New Zealand Gazette – 1984 – No. 49

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✨ Customs Tariff Amendments

29 MARCH THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 973

Notice No. 33—Amending the Statistical Requirements of the Customs Tariff of New Zealand—continued

Statistical Key

Item No.	Amendment	Code	Unit	Description
96.01.039	DELETE	11E	No.	Paint brushes
	and SUBSTITUTE	12C	No.	Artists’ brushes
	DELETE	18B
	and SUBSTITUTE	41G		Dental lathe brushes
		51D		Pipe cleaners
		59K		Other
96.06.009	DELETE	00A	No.	Wholly or principally of wire
	and SUBSTITUTE	09E	No.	Other
97.03.009	DELETE	11C
	and SUBSTITUTE	19J
		12A		Model railways and accessories (excluding control units)
		21L		Internal combustion engines for toys
		31H		Skipping ropes; balls; hoops
		41E		Toy binoculars; toy clocks; toy cameras; electric motors for toys; toy embroidery sets; toy microscopes; modelling clay (together with plastic moulds, tools, etc.); toy musical instruments; toy printing sets, consisting predominantly of letters and/or figures; toy telescopes; toy toolsets
				Other
97.04.009	DELETE	49L
	and SUBSTITUTE	81H		Dartboards, darts
		78H		Dart flights:
		82F		.Feather types
		89C		.Other
	DELETE	75C		Tenpin bowling balls and pins
	and SUBSTITUTE	96F		Coin or disc-operated machines used in cafes, funfairs, etc., for games of skill or chance
				Other
97.06.009	DELETE	98B
	and SUBSTITUTE	01G		.Bar-bells; chest expanders; dumb-bells; Indian clubs; medicine balls; punch bags, punch balls; rowing exercise apparatus; spring-boards; starting blocks; vaulting horses; wall-bars
	DELETE	03C		.Discus; javelins; putting shots; throwing hammers; vaulting poles
		81E
		85H
		91B
		95E
		99H
	and SUBSTITUTE	76J	No.	.Bobsleighs, toboggans
		77G	No.	.Tennis, football and other nets
		78E		.Clay birds and clay targets
		82C		.Bows, arrows and targets for archery
		83A		.Clay pigeon projectors;; croquet mallets; polo mallets; quoits; racquet presses; shuttlecocks; skittles
		84K	pr	.Roller skates:
		86F	pr	..Fitted with boots
		87D	pr	..Other
		88B		.Ice skates:
		92L		..Fitted with boots
		94G		..Other
		96C		.Fencing weaponry including parts
		97A		.Hockey sticks and parts thereof
		98K		.Grass skis; face masks, chest, limb, abdomen and similar protectors
		09F		.Tennis, cricket and similar ball throwing appliances
				.Other kinds
97.07.009	DELETE	11H		Decoy birds
	and SUBSTITUTE	21E		Fishing reels
		31B		Fishing rods of man-made fibres agglomerated with plastic material
		39H		Other

The above amendments are effective on 1 April 1984.
Dated at Wellington this 29th day of March 1984. P. J. McKONE, Comptroller of Customs.

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🏭 Amending the Statistical Requirements of the Customs Tariff of New Zealand (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated29 March 1984
KeywordsCustoms Tariff, Statistical Key, Amendments, Import Categories, Trade Regulations
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P. J. McKONE, Comptroller of Customs

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