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✨ Import Control Exemption Notice

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 71

Import Control Exemption Notice (No. 8) 1982—continued

FIRST SCHEDULE—EXEMPTIONS CREATED—continued

Classes of Goods

Tariff Item
Ex 39.07.599.98A Orthopaedic appliances for the correction or relief of disabilities of the foot.
Ex 39.07.599.98A Pencil sharpeners.
Ex 39.07.599.98A Safety razors and parts thereof.
Ex 39.07.599.98A Sequins.
Ex 39.07.599.98A Striking faces for soft-faced hammers.
Ex 39.07.599.98A Thimbles.
Ex 39.07.599.98A Tubes, resuscitation, for mouth to mouth artificial respiration.
Ex 39.07.599.98A Urinals.
Ex 39.07.599.98A Viskrings.

SECOND SCHEDULE

EXEMPTIONS WITHDRAWN

Classes of Goods

Tariff Item
Ex 39.01.361 to
Ex 39.01.369
Ex 39.07.301
Ex 39.07.309.09F Polyester film flexible, other than self-adhesive film of a thickness not exceeding 20 cm in width.

39.07.599.01J Layflat irrigation hose of plastic material

Ex 39.07.599.11r Ileo-colostomy drainage bags, disposable, of plastic

Ex 39.07.599.21C Nylon figurines on declaration under the Customs Act by a manufacturer for use by him in making trophies.

39.07.599.61B Crochet hooks

39.07.599.71K Spools, reels and similar supports, of plastic, designed for use with the goods of Tariff Chapters 90 and 92.

39.07.599.95G Blocks of phenolic formaldehyde foam of a kind used by florists to hold flowers in floral arrangements.

Ex 39.07.599.99K Articles designed for contraceptive use

Ex 39.07.599.99K Artificial flowers, leaves and sprays

Ex 39.07.599.99K Beads, pierced or unpierced, but not mounted set or strung

Ex 39.07.599.99K Boot and shoe lasts

Ex 39.07.599.99K Chopsticks

Ex 39.07.599.99K Corset busks and similar supports for articles of apparel or clothing accessories

Ex 39.07.599.99K Dental kitsets for the manufacture of mouth guards

Ex 39.07.599.99K Disposable thermometers

Ex 39.07.599.99K Electronic stencils for use with duplicators

Ex 39.07.599.99K Embroidery hoops

Ex 39.07.599.99K Erasers

Ex 39.07.599.99K Eyes, artificial, excluding those for human use.

Ex 39.07.599.99K Fans and hand screens, non-mechanical

Ex 39.07.599.99K Hammers

Ex 39.07.599.99K Handles of cutlery

Ex 39.07.599.99K Infants’ feeding bottles

Ex 39.07.599.99K Ornaments on declaration under the Customs Act for use in manufacture of footwear

Ex 39.07.599.99K Orthopaedic appliances for the correction or relief of disabilities of the foot

Articles of materials of the kinds in Tariff Headings 39.01 to 39.06, viz:

Ex 39.06.599.99K Pencil sharpeners

Ex 39.07.599.99K Safety razors and parts thereof

Ex 39.07.599.99K Sequins

Ex 39.07.599.99K Striking faces for soft-faced hammers

Ex 39.07.599.99K Thimbles

Ex 39.07.599.99K Tubes, resuscitation, for mouth to mouth artificial respiration

Ex 39.07.599.99K Urinals

Ex 39.07.599.99K Viskrings

Ex 39.07.599.99K Watch “glasses”

Dated at Wellington this 22nd day of June 1982.

HUGH TEMPLETON, Minister of Trade and Industry.

Price 30c

BY AUTHORITY: P. D. HASSELBERG, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND—1982

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🏭 Import Control Exemption Notice (No. 8) 1982 (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated22 June 1982
KeywordsImport Control, Exemption Notice, Customs Tariff, Trade Regulations
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HUGH TEMPLETON, Minister of Trade and Industry

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