New Zealand Gazette – 1985 – No. 6

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✨ Tariff Notices

162 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 6

Tariff Notice No. 1984/272—Applications for Variation of Approval—continued

Port	Appn. No.	Tariff Item No.	Goods	Rates of Duty	Part II Ref.	Con- cession Code	Effective
				Normal	Pref.		From

Cotton sisal buffs
Cotton sisal flapwheels
String wheel mops
Ventilated mops

73.40.069
CURRENT APPROVAL:
Split links type DLG 18 and 19 andDLS 18, 19, 20, 21 and 22 of stainless steel, for use on large fishing nets to enable quick disconnection

WN 1344 73.40.069
REQUESTED APPROVAL:
Split links type DLG 18 and 19 and DLS 13, 18, 19, 20, 21 and 22 of stainless steel, for use on large fishing nets to enable quick disconnection

82.05.001 PhillipsPunches Free Free 99 109725D 7/78 6/86
82.05.001 Phillips punches and struck slot machines Free Free 99 110170G 1/79 6/86
82.05.001 Pozidriv punches Free Free 99 920139E 7/82 9/85

AK
REQUESTED APPROVAL:
Recess drive punches, ejector and punch pins

84.45.009
CURRENT APPROVAL:
Kitamura numerically controlled vertical milling and boring machine. Models: V500, V600, V700, V800.

WN 1397 84.45.009
REQUESTED APPROVAL:
Kitamura CNC series vertical milling and boring machines

84.59.059
CURRENT APPROVAL:
Belt fastening, lacing or skiving machines for transmission elevator or conveyor belts, including joining presses belt squares, cutters

AK 30782 84.59.059
REQUESTED APPROVAL:
Belt fastening, lacing or skiving machine for transmission elevator or conveyor belts, including joining presses belt squares, cutters.
And associated belt cleaning products.
VIZ—Belt scrapers and ploughs with replaceable wire/polyurethane brush units

84.63.029
CURRENT APPROVAL:
Gear reducers, when declared by a manufacturer for use in the making, or as spare parts of Marley Cooling Towers

AK 84.63.029
REQUESTED APPROVAL:
Gear reducers, when declared by a manufacturer for use in the making, or as spare parts of Cooling Towers

85.04.001
CURRENT APPROVAL:
Hard rubber or plastic cell boxes 157 mm to 161 mm wide, not less than 533 mm high and hard rubber or plastic covers for the above

AK 30869 85.04.001
REQUESTED APPROVAL:
Hard rubber or plastic cell boxes 157 mm to 161 mm wide, not less than 300 mm high and hard rubber or plastic covers for the above including parts of cover assemblies (i.e. vent plugs gaskets, floats, rings, collars)

90.24.011
CURRENT APPROVAL:
Tescom gas and fluid regulators Free
26,1500, 26,1600, 28,3100, 44,1000, 44,1100,
44,1300, 44,2060, 44,2200, 44,2400, 44,2600,
44,3400, 54,2000, 26,2300, 26,2900, 26,3200,
44,2300, 26,1700, 44,3000, 70,1000, 30,1100,
30,1200/1300, H1500A

REQUESTED APPROVAL:

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