New Zealand Gazette – 1984 – No. 12

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 12

TARIFF DECISION LIST No. 675—continued
APPROVALS—continued

Port	Tariff Item No.	Goods	Rates of Duty	Part II Ref.	Concession Code	Effective
			Normal	Pref.		From
HO		Sanyo model TRC 7000 'memo-scriber' mini-cassette			209195L	1/84
HO		Sanyo model TRC 7070 'memo-scriber' mini-cassette transcription machine			209196J	1/84
HO		Sanyo model TRC 8000			209197G	1/84
HO		Sanyo TRC 1500			209198E	1/84
HO		Sanyo TRC 2550, TRC 5030, TRC 6000, TRC 5300			209199C	1/84
HO		Sanyo TRC 8060			209200L	1/84
HO		Sanyo TRC 8600			209201J	1/84
HO		Sony BM 11			209202G	1/84
HO		Sony BM 20			209203E	1/84
HO		Sony BM 25			209204C	1/84
HO		Sony BM 25A			209205A	1/84
HO		Sony BM 35			209206K	1/84
HO		Sony BM 40A and BM 45A dictation or transcribing machine			209207H	1/84
HO		Sony BM 46 office dictating machine			209208F	1/84
HO		Sony BM 50A dictation/transcribing machine			209209D	1/84
HO		Sony BM 505 micro-cassette office dictation machine			209210H	1/84
HO		Sony BM 550 micro-cassette office dictation machine			209211F	1/84
HO		Sony BM 600			209212D	1/84
HO		Sony M-101 micro-cassette-corder notetaker			209213B	1/84
HO		Sony BM 500, BM 510, BM 520, BM 715T, BM 720, BM 750			209214L	1/84
HO		Sony RD 6000 centralised dictation system			209215J	1/84
HO		Stenocord 260			209216G	1/84
HO		Stenocord 270			209217E	1/84
HO		Stenocord RG 500			209218C	1/84
HO		Stenocord 370			209219A	1/84
HO		Stenocord 390			209220E	1/84
HO		Stenocord 78/T			209221C	1/84
HO		Stenocord 79			209222A	1/84
HO		Stenocord 90			209223K	1/84
HO	92.11.018	Cassette duplicators and/or copiers	Free	Free	99	1/84
HO	92.11.018	Cuemaster professional recording and playback tape equipment; Cuerac	Free	Free	99	1/84
HO	92.11.018	ITC 3D series cartridge machines	Free	Free	99	1/84
HO	92.11.018	ITC PD11 series cartridge machines	Free	Free	99	1/84
HO	92.11.018	ITC R.P. and the ITC SP/WP series cartridge machines	Free	Free	99	1/84
HO	92.11.018	ITC series 99 cartridge machine	Free	Free	31	1/84
HO	92.11.018	Recorders, video tape, when imported;

(1) by a school, college or university for use by that school,
college or university and not for resale; or
(2) by an importer, when declared that they are being imported for
sale only to schools, colleges or universities and that
the said video tape recorders will remain the property of the
school, college or university and will not be sold or otherwise
disposed of without payment of the duty otherwise payable
under the Customs Tariff | Free | Free | 15 | 209254K | 1/84 | 9/89 |
| HO | 92.11.018 | Record playing and changing units, unmounted, combined or
separate, on condition;
(1) That the goods are for use, only in
making gramophones, radio gramophones, television gramophones,
or modular and silar sound equipment; or
(2) they will be sold only to a manufacturer
for use by him, only in making gramophones, radio gramophones,
television gramophones or modular and similar sound equipment | Free | Free | 15 | 209228L | 1/84 | 9/85 |
| HO | 92.11.018 | Tape decks, on condition that the goods are imported by a
manufacturer for use by him solely in making
office dictating machines, tape players,
combined tape player/radios, combined tape recorder-radio sets or
piped music installations
NOTE: This concession will not apply to tape recorder decks
imported with ancillary electronic apparatus for the reproduction
of sound | Free | Free | 15 | 209228L | 1/84 | 9/85 |

*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:
As a result of the Customs Tariff (ELECTRONICS) Amendment Order 1983, all those decisions of the Minister of Customs relating to the Customs Tariff of New Zealand covering all those Decisions under Tariff Items

85.14.021 85.16.000 85.19.061 92.11.001
85.15.001 85.17.001 85.19.069 92.11.009
85.15.021 85.17.009 92.11.019
85.15.029
85.15.039
85.15.059

are cancelled with effect from 1 January 1984.

Dated at Wellington this 26th day of January 1984.

P. J. MCKONE, Comptroller of Customs.

BY AUTHORITY: P. D. HASSELBERG, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND—1984

Price 75c
9078A—84PT

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