New Zealand Gazette – 1984 – No. 148

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 148

Tariff Notice No. 1984/172—Applications for Variation for 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
		34.02.000	CURRENT APPROVAL: Floerger FA25H, FA20H, FA40H, FA52H, 53H, 57H, 60H, 65H, 70, 80, 95, 107, 115 and 125	Free	Free	15	11/82
WN	170	76.16.059	CURRENT APPROVAL: Vero aluminium components for electronic modular racking systems	Free	Free	15	4/79
WN	142	76.16.059	REQUESTED APPROVAL: Aluminium components for electronic modular racking system
		84.11.041	CURRENT APPROVAL: Compressor outfits, other than vehicle drawn:	Free	Free	10	7/83
			EXCLUDING: (1) Reciprocating types with a piston displacement from .94 litres/second up to 150 litres/second (inclusive) with working pressures up to 1100 kPa
			(2) Other types with a capacity from .47 litres/second up to 120 litres/second (inclusive) free air delivered (FAD) with working pressures up to 1100 kPa
		84.11.051	Bare air compressors:	Free	Free	10	7/83
			EXCLUDING: (1) Reciprocating types with a capacity from .94 litres/second up to 26 litres/second (inclusive) piston displacement, calculated at a compressor speed of 700 rpm with a working pressure up to 1379 kPa
			(2) Other types with a capacity from .47 litres/second up to 18 litres/second (inclusive) free air delivered (FAD), measured at 70 kPa (7 bar)
			NOTE: For the purposes of this concession bare air compressors do not include those units which have any of the following: electric motor starters, coolers separators, receivers
H.O. 65572		84.11.041	REQUESTED APPROVAL: Compressor outfits, other than vehicle drawn:
			EXCLUDING: (1) Reciprocating types with a piston displacement from .94 litres/second up to 150 litres/second (inclusive), with working pressures up to 1100 kPa
			(2) Reciprocating types, crank driven or hydraulically driven, with a piston displacement from 10 litres/second up to 275 litres/second (inclusive), with working pressures from 1,500 kPa up to 35,000 kPa
			(3) Other types with a capacity from .47 litres/second up to 120 litres/second (inclusive) free air delivered (FAD), with working pressures up to 110 kPa
H.O. 65572		84.11.051	Bare air compressors:
			EXCLUDING: (1) Reciprocating types with a piston displacement from .94 litres/second up to 26 litres/second (inclusive), calculated at a compressor speed of 700 rpm with a working pressure up to 1379 kPa
			(2) Reciprocating types, crank driven or hydraulically driven, with a piston displacement from 10 litres/second up to 275 litres/second (inclusive), with working pressure from 1,500 kPa up to 35,000 kPa
			(3) Other types with a capacity from .47 litres/second up to 18 litres/second (inclusive) free air delivered (FAD), measured at 700 kPa (7 bar)
			NOTE: For the purposes of this concession bare air compressors do not include those units which have any of the following: electric motors, starters, coolers, separators, receivers
		84.17.009	CURRENT APPROVALS: A.A.E.C. electric powered L.P.G. vaporisers	Free	Free	10	3/83
		84.17.009	Sam Dick power series electric powered L.P.G. vaporisers

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