New Zealand Gazette – 1984 – No. 199

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✨ Tariff Variations

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Tariff Notice No. 1984/223—Applications for Variation of Approval—continued

Port	Appn. No.	Tariff Item No.	Goods	Rates of Duty	Part II Ref.	Concession Code	Effective
				Normal	Pref.		From

ROMPERS
One piece legless or short legged woven outergarment which can include a bib front and shoulder straps or a top portion with or without sleeves. A maximum length of 46 cm shoulder to crutch.

ROMPER SUITS
A two piece set comprising of an unattached sleeved or sleeveless top and pants. The pants to have a maximum crutch waist measurement of 51 cm and the top a maximum chest measurement of 56 cm.

SHAWLS—BABIES WOVEN
Rectangular or circular baby wrap

SHIRTS
Of woven fabric comprising long or short sleeved under garments produced from woven panels or cut and sewn from woven fabric maximum chest size 61 cm

SKIRTS WITH BODICE TYPE TOPS
*51 cm length

SKIRTS WITH OR WITHOUT STRAPS ATTACHED TO WAISTBAND
Loose flowing garment attached at waist. 31 cm from top of waistband to lowest point of hem

SLEEPING BAGS—BABIES
With or without hood excluding those types falling within Chapter 94. Maximum length 76 cm

SNOW OR SKI SUITS—WITH OR WITHOUT HOOD OR FEET
Heavy one or two piece outer garment, woven suited for wear outdoors during cold weather, garments with or without print or embroidered trim, designed primarily for use as sleep suits. Maximum length 76 cm, measured from mid-shoulder to ankle.

SWIMSUITS AND BATHING TRUNKS
One or two piece swimwear for boys and girls. Size 41 cm waist-crutch-waist.

TROUSERS—SHORT
Short legged, legless or romper type trousers, suitable for outerwear, 51 cm maximum measured waist, crutch, waist

TROUSERS—FULL LENGTH
Two legged outer garment reaching from waist to ankles. Maximum length 56 cm side waist to bottom of hem. (Note where leg terminates in an elasticised ankle band or a turn-up cuff; measurement along outside of leg to bottom of elastic band or to bottom of cuff when turned down, is not to exceed 61 cm).

TUNIC SUITS—SMOCK TYPE
Woven outfit incorporating tunic or smock type top and short or full length trousers designed as a set with a maximum length of 41 cm*

*Length to be measured from point where shoulder joins neck to lowest point on the hem of the garment at the back. Turn-up is to be taken into account when determining maximum length

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🏭 Applications for Variation of Tariff Approvals (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
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