New Zealand Gazette – 1984 – No. 107

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✨ Tariff Notices

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 107

Tariff Notice No. 1984/126—Applications for Variation of Approval

NOTICE is hereby given that applications have been made for variation of current approvals of the Minister of Customs as follows:

Port	Appn. No.	Tariff Item No.	Goods	Rates of Duty	Part II Ref.	Concession Code	Effective
				Normal	Pref.		From
		35.06.000	CURRENT APPROVAL: Cement, thermoplastic, in pellet or in block form, for use in sole attaching and similar footwear making machines	Free	Free	15	104831H
AK	27278	35.06.000	REQUESTED APPROVAL: Cement, thermoplastic, in rod, pellet or in block form, for use in sole attaching and similar footwear making machines	Free	Free	99	923904K
WN	2402	39.07.599	CURRENT APPROVAL: Pirelli resinwrap cable jointing kits	Free	Free	99	901227D
		48.07.071	REQUESTED APPROVAL: Electrical splicing and terminating kits for cables having a rating not exceeding 6 kV	Free	Free	99	901227D
WN	2348	48.07.071	CURRENT APPROVAL: Electrostatic offset printing masters in roll of which any one side exceeds 36 cm	Free	Free	..	109433F
AK	27234	73.20.021	REQUESTED APPROVAL: Offset printing masters in rolls of a width exceeding 36 cm for use on offset printing machines	Free	Free	99	109442E
		73.20.035	CURRENT APPROVAL: Bellows type expansion joints	Free	Free	99	109442E
AK	27235	73.20.035	REQUESTED APPROVAL: Bellows type expansion joints, excluding internal diameter sizes 9.525 mm to 102 mm inclusive	Free	Free	10	111451E
WN	2349	84.18.039	CURRENT APPROVAL: Senfico filter chambers and filtration systems	Free	Free	..	927074E
		84.61.021	REQUESTED APPROVAL: Component parts, as may be approved, for use in making valves of diecast construction used principally for reduction of pressure in industrial compressed air systems: APPROVED: 3633-92 ¼ body 3633-93 ¼ body 5095-97 ¼ body 3633-88 ¼ body 615-01 slip-ring 2959-50 valve 3402-81 valve seat 602-01 diaphragm 481-01 diaphragm 520-06 relief seat 527-01 retainer, and 539-01 clip	Free	Free	..	927074E
WN	2167	84.61.021	CURRENT APPROVAL: Component parts, as may be approved, for use in making valves of diecast construction used principally for reduction of pressure in industrial compressed air systems: APPROVED: 3633-2 ¼ body 3633-93 ¼ body 5094-97 ¼ body 3633-88 ¼ body 615-01 slip-ring 2959-50 valve 3420-81 valve seat 602-01 diaphragm 481-01 diaphragm 520-96 relief seat 527-01 retainer, and 539-01 clip 1202002 ¼ 9292512 relief seat assembly 9292517 relief seat assembly 9292516 piston/retainer, clip, diaphragm and slip knob assembly	Free	Free	..	927074E

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