans ... engines .. .. .. 111131A .. ..
WN 84.11.061 Forward ... declared;
(1) by ... or
(2) by ... units
AK 84.11.061 Injection ... blades .. .. .. 111137L .. ..
AK 84.11.061 Marley ... diameter .. .. .. 900492A .. ..
AK 84.11.061 Moulded ... blades .. .. .. 111142G .. ..
AK 84.11.061 Multi-wing ... blowers .. .. .. 111144C .. ..
AK 84.11.061 Pressed ... A.N .. .. .. 917465G .. ..
A ... O .. .. .. 111148F .. ..
OU ... R .. .. .. 111149D .. ..
OUH .. .. .. 917391K .. ..

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