New Zealand Gazette – 1983 – No. 202

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✨ Tariff Notices

1 DECEMBER
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
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Tariff Notice No. 1983/229—Applications for Withdrawal of Approval

NOTICE is hereby given that applications have been made for the withdrawal of the following approvals of the Minister of Customs and for the future admission of the goods at substantive rates of duty:

Tariff Item No.	Goods	Rates of Duty	Part II Ref.	Concession Code	Effective
		Normal	Pref.		From
85.23	Cables and wires having an operating capacity exceeding 33kV	Free		200670H	7/78
85.23	Cable, peculiar to use with television apparatus, viz; transmitters, cameras and microwave equipment	Free		114189K	7/78
85.23	Cable thermocouple and compensating	Free	Free	206801L	10/82/
	EXCLUDING
	P.V.C. insulating or sheathed with or without additional protection
85.23	Cotton and/or man-made fibre braided non-kinkable rubber insulated 3-core circular flex	Free		114190C	7/78
85.23	Heat resisting fibrous insulated cable and fibrous insulated cable with a dielectric cellulose wrap	Free	Free	114192K	7/78
85.23	High tension X-ray cables	Free		114193H	7/78
85.23	Hypalon or C.S.P. insulated electric wires, cable, and flexibles	Free		114194F	7/78
85.23	Multicore electrical cable, peculiar to X-ray control desk use, viz; Siemens List No. 410272	Free		114195D	7/78
85.23	Silicone rubber covered wires and flexibles	Free		203004H	6/80
85.23	Trailing cables conforming to New Zealand standard specifications 397 (B.S. 708/1950) or 444 (B.S. 116/1943), with individual core conductors having a nominal cross-sectional area exceeding 3.09 mm² (110/.0076 in. or equivalent)	Free		114198J	7/78
85.23	Trailing cable, 36 mm², shutlecar, type 275 to Australian standard 1802/1976	Free	Free	10	901478A
85.23	T.R.S. cables	Free		114199G	7/78
85.23	Trolley bus overhead equipment, viz: flexible feeder taps	Free	5		114200D
85.23	Winding wire or winding strip of solid or built-up shapes, being insulated with lacquer or enamel to a maximum wall thickness of 0.25 mm and/or insulated with paper, cotton, glass or fibrous material applied helically	Free	Aul Free DC Free		206662K
85.23	Wires and cables, excluding winding wire and strip, insulated with:
	Cotton, silk rayon, glass, enamel and whether or not varnished
	Mineral
	Polytetrafluoroethylene (P.T.F.E.)
	Ethylene tetrafluoroethylene (E.T.F.E.)
85.23	Wires, cables, and flexibles insulated with ethylene propylene rubber and/or ethylene propylene rubber chlorosulphonated polyethylene composite insulation	Free		203037D	7/78
				203038B	7/78
				203039L	7/78
85.23.001	Automotive moulding, stuffed and ready for inclusion in auto harness	Free		114207A	7/78
85.23.001	Co-axial cable, single and multi-core, fitted with single and multi-pin connectors, peculiar to use with Sony T.V./Video equipment	Free	Free	10	202936H
85.23.001	Coaxial cable, type 5C-2W	Free	Free	10	902240G
85.23.001	Coaxial wire and cables, types: RG 213/U, RG 142B/V, RG 402/V, and RG 214/V	Free	Free	10
85.23.001	Foam dielectric low loss coaxial cable when declared by a manufacturer, for use by him, only in making or servicing radio telephone communication equipment	Free	Free	15	900912E
					908856D
85.23.001	InterFace cable	Free	Free	10	114209H
85.23.011	Armoured polythermaleze 2000	Free		114210A	7/78
85.23.011	Continuously transposed conductors	Free	5		900964H
85.23.011	Insulated electric winding wire, when declared by manufacturers for use by them, only in making coils for electric power distribution transformers or electric motors	Free	Aul Free DC Free		202864G
85.23.011	Magnet winding wire of all diameters, from 1 mm to 4 mm inclusive and insulated with either vinyl acetal, polyester or equivalent varnish	Free		203920G	7/80
85.23.011	Winding wire, 0.280 mm diameter, insulated with polyterimide enamel when declared by a manufacturer for use by him, only in making brake solenoids for use in washing machines	Free		203490F	7/80
85.23.011	Wires and cables, excluding winding wire and strip, insulated with Ethylene-chloro-fluorethylene (E-CTFE)	Free		202752G	6/80
85.23.011	Wires and cables insulated with: (1) Ethylene-chlorofluorethylene (E.C.T.F.E.) (2) Ethylene-propylene (F.E.P.) (3) Perfluoroalkoxy (P.F.A.)	Free		202753E	4/80
85.23.011)	Power supply or line cord, 2, 3, or 4 core, 10 to 35 amps, 110 to 250 volts, insulated (vinyl or P.V.C.), approved to UL for USA or CSA for Canada, with or without plugs or sockets	Free		922895A	10/82
85.23.021)	Thermon heating cables	Free		114212H	7/78

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Dated1 December 1983
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