New Zealand Gazette – 1985 – No. 196

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✨ Tariff Industry Assistance Notices

22 OCTOBER
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
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Tariff Industry Assistance (Advertisement) Notice No. 1985/27—continued

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Name and Address of Applicant	Part II Ref.	Appn. Ref. No.	*Category of Appn.
84.21.029	Well made’ airless spray gun		10	DN 929386J	RUC
84.22.001	Milk bottle and milk crate conveyor parts		.15	DN 201930C	RUC
84.22.009	Additive metering blender viz: ‘Sinar brand model FDM 10, 20, 40, 70 and 5E		10	DN 928072D	RUC
84.22.009	Automatic container feeds, with or without accumulators, peculiar to use with tablet counting machines		10	DN 927404 K	RUC
84.22.009	Barko brand, pedestal mounted electric scrap handling cranes		10	DN 926768 K	RUC
84.22.009	Barko hydraulic loader, for log stacking and hauling		10	DN 111740J	RUC
84.22.009	Blowmatic plastics conveying system, for conveying plastic components after moulding		10	DN 922697E	RUC
84.22.009	Carco logging winches, models E30SG F50PS G80PS J120PS		10	DN 201125F DN 201126D DN 201127B DN 201128L DN 922585E	RUC RUC RUC RUC RUC
84.22.009	Caterpillar haul-off, for continuous pulling of pipes from plastic extruder	Elevators Pty Limited PO Box 1037 AUCKLAND	10	AK 501633 K	A
84.22.009	Component parts as ay be approved for the manufacture of lifts		10
APPROVED: List of approved components available from the Collector of Customs, Auckland
84.22.009	Conveyor belt system manufactured by EA Broekema BV of Holland to be used in the manufacture of tomato harvesters	C & D Witters PO Box 191 GISBORNE	10	AK 501858H	A
84.22.009	Distance spacer, for use in equalising distance between goods at the inlet of equipment such as loading machines		10	DN 927227F	RUC
84.22.009	Donation skyhook, portable mechanical, lifting mechanism, peculiar for use in lifting chucks, workpieces, dies, etc in the engineering industry		10	DN 202626A	RUC
84.22.009	Elevated ladders for fire appliances		99	DN 200139L	RUC
84.22.009	Forged steel crane track wheels with treads hardened to a hardness of 60-63 rockwell C		10	DN 922272D	RUC
84.22.009	Gauze stretcher, for stretching and holding mesh for screen printing		10	DN 922586C	RUC
84.22.009	Greer 90 degree and 180 degree fabric belt turns with knife edge trimmer		10	DN 923252E	RUC
84.22.009	Hiah cranes, peculiar for use on ships, models: 1165 ALTW-S 1165ANW-S		10	DN 200140D DN 200141B	RUC RUC
84.22.009	Hiah truck crane, models; 1870		10	DN 111784L	RUC
84.22.009	Hiah valman crane, model 20070		10	DN 111785J	RUC
84.22.009	Hoist drum rotation indicators, peculiar to use as safety devices on cranes		10	DN 111787E	RUC
84.22.009	Iberciso’ power blocks when declared for use only on seine net fishing vessels		10	DN 111792A	RUC
84.22.009	Jack pusher 150 tonnes		10	DN 925975 K	RUC
84.22.009	‘Kuriss’ brand laying, cutting and air transfer table for garment manufacture		10	DN 927733B	RUC
84.22.009	Linco’ poultry processing machines, viz: Automatic foot unloader		10	DN 111801D	RUC
84.22.009	Loaders, shovel type (with shovels having a cubic capacity exceeding 2m³), peculiar for use in tunnelling and mining operations		10	DN 20G343A	RUC
84.22.009	Loading station machines, peculiar to making two-piece shirt collars		10	DN 925587H	RUC
84.22.009	Manipulators for spray guns, electronically controlled, viz: Kobe’ Tralifa Robot		10	DN 111807C	RUC
84.22.009	Martonmair air hoist for capacities over 25kg		10	DN 923916C	RUC
84.22.009	Mekaniska brand, cheese trolley lifter, of stainless steel construction		10	DN 927183F	RUC
84.22.009	Model 19 take away conveyor attachment, for use with Townsend skinners		10	DN 922699A	RUC
84.22.009	Nitchi rachet lever hoist		10	DN 927229B	RUC
84.22.009	Nylon conveyor chain curve, for 0°-180° (minimum radius 500mm) complete with galvanised adjustable support frame and drive pulleys		10	DN 927491L	RUC
84.22.009	One man drum lift, for use in loading and unloading drums of lubricants storage of drums 3 high and controlled pouring and decanting during lubricant blending		10	DN 926455J	RUC
84.22.009	Oving Brug rails		10	DN 910266D	RUC
84.22.009	Panter model 70 mobile car lifter, (mobile hydraulic jack) capacity 2000 kg		10	DN 917291C	RUC
84.22.009	Poultry processing machine, viz: Stork overhead conveyor system		10	DN 920243 K	RUC
84.22.009	Rigid cable hoists		10	DN 111820L	RUC
84.22.009	Rank Xerox automatic document feed unit, viz: model 7000 D.F., peculiar to use with Rank Xerox copying machines		10

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