New Zealand Gazette – 1986 – No. 157

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✨ Tariff Industry Assistance Notices

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 157

Tariff Industry Assistance (Advertisement) Notice No. 1966/38—continued

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Name and Address of Applicant	Part II Ref.
76.06.000	REQUESTED APPROVAL
Roll formed aluminium spacing seamed tube, of sizes approximately 6mm, 9mm and 12mm	99	HO 461464L	VA
76.06.000	CURRENT APPROVAL
Tubes 104-80mm in diameter on condition that they are for use in conveying flour and flour products in a flour mill	99	931114K	VA
76.07.000	REQUESTED APPROVAL
Tubes 104-80mm in diameter	99	HO 931114K	VA
76.07.000	CURRENT APPROVAL
Aluminium talurit ferrules, code sizes 0-6 and 31-60 peculiar to use in mechanically splicing of wire rope	99	922129J	VA
76.07.000	REQUESTED APPROVAL
Aluminium talurit ferrules, code sizes 0-6 and 31-60	99	930168C	VA
76.08.000	CURRENT APPROVAL
Compression couplings containing static electricity conducting strips, plus fittings, for preventing static electricity build up in bulk material conveying systems	99	HO 930168C	VA
76.08.000	REQUESTED APPROVAL
Single extrusion 5.9436 metre lengths x 0.24765 metres depth, of aluminium bottom rails for refrigerated containers to ABS classification standards, for trailmobile containers as per their drawing No 901-A715-1, aluminium alloy No 6016-T6 and 6mm thick	99	91C306G	VA
76.09.000	CURRENT APPROVAL
Refrigerated container, trailmobile container bottom rails, aluminium alloy No 6016-T6 and 6mm thick, single extrusion 5.94356 metre lengths x 0.24765 metres depth	99	HO 910306G	VA
76.10.011	REQUESTED APPROVAL
Empty collapsible tubes of aluminium 57mm, when declared by a manufacturer for use by him only in making duplicating inks	99	110049B	VA
76.10.011	CURRENT APPROVAL
Empty collapsible tubes of aluminium 57mm	99	HO 110049B	VA
76.10.021	REQUESTED APPROVAL
Aluminium bottles, 1 litre capacity complete with tamper proof stoppers	99	520893K	VA
76.10.021	CURRENT APPROVAL
Aluminium bottles, 1 litre capacity complete with tamper proof stoppers for the packaging of a slow burning solid fuel	99	HO 520893K	VA
76.10.023	REQUESTED APPROVAL
Aluminium bottles and aluminium foil lids	99	HO 420673J	VA
76.10.023	CURRENT APPROVAL
Aluminium bottles, 2.5 litre capacity complete with tamper proof stoppers for packaging of dangerous goods	99	520889A	VA
76.15.000	REQUESTED APPROVAL
Egg poaching rings on condition they are used solely by the blind	50	210547A	VA
76.10.029	CURRENT APPROVAL
Egg poaching rings	99	HO 210547A	VA
76.10.029	REQUESTED APPROVAL
Aluminium bottles of approximately 22.5 litre capacity	99	927263B	VA
76.16.041	CURRENT APPROVAL
Marine ports and prisms for use in the construction of pleasure craft	99	928320L	VA
76.16.041	REQUESTED APPROVAL
Marine ports and prisms	99	HO 928320L	VA
76.16.059	CURRENT APPROVAL
Aluminium bands, peculiar to use in making hot water bottles	99	460987F	VA
76.16.059	REQUESTED APPROVAL
Hot water bottle bands	99	HO 460987F	VA

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