New Zealand Gazette – 1984 – No. 180

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✨ Tariff Decision List

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TARIFF DECISION LIST No. 723—continued
APPROVALS—continued

Port	Tariff Item No.	Goods	Rates of Duty	Part II Ref.	Con- cession Code	Effective
			Normal	Pref.		From
DN	59.03.001	Bonded fibre, being non-woven fabric composed of polyester continuous filament fibres, when declared: (1) by a manufacturer for use by him, only in making footwear; or (2) by an importer for sale to a manufacturer for use by him only in making footwear	Free		901751J	12/81
HO	59.08.002	Coated muslin, being woven polyethylene and/or rayon fabrics coated with liquid polyethylene, for use in making adhesive tapes	Free		209816E	6/84
DN	59.12.029	Cotton backing cloth, adhesive coated, when declared: (1) by a manufacturer for use by him, only in making footwear; or (2) by an importer that it will be sold by him, only to a manufacturer for making footwear	Free	Free	15 917729K	11/81
HO	60.01	Fabrics narrowed at intervals, knitted or lockstitched, in the piece or cut singly, but not including fabrics pressed or end finished, on condition that they will be used in the manufacture of neckties	Free	Free	15 209828J	9/84
DN	64.05.000	Arc supports, when declared by an importer for supply only to hospitals, chiropodists and doctors	Free	Free	99 108859K	7/78
HO	69.01	All goods of heading 69.01 but excluding the following: Goods having a maximum service rating below 1100°C (2100°F) NOTE: Any applications for products covered by the above exclusion must be supported by the following information; (a) maximum service temperature (b) chemical composition (c) modules of rupture (d) cold crushing strength (e) apparent porosity (f) density (g) thermal conductivity (h) full details of end use	Free	Free	15 209823H	10/84
HO	69.02	All goods of heading 69.02 but excluding the following: All refractory products having an alumina (A1₂O₃) content between 25% and 90% by weight NOTE: Any applications for products covered by the above exclusion must be supported by the following information: (a) maximum service temperature (b) chemical composition (c) modules of rupture (d) cold crushing strength (e) apparent porosity (f) density (g) thermal conductivity (h) full details of end use	Free	Free	15 209824F	10/84
DN	69.09.002) 69.09.003)	Filter cores, peculiar to use in refrigeration installations	Free	Free	99 108990A	7/78
DN	69.14.001) 69.14.009)	Counterfaces of porcelain and of porcelain and rubber	Free	Free	99 109002L	3/79
DN	Section XV	Fittings, mountings and trimmings commonly used for making or repairing motor vehicles, as may be approved: APPROVED: Bonnet handles, plain or ornamental, which when lifted or turned, lock or unlock the bonnet Brackets for parcel racks Escutcheon plates Floorboard fasteners Hand grips of metal, covered with vulcanite or similar material, commonly used on passenger service vehicles Handles, door, being parts of locksets Handles, scat Handles, glass fitting Handles, metal, bored or unbored Hooks, rope Mouldings, metal, being so shaped as to identify them as parts of motor vehicles, plated, polished or enamelled, but not drilled or otherwise worked Recess plates Slide door fittings Van door holders, dovetails, door retaining catches, coat hooks, finished ends, trim fasteners, moulding fasteners, footman loops and striker plates Ventilators and air extractors for buses Window regulators or lifters EXCLUDING: fittings for outward-opening caravan windows	Free	Free	15 912905H	6/84
DN	73.11.001	Sheet piling	Free	Free	99 109183C	7/78
DN	73.20.059	Tongued and grooved flanges of steel, when declared by a manufacturer for use by him only in making refrigeration stop valves	Free	Free	99 109465D	7/78
DN	73.40.069	Bushes, insert, threaded externally and internally, or made from spirally wound wire to provide fastenings in soft metal and plastics	Free	Free	15 109583J	7/79

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