New Zealand Gazette – 1986 – No. 18

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✨ Tender Results

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 18

No. of $2,000 c.i.f. Units

Tender No.	Item Code	Tariff Items	Goods: Brief Description
4347	Ex 84.885	84.61.029.27D	Globe, stop, piston, angle, radiator and needle valves
4348	Ex 84.885	84.61.029.31B	Hydraulic or flow control valves
4349D	Ex 84.885	84.61.029.37A	Pressure control and regulating valves
4350D	Ex 84.885	84.61.029.41K	Quick release couplings
4351D	Ex 84.885	84.61.029.47I	Solenoid valves
4352	Ex 84.885	84.61.029.53C	Taps, cocks and valves for use as water plumbing fittings
4353D	Ex 84.885	84.61.029.06A, 84.61.029.08H, 84.61.029.23A, 84.61.029.31J, 84.61.029.35E, 84.61.029.43F, 84.61.029.45B, 84.61.029.51G, 84.61.029.55K, 84.61.029.59B	Air relief valves; anti-vacuum valves or vacuum breakers; diaphragm valves; pinch valves; plug cocks and valves; refrigeration valves; relief and safety valves; steam traps; thermostatic and thermoscopic mixing valves; other taps, cocks and valves
4354	Ex 84.890	84.63.011.01A	Bearing housings
4355	Ex 84.890	84.63.011 (excluding 84.63.011.01A), 84.63.021 (for motor vehicles)	Other transmission equipment (excluding bearing housings, bearings and bushes)
4356	84.920	84.65.005*	Ships' propellers
4357	84.925	84.65.009	Wheels less than 300 mm diameter
4358D	Ex 85.006	85.01.021	Transformers having a rated input voltage exceeding 240 volts; as may be determined by the Minister
4359	Ex 85.006	85.01.041*	Battery chargers
4360	Ex 85.009	85.01.049*	Other electrical goods of Tariff Heading No. 85.01
4361	85.012	85.03.011, 85.03.012, 85.03.019	Primary cells and primary batteries; other than as may be approved by the Minister
4362	Ex 85.018	85.06.001*	Food mixers and processors
4363	Ex 85.018	85.06.009.09A*	Vacuum cleaners
4364	Ex 85.018	85.06.009.22, 85.06.009.41E, 85.06.009.78D, 85.06.009.89K	Room fans, rangehoods, other appliances and parts of Tariff Item 85.06.009
4365	Ex 85.027	85.11.001	Hand soldering irons
4366D	Ex 85.030	85.01.009.01F	Industrial and laboratory electric furnaces and ovens etc.
4367	G820	85.11.009.11C to 85.11.009.79B	Welding, brazing machines etc. (other than exempt goods)
4368D	Ex 85.033	85.12.011.05G, 85.12.011.09K	Domestic stoves and ranges (excluding microwave ovens) and parts
4369	Ex 85.033	85.12.019	Electric instantaneous or storage water heaters and immersion heaters, electric heating resistors other than those of carbon; other electro-thermic domestic appliances; parts of Tariff Item 85.12.019 Space heating apparatus, smoothing irons and hair dressing appliances
4370	Ex 85.057	85.19.009.01E to 85.19.009.21K, 85.19.009.51A to 85.19.009.69D, 85.19.009.79A	Apparatus for making and breaking electrical circuits (other than starters for electric motors, relays and contactors and switches for pressures not exceeding 25 volts)
4371	Ex 85.057	85.19.011.01K, 85.19.011.02K, 85.19.021.01E, 85.19.021.19H, 85.19.031.09F	Apparatus for the protection of electrical circuits (other than miniature circuit breakers, fuses of ceramic material and exempt goods)
4372	Ex 85.057	85.19.049, 85.19.051, 85.19.059	Apparatus for making connections to or in electrical circuits (other than ceramic lampholders and exempt goods)
4373	Ex 85.057	85.19.079.02A, 85.19.079.11L, 85.19.079.29C	Resistors, wire wound types, 5 watts and above; potentiometers and rheostats, wire wound types, 25 watts and above; other kinds of electrical apparatus for making and breaking circuits etc. of Tariff Heading 85.19
4374	Ex 85.058	85.19.001	Starters for electric motors
4375	Ex 85.058	85.19.009.71F	Relays and contactors
4376D	Ex 85.058	85.19.031.01L	Miniature circuit breakers
4377	85.066	Ex 85.20.001.18D	Incandescent filament lamps 6 volts and over and 5 to 500 watts inclusive: viz. standard pear or similar shaped including mushroom (G.L.S.), 25 to 40 watts inclusive round, spherical, lustre in the diameter range of 43-47 mm or equivalent; 25 to 40 watts inclusive candle in the diameter range 32-38 mm or equivalent; 15 watts, 110-260 volts, pygmy/pilot lamps; clear; inside frosted or silica coated, internal or external coloured lamps (other than lamps peculiar to use on motor vehicles and parts of electric filament lamps and electric discharge lamps and infra-red lamps); rough service lamps

| No. of $
2,000 c.i.f. Units |
|----------------------|
| 111 |
| 74 |
| 130 |
| 110 |
| 77 |
| 936 |
| 421 |
| 33 |
| 110 |
| 15 |
| 27 |
| 1346 |
| 75 |
| 469 |
| 432 |
| 76 |
| 379 |
| 148 |
| 12 |
| 300 |
| 511 |
| 2730 |
| 838 |
| 334 |
| 106 |
| 205 |
| 9 |
| 249 |
| 56 |
| 135 |
| 716 |

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