New Zealand Gazette – 1985 – No. 129

Page 2959

✨ Tariff Duty Variations

9 JULY THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 2959

Tariff Industry Assistance (Advertisement) Notice No. 1985/12 - cont'd

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Name and Address of Applicant	Part II Ref.	Appn. Ref. No.	Category of Appn.
42.04.009	Moulded leather covers, peculiar to use in footwear backpart moulding machines		99	DN 200559L	RUC
42.05.009	Hat tips, being leathers of approximately semi-circular shape for use inside hats		15	DN 107873K	RUC
42.05.009	Products, when declared by a manufacturer, or by an importer that they will be sold by him only to manufacturers, for making footwear; APPROVED: Bindings of leather		15	DN 107874H	RUC
43.02.005	Sueded lamb slinkskins of New Zealand origin processed overseas	Slink Skins (NZ) Ltd

PO Box 1377
INVERCARGILL | 99 | HO 440312 | A |
| 44.05.009 | Elm timber, when declared for furniture and/or joinery manufacture | | 15 | DN 203689E | RUC |
| 44.05.009 | Maple wood, when declared by a manufacturer for use by him, only in making violins, violas and cellos | | 15 | DN 900573A | RUC |
| 44.05.009 | Sen (Acanthopanox recinifolius) | | 99 | DN 107878L | RUC |
| 44.14.000 | Ash, beech, maple and bamboo strips, peculiar for use in making squash and badminton racquet frames | | 15 | DN 203540F | RUC |
| 44.14.000 | Ash, beech and maple strips, peculiar to use in making tennis and squash racquet frames | | 15 | DN 107881L | RUC |
| 44.14.022 | Rubber pigeon rings | NZ Homing Pigeon Assoc
PO Box 68
TARADALE | 99 | HO 420617 | A |
| 44.15.001 | Wooden billets, rough sawn, but not otherwise worked, peculiar to use for making heads for golf clubs | | 15 | DN 107886A | RUC |
| 44.26.000 | Bobbins, reels, cones, cops and similar supports, peculiar to use in holding yarn during storage or processing | | 15 | DN 107889F | RUC |
| 44.28.009 | F.E.P.S. adaption and shoulder abduction ladder on condition that the goods will be for use solely by the Canterbury Hospital Board | Canterbury Hospital Board
Private Bag
CHRISTCHURCH | 99 | HO 440237F | A |
| 44.28.009 | Rod, screwed rod, and nuts, machined from sheeting which consists of thin wood veneers laminated together with phenolic resin and compressed under heat, used solely in the manufacture and repair of high tension switchgear, alternators and transformers | | 10 | DN 910508F | RUC |
| 44.28.009 | Wooden meat skewers to be used in the freezing industry | | 99 | DN 925208J | RUC |
| 48.07.141 | Tissue supported double sided tape viz: product No. 111-10 coated on both sides with long aging acrylic adhesive for use where long aging or stain free characteristics are required | Sellotape Products (NZ) Ltd
PO Box 2484
AUCKLAND 1 | 99 | AK 401424D | A |
| 48.07.151 | Melamine, polyester, and urethane coated papers, printed or unprinted for use in the lamination of building materials | Hoechst New Zealand Ltd
PO Box 62
AUCKLAND | -- | AK 480806B | A |
| 48.07.151 | Paper reels or sheets, with a impermeable layer of polyethylene, for use in the surface protection of benches etc in laboratories | National Dairy Assoc of NZ Ltd
PO Box 1001
AUCKLAND | -- | HO 480807L | CA |
| 48.15.029 | Ethylene oxide indicator tape on condition it is for use solely in indicating sterility of hospital goods being sterilised in ethylene oxide gas sterilisers | J Mercer and Sons Ltd
PO Box 6020
CHRISTCHURCH | 99 | 480157B | VA |
| 48.15.029 | Ethylene oxide or steam indicator and monitor tape on condition it is for use solely in indicating sterility of hospital goods being sterilised in ethylene oxide gas or steam sterilisers | | 99 | CH 440222H | VA |
| 48.16.001 | Cardboard liners surface coated with oxygenated hot wax used to prevent sticking to frozen fish blocks | Talisys Fisheries Ltd
PO Box 5
MOTUEKA | 99 | HO 420676 | A |
| 49.08.000 | Letraset colour print lettering | | | DN 108228A | RUC |
| 49.08.000 | Letraset action transfer lettering | | | DN 108229K | RUC |
| 49.08.000 | Letraset instant symbols | | | DN 108231A | RUC |
| 49.08.000 | Letraset technigraph | | | DN 108232K | RUC |
| 49.08.000 | Pretype instant lettering | | | DN 205535D | RUC |
| 51.01.003 | Dralon "T" acrylic sewing threads, when declared; (1) by a manufacturer for use by him, only in making filter cloths, sleeves, bags, industrial felts, press cloths and protective clothing ; or (2) by an importer for sale by him, only to a manufacturer for use by him, only in making filter cloths, sleeves, bags, industrial felts, press cloths and protective clothing | | 99 | DN 205528H | RUC |

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🏭 Applications for Tariff Duty Variations (continued from previous page)

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Dated2 August 1985
KeywordsTariff, Duty Variations, Applications, Manufacturing, Chemicals, Plastics, Medical Supplies

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