New Zealand Gazette – 1985 – No. 198

Page 4713

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25 OCTOBER THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 4713

Tender No. Item Code Tariff Items Goods: Brief Description No. of $2,000 cif Units

4128 Ex 65.005 65.05.000.11K Berets; other hats and headgear, knitted or crocheted, e.g., ski hats, balaclavas 75
65.05.000.41A*

4129 Ex 65.005 65.05.000.21G Uniform hats and caps; other hats and headgear (excluding berets) made up 43
65.05.000.49G* from lace, felt or other textile fabric in the piece e.g. baseball-style caps

4130 Ex 65.005 65.06.009 Other headgear whether or not lined or trimmed e.g. bathing caps and hats, 86
motorcycle crash helmets, other safety helmets

4131 Ex 66.005 66.01.001 Umbrellas and sunshades 76
66.01.009

4132 67.005 67.04.000 Wigs, false beards, eyebrows and eyelashes of human or animal hair or of textiles 19

4133 Ex 68.005 68.02.009 Other worked monumental or building stone and articles thereof (including 289
mosaic cubes) other than goods falling within heading No. 68.01 or within
Chapter 69

4134 Ex 68.005 68.03.009* Other worked slate and articles of slate, including articles of agglomerated slate 5

4135 Ex 68.005 68.08.000 Articles of asphalt or of similar material (for example, of petroleum bitumen 21
or coal tar pitch)

4136 Ex 68.005 68.09.000 Panels, boards, tiles, blocks and similar articles of vegetable fibre, of wood fibre, 188
of straw, of wood shavings or of wood waste (including sawdust), agglomerated with cement, plaster or with other mineral binding substances

4137 68.010 68.04.011* Grinding wheels and discs; cutting-off wheels; diamond segmental “saws”: as 94
may be determined by the Minister

4138 68.012 68.04.019.01C* Diamond segmental saws, other than as may be determined by the Minister 6

4139 68.015 68.06.009.19H* Other natural or artificial abrasive powder or grain, on a base of woven fabric, 191
of paper, etc. whether or not cut to shape or sewn, or otherwise made up
(excluding strips, etc., and arbour bands, for dental use)

4140 68.020 68.07.000* Slag wool, rock wood and similar mineral wools, etc. 17

4141 Ex 68.025 68.10.001 Sheets of plastering material 1,138

4142 Ex 68.025 68.10.009 Articles of plastering material other than sheets 1,138

4143 Ex 68.025 68.11.000.11E Panels or sheets composed of pumice, concrete, being panels or sheets of a kind 990
ordinarily used in building construction

4144 Ex 68.025 68.11.000.19L Other articles of cement (including slag cements, of concrete or of artificial 2,631
stone (including granulated marble agglomerated with cement), reinforced or
not

4145 Ex 68.030 68.16.000.19J Other kinds of stone or of other mineral substances (including articles of peat) 875
not elsewhere specified or included

4146 Ex 68.030 68.14.011.09F* Other clutch facings of annular shape, whether or not holed for fixing or 5
mounting

4147 68.035 68.14.029* Other kinds of drilled friction material of Tariff Heading No. 68.14 of a type 35
suitable for brakes, clutches or the like, etc.

4148 68.035 68.16.000.11C Bricks, blocks and similar linings for use in furnaces or retorts 47

UNWORKED DRAWN OR BLOWN GLASS (INCLUDING FLASHED GLASS), IN RECTANGLES

4149 Ex 70.005 70.05.000.12H Not exceeding 2 mm in thickness; other 33
70.05.000.29B

4150 Ex 70.005 70.05.000.14D Exceeding 2 mm in thickness but not exceeding 3 mm in thickness 403

4151 Ex 70.005 70.05.000.16L Exceeding 3 mm in thickness but not exceeding 4 mm in thickness 334

4152 Ex 70.005 70.05.000.18G Exceeding 4 mm in thickness but not exceeding 6 mm in thickness 196

4153 Ex 70.010 70.07.005 Stained glass windows 20

4154 Ex 70.010 70.07.009 Other worked glass 42

4155 Ex 70.010 70.08.008.01D Safety glass consisting of toughened glass, shaped or not 46
70.08.019.01F

4156 Ex 70.020 70.09.029 Glass mirrors, unframed, framed or backed; 86

4157 Ex 70.020 70.10.021 Carboys, bottles, etc., exceeding 250 ml capacity 1,058

4158 Ex 70.020 70.10.031 Carboys, bottles, etc., exceeding 500 ml capacity 1,639

4159 Ex 70.045 70.19.009.01B All glass items of Tariff Heading 70.19, other than artificial eyes and glass grains 16
70.19.009.11K

4160 70.050 70.20.001.09B Other glass fibre (including wool) and bonded fibre fabrics 5
70.20.031

4161 70.050 70.20.089.09G* Other articles of glass fibre 1,351

4162 71.005 71.02.019* Greenstone, amozonite, bowenite, etc., other 15

4163 Ex 71.020 71.12.009.11A Jewellery and other goods of Tariff Chapter 71 incorporating greenstone, jade 164
or nephrite

4164 Ex 71.020 71.15.019.01L Articles consisting of or incorporating greenstone, jade or nephrite 39

4165 Ex 71.025 71.13.000.09F Articles of goldsmiths’ or silversmiths’ wares and parts thereof, of precious 85
metal or rolled precious metal, other than goods falling within heading
No. 71.12; other

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