New Zealand Gazette – 1985 – No. 103

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✨ Tariff Industry Assistance Applications

2438 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 103

Tariff Item Description of Goods Name and Address of Applicant Part II Ref. Appn. Ref. No. *Category of Appn.

Tariff Industry Assistance (Advertisement) Notice No. 1985/7 - cont'd

Olympus Pearlcorder S201
Olympus Pearlcorder S701
Olympus Pearlcorder S702
Olympus Pearlcorder S801
Olympus Pearlcorder S802
Olympus Pearlcorder S901
Olympus Pearlcorder S902
Olympus Pearlcorder S904
Olympus Pearlcorder S910
Olympus Pearlcorder T500
Olympus Pearlcorder T600
Olympus Pearlcorder X-02
Philips 302 dictation/transcription machine
Philips 303 automatic dictation/transcription
Philips 304 automatic transcription machines
Philips dictation/transcriber, LFH 0812
Philips EL 3581
Philips EL 3582
Philips EL 3583
Philips LFH 0084
Philips LFH 0085
Philips LFH 0086
Philips LFH 0088
Philips LFH 0095
Philips LFH 0096
Philips LFH 0246
Philips LFH 0320 portable dictating machines
Philips LFH 505 transcription machine
Philips LFH 510 dictation/transcription machine
Philips LFH 0097 series
Philips LFH 0098
Philips LFH 0185 series
Philips LFH 0186
Philips LFH 0195
Philips LFH 2060
Philips pocket dictation system LFH 0595
Philips pocket memo dictating machine model LFH 0285
Philips pocket memo 295
Philips pocket memo LFH 0585 office dictating machine
Philips pocket memo LFH 0590 office dictating machine
Philips pocket memo LFH 660
Philips pocket memo LFH 895
Philips transcriber, LFH 0187/15
Rola dialog system
Sanyo mini-cassette transcription machine.
model TRC 7171
Sanyo model TRC 5750 'micro talk book'
dictating/transcribing machine
Sanyo model TRC 1200
Sanyo model TRC 2000, memorandum dictation machine
Sanyo model TRC 3000
Sanyo model TRC 3500 'mini-talk book'
Sanyo TRC 5400, portable 2-speed micro-cassette
machine
Sanyo TRC 5500, portable 2-speed micro-cassette
machine
Sanyo TRC 5700 compact micro-cassette recorder,
portable dictating/transcribing machine
Sanyo model TRC 7000 'memo-scriber' mini-cassette
Sanyo model TRC 7070 'memo-scriber' mini-cassette
transcription machine
Sanyo model TRC 8000
Sanyo TRC 1500
Sanyo TRC 2550, TRC 5030, TRC 6000, TRC 5300
Sanyo TRC 8060
Sanyo TRC 8600
Sanyo TRC 9100, TRC 9010
Sony BL-500
Sony BM 11
Sony BM-15
Sony BM 20
Sony BM 25
Sony BM 25A
Sony BM 35
Sony BM 40A and BM 45A dictation or transcribing
machine
Sony BM 46 office dictating machine
Sony BM 50A dictation/transcribing machine
Sony BM 505 micro-cassette office dictation
machine
Sony BM 550 micro-cassette office dictation machine
Sony BM 600
Sony M-101 micro-cassette-corder notetaker
Sony BM 500, BM 510, BM 520, BM 715T, BM 720, BM 750
Sony RD 6000 centralised dictation system
Sony model BM-17
Stenocord 260
Stenocord 270
Stenocord RG 500
Stenocord 370
Stenocord 390
Stenocord 78/T
Stenocord 79
Stenocord 90

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🏭 Tariff Industry Assistance Applications (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
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