New Zealand Gazette – 1984 – No. 49

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✨ Customs Tariff Amendments

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 49

Notice No. 34—Amending the Statistical Requirements of the Customs Tariff of New Zealand—continued

Item No.	Amendment	Code	Unit	Statistical Key	Description
64.02.022	DELETE and SUBSTITUTE	01H	pr	Sports shoes:	..Size 2–4½:
		09C	pr		..Functional types
		02F	pr		..Running shoes
		05L	pr		..Other
		08E	pr		..Other:
		11E	pr		..Functional types
		15H	pr		..Running shoes
		19L	pr		..Other
		21B	pr		..Other:
		29H	pr		..Men’s and boys’:
			pr		....Size 2–5½
			pr		....Other
		31K	pr		..Women’s and girls’:
		39E	pr		....Size 2–4½
		01D	pr		....Other
64.02.023	DELETE and SUBSTITUTE	11A	pr	Having leather or composition leather uppers:	..Sports shoes:
		21J	pr		....Size 2–4½:
		31F	pr		....Functional types
		02B	pr		....Running shoes
		03L	pr		....Other
		05G	pr		....Other:
		06E	pr		....Functional types
		07C	pr		....Running shoes
		09K	pr		....Other
		12K	pr		..Thong type:
		15D	pr		....Size 2–4½
		19G	pr		....Other
		22G	pr		..Ski boots
		23E	pr		..Industrial safety toe types:
			pr		....Size 2–4½
			pr		....Other:
		25A	pr		....Men’s and boys’:
		26K	pr		......Size 2–5½:
			pr		......Containing woolskin
			pr		......Other:
		27H	pr		....Women’s and girls’:
		29D	pr		......Size 2–4½:
			pr		......Containing woolskin
			pr		......Other:
		32D	pr		..Sports shoes:
		38C	pr		....Size 2–4½:
			pr		....Functional types
			pr		....Running shoes
			pr		....Other
			pr		....Other:
		41C	pr		....Functional types
		49J	pr		....Running shoes
			pr		....Other
		51L	pr		....Other:
		53G	pr		....Thong type:
		55C	pr		......Size 2–4½
			pr		......Other
		56A	pr		....Ski boots
		57K	pr		..Industrial safety toe types:
		59F	pr		....Size 2–4½
			pr		....Other:
		61H	pr		....Men’s and boys’:
		65L	pr		......Size 2–5½:
		69C	pr		......Containing woolskin
			pr		......Other:
		71E	pr		....Women’s and girls’:
		73A	pr		......Size 2–4½:
			pr		......Containing woolskin
			pr		......Other:
		75H	pr		..Sports shoes:
		76F	pr		....Size 2–4½:
			pr		....Functional types
			pr		....Running shoes
			pr		....Other
			pr		....Other:
		77D	pr		....Functional types
		79H	pr		....Running shoes
			pr		....Other
			pr		....Other:
		81B	pr		....Containing woolskin
		89H	pr		....Other:
			pr		......Size 2–4½:
			pr		......Containing woolskin
			pr		......Other:
		91K	pr		....Other:
		99E	pr		......Containing woolskin
			pr		......Other

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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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