New Zealand Gazette – 1985 – No. 223

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✨ Tariff Industry Assistance Applications

5462 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 223

Tariff Industry Assistance (Advertisement) Notice No. 1985/33—continued

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Name and Address of Applicant	Part II Ref.	Appn. Ref. No.	Category of Appn.
84.47.001 DETER’N	Circular saw benches, hand-feed including builders’ treadle saw benches, with blade diameter not exceeding 360mm

Cut-off saws, pendulum type with motor not exceeding 3.75kW (5 hp) and with blade diameter not exceeding 500mm (20in)
Docking saws
Dovetailing machines with single spindle and manual feed
Drill presses, wall mounting, radial type not exceeding 22.2mm capacity in mild steel
Horizontal dowel boring machines, not exceeding 25mm capacity in mild steel
Log cut-off swing saws
Post peelers
Precision veneer trimming saws
Radial arm saws, overhead crosscut saws, and trenching machines with a blade diameter not exceeding 360mm
Splitting saws
Tenoning machines, single spindle
Veneer presses manually operated, single daylight, for cold pressing
Vertical breakdown saws
Wood debarking machines, Rosser head not exceeding 1425mm (56in) diameter and ring type not exceeding 1020mm (40in) diameter
REQUESTED DETERMINATION
Woodworking machinery:
Automatic firewood saws
Bandsaws with throat capacity not exceeding 535mm (21in)
Brest benches
Circular breakdown saws
Circular saw benches, hand-feed including builders’ treadle saw benches, with blade diameter not exceeding 360mm
Cut-off saws, pendulum type with motor not exceeding 3.75kW (5 hp) and with blade diameter not exceeding 500mm (20in)
Docking saws
Dovetailing machines with single spindle and manual feed
Drill presses, wall mounting, radial type not exceeding 22.2mm capacity in mild steel
Horizontal dowel boring machines, not exceeding 25mm capacity in mild steel
Log cut-off swing saws
Post peelers
Precision veneer trimming saws
Radial arm saws, overhead crosscut saws, and trenching machines with a blade diameter not exceeding 360mm
Splitting saws
Tenoning machines, single spindle
Veneer presses manually operated, single daylight, for cold pressing
Vertical breakdown saws
Wood debarking machines, Rosser head not exceeding 1425mm (56in) diameter and ring type not exceeding 1020mm (40in) diameter | | .. | HO 502037K | VD |
| 84.47.009 | Cut tosize system | Northern Pulp Ltd
PO Box 1744
WELLINGTON | 10 | HO 580709D | A |
| 84.47.009 | Flaking machine | Northern Pulp Ltd
PO Box 1744
WELLINGTON | 10 | HO 580705A | A |
| 84.47.009 | Standing line | Northern Pulp Ltd
PO Box 1744
WELLINGTON | 10 | HO 580708F | A |
| 84.49.009 | CURRENT APPROVAL
Partner cutting machines, models K1200 K650 for cutting material such as concrete and steel | Electrolux Ltd
PO Box 1336
AUCKLAND | 10 | 931501C | VA |
| 34.02.000 | REQUESTED APPROVAL
Partner cutting machines, models K500, K650 and K1200 for cutting material such as concrete and steel | | 10 | WN 520994 | VA |
| 84.56.009 | Component parts as may be approved for use in the manufacture of laboratory ring grinders
APPROVED | Rocklabs
PO Box 18-142
AUCKLAND 6 | 10 | AK 502537A | A |

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