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✨ Trade Regulations and Import Exemptions

2046 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 93

Import Control Exemption Notice (No. 3) 1983-84—continued

FIRST SCHEDULE

EXEMPTIONS CREATED

Tariff Item	Classes of Goods
70.13.011	Infants' feeding bottles
70.13.021	Glassware (other than articles falling in Tariff Heading No. 70.19), of a kind commonly used in table, kitchen, toilet or office purposes, for indoor decoration or for similar uses, containing 14.9% or more by weight of lead oxide
70.13.031
70.13.061
70.13.071
70.13.081.01c to 70.13.081.29c	Heat resistant glassware, ovenproof, of a kind commonly used for cooking purposes: viz. Casseroles, frying pans, ramekins and saucepans
Ex 70.13.089.59F	Capacity measures of glass

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SECOND SCHEDULE

EXEMPTIONS WITHDRAWN

Tariff Item	Classes of Goods	Date of Exempting Notice
70.13.001	Infants' feeding bottles	16 March 1978 (Supplement to the Gazette of 30 March 1978)
Ex 70.13.005 Ex 70.13.009	Lead alkali silicate glassware having a lead content of 14.9% or more by weight of combined lead evaluated as lead monoxide (PbO), of a kind commonly used for table, kitchen, toilet, or office purposes, for indoor decoration, or for similar uses (other than articles falling within heading No. 70.19)	16 March 1978 (Supplement to the Gazette of 30 March 1978)
Ex 70.13.009	Capacity measures of glass	16 March 1978 (Supplement to the Gazette of 30 March 1978)

Dated at Wellington this 28th day of June 1983.

                            K. R. ALLEN, Associate Minister of Trade and Industry.

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EXPLANATORY NOTE:

This notice provides for the exemption of heat resistant glass ovenware in accordance with the Glassware Industry Plan and for amendments in line with the Customs Tariff (Miscellaneous) Amendment Order (No. 2) 1983.

Import Control Exemption Notice (No. 4) 1983-84

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PURSUANT to regulation 17 of the Import Control Regulations 1973*, the Minister of Trade and Industry hereby gives notice as follows:

(a) This notice may be cited as the Import Control Exemption Notice (No. 4) 1983-84.

(b) This notice shall come into force on the 1st day of July 1983.
Goods of the classes specified and for the purposes of the Customs Tariff falling within the Tariff items in the First Schedule hereto, imported from and being the produce or manufacture of any country, are hereby exempted from the requirement of a licence under the said regulations.
The exemption from the requirement of a licence under the said regulations in respect of the goods of the classes set forth in the Second Schedule hereto, included in the exemption notice shown in the Second Schedule is hereby withdrawn.

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FIRST SCHEDULE

EXEMPTION CREATED

Tariff Item	Classes of Goods
Ex 69.11.001.21F	Cooking utensils and tableware of porcelain, china or of other pottery, viz: Breakfast, dinner, tea and coffee sets, containing cups and/or mugs, and cups, mugs, cups and saucers, cups and saucers and plates, having a c.i.f. price of not less than $12.50 per kg; cooking utensils and other articles of tableware having a c.i.f. price of not less than $9.00 per kg
Ex 69.11.001.37H
Ex 69.11.011.49A
Ex 69.11.011.58L
Ex 69.11.021.21G
Ex 69.12.001.21K
Ex 69.12.011.37A
Ex 69.12.011.49E
Ex 69.12.011.58D
Ex 69.12.021.21L

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SECOND SCHEDULE

EXEMPTION WITHDRAWN

Tariff Item	Classes of Goods	Date of Exempting Notice
	Cooking utensils and tableware of porcelain, china or of other pottery, viz:	27 April 1982 (Gazette of 6 May 1982).
Ex 69.11.001.21F	Breakfast, dinner, tea, and coffee sets; containing cups and/or mugs, and cups, mugs, cups and saucers, cups and saucers and plates, having a c.i.f. price of not less than $11.50 per kg; cooking utensils and other articles of tableware having a c.i.f. price of not less than $8.50 per kg
Ex 69.11.001.37H
Ex 69.11.011.49A
Ex 69.11.011.58L
Ex 69.11.021.21G
Ex 69.12.001.21K
Ex 69.12.011.37D
Ex 69.12.011.49H
Ex 69.12.011.58D
Ex 69.12.021.21L

Dated at Wellington this 27th day of June 1983.

                            K. R. ALLEN, Associate Minister of Trade and Industry.

*S.R. 1983/86

Explanatory Note: This notice raises the price breaks for ceramic tableware in line with recent changes in landed price of the goods.

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🏭 Import Control Exemption Notice (No. 3) 1983-84 (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated28 June 1983
KeywordsImport Control, Exemption, Trade Regulations, Customs Tariff, Glassware
👩‍💼 Officials

K. R. Allen, Associate Minister of Trade and Industry

🏭 Import Control Exemption Notice (No. 4) 1983-84

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated27 June 1983
KeywordsImport Control, Exemption, Trade Regulations, Customs Tariff, Ceramic Tableware
👩‍💼 Officials

K. R. Allen, Associate Minister of Trade and Industry

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