New Zealand Gazette – 1986 – No. 100

Page 2775

✨ Import Control Exemptions

1 JULY
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
2775

FIRST SCHEDULE—continued
EXEMPTIONS CREATED—continued

Tariff Item
64.01.032.03F
64.01.032.21D
64.02.001
64.02.009
64.02.011.01F
64.02.012.01B
64.02.018.03G
to
64.02.018.07K
64.02.018.21L
64.02.018.41K
64.02.018.51G
to
64.02.018.59B
64.02.019.71H
64.02.019.91B
64.03.001
64.03.011.02H
64.03.011.12E
64.03.011.21D
64.03.012.02D
64.03.012.21L
64.03.012.31H
64.04.001
64.04.007.02D
64.04.007.11C
64.04.009.02G
64.04.009.11F
64.01.031.18H
64.01.032.18D
64.01.037.21F
64.01.039.21J
64.02.018.32H
64.02.019.31J
64.02.019.81J
64.02.023.69C
64.02.029.19E
64.02.029.69A
64.04.005
64.04.018.12C
64.04.018.51D
64.04.019.12K
64.04.019.51L
68.02.005
Ex 68.04.005.09H
68.06.011
Ex 68.11.000.19L
68.14.001
68.14.009
68.14.021
69.06.000
Ex 69.07.002
Ex 69.08.002
Ex 69.07.019.01A
69.13.002
69.13.011
69.13.005.05G
69.13.019.05H
69.14.002.02G
69.14.011.02F
69.14.002.09D
69.14.011.09C
Ex 70.07.009
70.10.001
70.18.001
70.18.009
Ex 70.19.005.02C
Ex 70.19.005.09H
70.19.011
70.20.091
70.21.011
71.12.005

Classes of Goods

Ski boots

Handles for cutlery
Grinding wheels and discs; cutting off wheels: as may be approved by the Minister of Customs
Dental strips, bands and discs
Pipes, roofing tiles, ridging and finials
Undrilled friction material (segments, discs, washers, strip, sheets, plates, rolls and the like) of a kind suitable for brakes, for clutches or the like, with a basis of asbestos, other mineral substances or of cellulose, whether or not combined with textile or other materials
Piping, conduits and guttering
Mosaic tiles of a thickness not exceeding 8 mm, the largest surface area of which is capable of being enclosed in a square the side of which is less than 7 cm, whether or not rectangular, in sets or otherwise
Unglazed pressed tile biscuit for use in glazing
Beads, not mounted, set or strung; ornaments for footwear
Ceramic artificial flowers, leaves and sprays
Handles for cutlery
Parts of lamps, gas fires and stoves
Engraved glass
Carboys, bottles, jars, pots, tubular containers and similar containers of a kind commonly used for the conveyance or packing of goods as may be approved by the Minister of Customs
Optical glass and elements of optical glass, other than optically worked elements; blanks for corrective spectacle lenses
Beads, other than imitation pearls, not mounted, set or strung
Patient identification beads
Ornaments on declaration for footwear manufacture
Glass fibre rope and fabricated articles
Floats for fish nets; moulds specially suited for moulding artificial plastic materials; handles for cutlery
Cigarette, cigar, tobacco and tobacco pipe cases and parts thereof, of precious metal or rolled precious metal

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