New Zealand Gazette – 1985 – No. 13

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TARIFF DECISION LIST No. 744—continued
APPROVALS—continued

Port	Tariff Item No.	Goods	Rates of Duty	Part II Ref.	Concession Code	Effective
			Normal	Pref.		From
HO	87.02.049)	Motor vehicles, built not less than 12 years or more than 30 years from the date of importation, when imported by or on behalf of an approved vehicle museum and subject to the compliance of a declaration by a responsible officer of the approved museum that the vehicle will be used by them only for any of the following purposes:	Free	Free	99	210322C
	87.03.009)	(a) For display as museum exhibits
	87.09.000)	(b) For restoration and subsequent display
		(c) For display and use at, or in connection with exhibitions, rallies, or similar gatherings relating specifically to the arms and activities of the approved museum
HO	87.04	Bus chassis, unassembled in accordance with the determinations of the Minister, on condition it is solely for use in making omnibuses, as defined by the Passenger Service Vehicle Construction Regulations 1978, and that the assembled vehicles will be registered as omnibuses	16.25	Aul 6.25	15	210307K
				Can 6.25
				UK 6.25
HO	87.04.021)	Chassis fitted with engines, for the motor vehicles falling within Heading No. 87.01, 87.02 or 87.03, other than for electrically propelled vehicles and excluding those of a kind commonly used with:		Aul 5	33	210328B
	87.04.031)	(a) tractors for articulated vehicles, being tractors that are designed for operation solely or principally on the highway; or		Aul Free	33	210326L
	87.04.039)	(b) vehicles of 87.02 other than air-cushioned vehicles or assembled convertible road/rail motor coaches
HO	87.05	Bodies (including cabs), for the motor vehicles falling within Heading No. 87.01, 87.02 or 87.03 excluding those of a kind commonly used with:		Aul 5	33	210325H
		(a) tractors for articulated vehicles, being tractors that are designed for operation solely or principally on the highway; or		Aul Free	33	210326F
		(b) vehicles of 87.02 other than air-cushioned vehicles or assembled convertible road/rail motor coaches
HO	87.06.131	Radiators excluding those of a kind commonly used with:		Aul 5	33	210309F
		(a) tractors for articulated vehicles, being tractors that are designed for operation solely or principally on the highway; or		Aul Free	33	210310K
		(b) vehicles of 87.02 other than air-cushioned vehicles or assembled convertible road/rail motor coaches
HO	87.06.141	Heaters excluding those of a kind commonly used with:		Aul 5	33	210317G
		(a) tractors for articulated vehicles, being tractors that are designed for operation solely or principally on the highway; or		Aul Free	33	210318E
		(b) vehicles of 87.02 other than air-cushioned vehicles or assembled convertible road/rail motor coaches
HO	87.06.151	Mufflers excluding those of a kind commonly used with:		Aul 5	33	210302I
		(a) tractors for articulated vehicles, being tractors that are designed for operation solely or principally on the highway; or		Aul Free	33	210303G
		(b) vehicles of 87.02 other than air-cushioned vehicles or assembled convertible road/rail motor coaches
HO	87.06.161	Cups and sealing kits, designed to retain hydraulic brake fluid	Free	Free	99	210330D
HO	87.06.161	Parts and accessories wholly or principally of unhardened vulcanised rubber or artificial plastic materials excluding those of a kind commonly used with:		Aul 5	33	210305C
		(a) tractors for articulated vehicles, being tractors that are designed for operation solely or principally on the highway; or		Aul Free	33	210306A
		(b) vehicles of 87.02 other than air-cushioned vehicles or assembled convertible road/rail motor coaches
HO	89.05.001.	Life rafts, inflatable, emergency, approved by British Department of Trade or Marine Division of N Z Ministry of Transport and made of neoprene/rubber or rubber/nylon, or polyurethane/rubber, whether or not complete with emergency packs	Free		..	210284G
HO	Chapter 89	Parts for the service and repair of emergency life rafts, regardless of classification, as may be approved	Free		..	210281B
		NOTE: Goods admitted under this concession must be entered under the substantive tariff items
		APPROVED:
	21.07.018	Food packs	Free	Free	99	209896C
	28.58.000	Tinned distilled water
	39.02.341)	Plastic sealing tape
	39.02.349)	Repair kits, patches, plugs, leak stoppers
	40.14.049	Liferaft valves
	41.28.002	Base boards
	48.19.000	Labels
	58.05.020	Webbing for cradle
	59.04.021)	Cordage
	59.04.023)	Water pockets
	62.05.039	Liferaft containers of fibreglass
	70.20.089	Hydrostatic release units, deck cradles, automatic release hooks
	73.40.069	Shackles, strap assemblies, Stenhouse slips
	83.06.009	Heliographs

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