New Zealand Gazette – 1986 – No. 125

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✨ Tariff Industry Assistance Notices

12 AUGUST

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

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Tariff Industry Assistance (Advertisement) Notice No. 1986/30—continued

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Name and Address of Applicant	Part II Ref.	Appn. No.	*Category of Apprn.

artificial limbs

44.05.009
CURRENT APPROVAL
Rough sawn maple wood ripped to 3.2cm x 7.3cm, on condition that the wood will be used solely in the manufacture of ten pin bowling alleys

99 209851C VA

44.05.009
REQUESTED APPROVAL
Rough sawn maple sawn ripped to 3.2cm x 7.3cm

99 HO 209851C VA

44.05.009
CURRENT APPROVAL
Timber, sawn or rent into strips, but otherwise unworked, on condition it is used only for making bends or frames, for tennis, badminton and similar racquets

99 461565E VA

44.05.009
REQUESTED APPROVAL
Racquet bends or frame timber sawn or rent into strips

99 HO 461565E VA

44.05.009
CURRENT APPROVAL
Willow clefts or billets, peculiar to use in making cricket bats

99 461564G VA

44.05.009
REQUESTED APPROVAL
Cricket bat willow clefts or billets

99 HO 461564G VA

44.14.000
CURRENT APPROVAL
Dyed veneer, 0.6 mm thick, for pressing on to Custonwood, chipboard and substitutes solely used in furniture manufacture

99 540253A VA

44.14.000
REQUESTED APPROVAL
Dyed veneer, 0.6mm thick

99 HO 540253A VA

44.14.000
CURRENT APPROVAL
Roughsawn maple 915mm x 50mm x 3mm, commonly used for making archery bows

99 107883G VA

44.14.000
REQUESTED APPROVAL
Roughsawn maple 915mm x 50mm x 3mm

99 HO 107883G VA

44.14.000
CURRENT APPROVAL
Veneer, rotary cut, when declared by a manufacturer for use by him, only in making doors, plywood and building board

99 107884E VA

44.14.000
REQUESTED APPROVAL
Veneer, rotary cut

99 HO 107884E VA

44.15.001
CURRENT APPROVAL
Plywood of 3 mm thickness on condition it is solely for overlaying with decorative printed or surface laquered papers for use in the caravan, boat building or coach building industries

99 HO 480501B WA

44.15.001nREQUESTED APPROVAL
Plywood, up to 4mm in thickness, on condition it is used solely for overlaying with dialypt/laminate paper, and for use in the caravan industries, boatbuilding and coach building

99 HO 561036C WA

44.15.001
CURRENT APPROVAL
White Meranti Indonesian plywood for use solely in the manufacture of folding leg tables

99 540120J VA

44.15.001
REQUESTED APPROVAL
White Meranti Indonesian plywood

99 HO 540120F VA

44.15.009
CURRENT APPROVAL
Dyed veneer laminated to 18 mm thick, for use solely in the manufacture of furniture

99 540252C VA

44.15.009
REQUESTED APPROVAL
Dyed veneer laminated to 18 mm thick

99 HO 540252C VA

44.26.000
CURRENT APPROVAL
Bobbins, reels, cones, cops and similar supports, peculiar to use in holding yarn during storage or processing

99 107889F VA

44.26.000
REQUESTED APPROVAL
Yarn holding bobbins, reels, cones, cops

99 HO 107889F VA

44.27.000
CURRENT APPROVAL
Applicator sticks, peculiar to use as surgical swab applicators or for taking swabs for laboratory examinations, 125mm or more in length

99 107891H VA

44.27.000
REQUESTED APPROVAL
Surgical swab applicator sticks, 125mm or more in length

99 HO 107891H VA

44.28.012
CURRENT APPROVAL
Braillette board consisting of a wooden box with holes drilled in the base board into which metal pegs are inserted to make braille characters solely for use by the blind

50 501509L VA

44.28.012
REQUESTED APPROVAL
Braillette board consisting of a wooden box with holes drilled in the base board into which metal pegs are inserted to make braille characters

50 HO 501509L VA

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