New Zealand Gazette – 1985 – No. 223

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✨ Tariff Industry Assistance Applications

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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.
	will only be sold in industrial and horticultural applications	LOWER HUTT
85.13.009	Belling and lee fibre optic communication system. The list of components to the system is held by the Collector of Customs Wellington	Turnbull & Jones Merchants Ltd PO Box 2195 WELLINGTON	10	WN 520936	A
85.14.001	CURRENT APPROVAL Condenser microphones		10	HO 113628D	VA
85.14.001	REQUESTED APPROVAL Catalogued professional microphones		10	HO 580671C	VA
85.19.009	Micro-computer programmable limit switch designed for use with Chisholm Boyd refractory press	Winstone Refractories Ltd C/- C D Campbell PO Box 3161 AUCKLAND 1	10	AK 502529L	A
85.19.009	CURRENT APPROVAL Miniature relays, type SSD, USD, FCD for printed circuit board mounting for use on industrial electronic equipment		10	HO 927501A	VA
85.19.009	REQUESTED APPROVAL Miniature relays, type USD, FCD for printed circuit board mounting for use on industrial electronic equipment		10	HO 580712D	VA
85.19.031	Miniature relay SSD series		10	HO 927037L	WA
85.19.049	Component parts as may be approved for use in the manufacture of lampholders to be used for electric traffic control equipment for the NIMT electrification project	Montrose Foundry Limited C/- Box 1690 AUCKLAND 1	15	AK 502443K	A
	APPROVED Bakerlite mouldings
	Lamp contacts
	Back up contacts
	''C'' contacts
85.19.071	TEC ''PM'' series programmable controllers and associated equipment	Cable-Price Corporation Limited PO Box 10042 WELLINGTON	10	WN 520904	A
85.20.019	Tungsten halogen lamps, used in the assembly of food warmer display cabinets	Moffat Appliances Ltd PO Box 10-001 CHRISTCHURCH	15	CH 540426G	A
85.21.029	CURRENT APPROVAL Ceramic resonator, for use in making electronic controls for washing machines		10	HO 927394J	VA
85.21.029	REQUESTED APPROVAL Ceramic resonators		10	HO 580673K	VA
89.01.012	1 only griffon 2500 TD hovercraft for use in tourist operations	Hover Trek (NZ) Ltd C/- N J Crisp Ltd PO Box 1377 INVERCARGILL	..	CH 540433K	A
90.08.001	Arri 35mm cine cameras, peculiar to use in cinefluorography with X-ray image intensifiers		99	DN 114561E	RUC
90.10.002	DEK107 screw exposure unit		10	DN 910228A	RUC
90.10.009	Dietzgen plan printers		99	DN 927486D	RUC
90.10.009	Documentor DK2 copying instrument		99	DN 114580A	RUC
90.10.009	Hope roll photographic paper cutters, models; 753-31 AC		99	DN 114583F	RUC
	754-21 AC		99	DN 114584D	RUC
	752-31 EC		99	DN 114585B	RUC
	751-31 MC		99	DN 114586L	RUC
90.10.029	DGE micro-processor ruling and register tables		99	DN 920709A	RUC
90.10.029	DS stripping systems		10	DN 921263K	RUC
90.10.029	Kodak colour negative translators, models 1-K, 2-K and 3, 9/92 peculiar to use in colour print processing		99	DN 201146J	RUC
90.10.029	Kodak negative re-order cutter		99	DN 204505C	RUC
90.10.029	Motion picture film printers		99	DN 114610G	RUC
90.10.029	Negative tri-cutter, model CX1000		99	DN 916748L	RUC
90.10.029	Rolima paper cutters, model 21 GPM		99	DN 204021C	RUC
90.10.029	Poster 51		99	DN 204022A	RUC
90.10.029	Rolima roll paper film cutter, mini 5		99	DN 922730L	RUC
90.10.029	Trimming or cutting appliances for photographs or films, as may be approved, viz: Automatic film cutters 5K and 12K		99	DN 202759D	RUC
	Kodak roll film/paper cutter, model 2 series		99	DN 201156F	RUC
	Kodak roll paper cutter, model 22E		99	DN 201157D	RUC
	Kodak automatic film cutter, model 4K		99	DN 201158B	RUC
	Kodak roll paper cutter, models 5RD, and 5RK		99	DN 202756K	RUC
	Kodak roll paper cutter, model 5RDK		99	DN 201150G	RUC
	Kodak master roll paper cutter, model 12RD-K		99	DN 201151E	RUC
	Kodak 2610 film cutter		99	DN 201152C	RUC
	Kodak 110 cutter tabber		99	DN 201153A	RUC
	Kodak 110 automatic tabber		99	DN 201154K	RUC
	Kodak 110 cutter mounter		99	DN 201155H	RUC
	Master roll paper cutter models		99	DN 202757H	RUC

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