New Zealand Gazette – 1986 – No. 144

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✨ Tariff Industry Assistance Decision Notice

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Tariff Industry Assistance (Decision) Notice No. 1986/35—continued

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Rates of Duty Normal	Pref.	Part II Ref.	Ref. No.	Effective From To
34.02.000	Magnus 8500
34.03	Synthetic jet oils
34.03.001	Grease; aeroshell; 7, 15A, 16, 17, 22 S4768, S7108
34.03.001	Synthetic grease and oil lubricants
35.06.000	Liquid cement
38.18.000	varnishes and lacquers
Chapter 39	Piping, tubing, sleeving, hose or hoses
39.02	Vinyl interior trim, fireproofed
39.07.539	Aircraft protective tape Y9265
39.07.629	Washers
39.07.629	Plastic locknuts
39.07.629	Tyrap eyes
40.08.032)	Extrusions, peculiar to use in cowls and baffles
40.09.031)	Hose or tubing
40.09.039)
40.14.022	Grommets, seals, retainers, engine packings, gaskets, washers and O-rings
40.10.019	Generator belts
40.14.039	Balance patches for tyres
45.04.011	plywood
48.21.029	Gaskets
49.08.009	Decals
51.04.009)	Woven fabrics
55.09.013)
59.08.	Fabric predoped
59.17.039	Filter cloths, and mechanical packings
62.05.017	Seat belts
68.14.021	Brake linings
70.08.009	Drilled brake linings
70.20.071	Windshields for use on aircraft and spare and replacement parts
70.20.081	fabric
70.20.099	neoprene or silicone impregnated fibreglass ducting
Section XV	Bolts: Chain belting; clips and circlips; Ferrules; hinges; hose clips or couplings; nuts; pins; Plugs, blanking and Drain; rivets; screws; Springs; studs; terminals other than electric thimbles; turnbuckles; washers
73.12.019	Steel strip
73.15.099	Steel sheet
73.15.149	Stainless steel locking wire
73.18.009	tubes
73.25	Cables, control
73.37.000	Air-conditioning heaters
73.40.089	Shackles and swivels
73.40.089	Jigs, dies, patterns and templates of base metal
74.03.021	Extrusions, bronze alloy
74.08.000	Fittings, brass
74.10.009	Bonding (Copper-braided earth-straps)
74.11.019	Gauze, cloth, grill, netting, fencing, reinforcing fabric and similiar materials (including endless bands) of copper wire
76.02.001	Bars and Rods, Aluminium alloy
76.02.009	Extrusions, aluminium alloy
76.03.001	Aluminium sheet
76.03.017	Aluminium alloy steel
76.06.000	Tubes, aluminium
76.07.000	Pipe fittings, aluminium
82.03.009	Spanners and wrenches
83.02.015	Door handles and catches
83.02.015	''DZUS'' fasteners
83.02.015	Hinges
83.07.021	Lamps
83.08.009	Conduit, flexible
83.09.011	Buckles
83.09.037	Blind rivets
83.14.009	Luminous exit signs
84.06)	Engines, and parts therof
84.10	Pumps, fuel and hydraulic
84.11	Fans and blowers, compressors, air and vacuum pumps

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🏭 Tariff Industry Assistance Decision Notice No. 1986/35 (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated16 September 1986
KeywordsTariff, Industry Assistance, Decisions, Customs, Trade, Duty Rates, Schedules

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