New Zealand Gazette – 1986 – No. 137

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✨ Tariff Industry Assistance Notices

2 SEPTEMBER

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

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Tariff Industry Assistance (Advertisement) Notice No. 1986/33—continued

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Part II Ref. No.	Name and Address of Applicant	Appln. Cat. of Apprn.
73.14.000	REQUESTED APPROVAL. White annealed stitching wire, 0.5mm (28 s.w.g.) diameter	99	HO 1092596	VA
73.21.000	Temporary bridging – comprising of: Panels, Pins, Chord frames, Brace frames	99	John C Smith (Contractors) Ltd 56 Percival Street RANGIORA	CH 640037L
73.29.019	Malleable iron, swivel, crate conveyor chain	99	Paykel Engineering Ltd PO Box 5046 AUCKLAND	AK 600746F
73.40.089	Energy absorbing corrugated unit of galvanised iron construction	99	Kidd Garret Limited 147 Hobson Street AUCKLAND	AK 600767J
78.10.011	Collapsible aluminium tubes when supported by written evidence from Impact Manufacturing Ltd of Lower Hutt, that they are unable to supply CURRENT APPROVAL	99	Comptroller of Customs Private Bag WELLINGTON	HO 680130H
82.02.028	Hacksaw, butchers' hand saw circular, not exceeding 305mm in diameter, bandsaw and strip, for wood sawing OTHER KINDS: EXCLUDING: (a) Part II Duty Free Concessions approved under Tariff item.
(b) Circular saw blades (1) tungsten carbide tipped (2) solid tooth from 305mm (12in) to 610mm (24in) diameter, designed for cutting timber Gang saw blades for wood sawing High carbon steel bandsaw blade (excluding high speed steel solid and high speed steel welded edge, and tungsten carbide tipped and tungsten carbide coated and titanium carbide tipped) for cutting meat, bone, metal and wood in (i) Hard edge flexible back; or (ii) Hard edge tempered (i.e. toughened) back types, in any length, and of the following dimensions: (a) in widths between 6.35mm and 31.75mm inclusive; and (b) with pitches between 3 and 32 teeth per 25.4mm, excluding scalloped teeth Jigsaw blades EXCLUDING: Blades over 80mm in total length; Lugged typed blades; Tungsten carbide coated and tipped blades High speed, hollow ground side clearance types or ground tooth form types	99	561334F	VA
82.02.028	REQUESTED APPROVAL Hacksaw, butchers' hand saw circular, not exceeding 305mm in diameter, bandsaw and strip, for wood sawing OTHER KINDS: EXCLUDING: (a) Part II Duty Free Concessions approved under Tariff item.
(b) Circular saw blades (1) tungsten carbide tipped (2) solid tooth from 305mm (12in) to 610mm (24in) diameter, designed for cutting timber Gang saw blades for wood sawing High carbon steel bandsaw blade (excluding high speed steel solid and high speed steel welded edge, and tungsten carbide tipped and tungsten carbide coated and titanium carbide tipped) for cutting meat, bone, metal and wood in (i) Hard edge flexible back; or (ii) Hard edge tempered (i.e. toughened) back types, in any length, and of the following dimensions: (a) in widths between 6.35mm and 31.75mm inclusive; and (b) with pitches between 3 and 32 teeth per 25.4mm, excluding scalloped teeth Jigsaw blades EXCLUDING: Blades over 80mm in total length; Lugged typed blades; Tungsten carbide coated and tipped blades High speed, hollow ground side clearance types or ground tooth form types	99	505549	VA
83.06.001	Pewterware	99	Comptroller of Customs Private Bag WELLINGTON	HO 680192R

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