New Zealand Gazette – 1985 – No. 24

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✨ Tariff Notices

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 24

Tariff Notice No. 1985/290—Applications for Variation of Approval—continued

Appn. No.	Tariff Item No.	Goods	Rates of Duty	Part II Ref.	Concession Code	Effective From	To*
	113174F	Plugs or terminals Potentiometers Resistors Studs Switch Levers Transistors Transistor Holder	Normal	Pref.		113168A	7/78
			7/78	7/78	113169K	7/78	9/85
				7/78	113170C	7/78	9/85
				7/78	113171A	7/78	9/85
				7/78	113172K	7/78	9/85
				7/78	113173H	7/78	9/85
			7/78	9/85
1634	Chapter 85	Transformers REQUESTED APPROVAL: Articles and materials as may be approved when declared by a manufacturer for use by him only in making or repairing hearing aid appliances:- APPROVED: Cable Electric Chokes Condensors Cover plugs Ear pieces or receiver Listening coils Plugs or terminals Potentiometers Resistors Studs Switch levers Transistors Transistor holder Transformer Microphone	Free	Free	15	113175D	7/78

WN 1634

CURRENT APPROVAL:

85.01.001)
85.01.019) Submersible motors on condition that they will be used solely in a submersible application, Types: Aturia costernaro Valerio Frankfin Grundfos Hitachi Jung Little Giant Myers Pioneer Stafte

Free | Free | 10 | 209821A | 5/84 | 12/87 |

WN 1632

85.01.001)
85.01.019) REQUESTED APPROVAL: Submersible motors on condition that they will be used solely in a submersible application

CURRENT APPROVAL:
85.04.001 SAFT permanently sealed lead acid accumulators

Free | | 10 | 924224E | 4/83 | 3/87 |

WN 1615

85.04.001 REQUESTED APPROVAL: Permanently sealed lead acid accumulators

CURRENT APPROVAL:
85.19.009 Brown Boveri triple pole switch/switch fuse disconnector type NAL peculiar to use for indoor installation 12kV, 17.5kV, 24kV rated for 400A, 630A and 1250A

Free | Free | 10 | 202464A | 4/80 | 6/85 |

WN 1636

85.19.009 REQUESTED APPROVAL: Brown Boveri triple pole switch/switch fuse disconnector type NAL peculiar to use for indoor installation 12kV, 17.5kV, 24kV, 36kV rated for 400A, 630A, 1250A, and 1550A

CURRENT APPROVALS:
85.19.011 Miniature glass encapsulated fuses - 85.19.011 Miniature and sub miniature fuse links of glass and ceramics, when declared by a manufacturer for use by him only in making radio and television equipment

Free | Free | 10 | 200822L | 11/79 | 3/85 |
Free | Free | 15 | 113945C | 10/79 | 9/86 |

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🏭 Applications for Variation of Approval for Tariff Items (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsTariff, Customs, Duty, Import, Concession, Approval, Electrical Components, Transformers, Submersible Motors, Accumulators, Switches, Fuses

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