New Zealand Gazette – 1986 – No. 183

Page 4912

✨ Import Licence Tender Details

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 183

Tender No. Item Code Tariff Items Goods: Brief Description No. of $2,000 c.i.f. Units

5332 Ex 48.072 Ex 48.07.127 Unprinted wrapping paper, other than as may be approved by the Minister of Customs 10

5333 Ex 48.078 48.14.000.11C
48.14.000.21L
48.14.000.31H
48.14.000.39C Writing blocks, letter cards and plain postcards, etc. of Tariff Item 48.14.000 except envelopes 303

5334 48.080 48.11.000.01E Wallpaper 1574

5335 Ex 48.083 48.18.001 Oiled paper and drawing paper, in blocks, for artists 5

5336 Ex 48.083 48.18.009.31K Exercise books 218

5337 Ex 48.083 48.18.009.01H Plastic covered loose leaf type ring binders 87

5338 Ex 48.083 48.18.009.19L
48.18.009.61A Binders (loose leaf type) other than plastic covered; file covers 178

5339 Ex 48.083 48.18.009.51D Diaries and engagement books 141

5340 Ex 48.083 48.18.009.09C Plastic covered loose leaf binders other than ring type 14

5341 Ex 48.083 48.18.009.71J Ledger account books and registers 38

5342 Ex 48.083 48.18.009.91C Albums, address and note books 95

5343 Ex 48.083 48.18.009.99J Other stationery of paper or paperboard 5

5344 49.009 49.08.009 Brochures, leaflets or similar printed matter 324

5345 Ex 49.015 49.09.000.09J Other transfers (decalcomanias) other than automotive decalcomanias 40

5346 Ex 49.015 49.10.000 Christmas and other picture greeting cards 431

5347 Ex 49.015 49.11.001.01D Calendars of any kind, of paper or paperboard, including calendar blocks 330

5348 Ex 49.015 49.11.031.01E
49.11.031.19H Greeting and other printed cards, whether or not finished 145

5349 Ex 49.015 49.11.059 Trade catalogues, price lists, and colour cards, other kinds: circulars, programmes, etc. 216

5350 Ex 49.015 Other printed matter 298

5351 53.010 Ex 53.05.000.01A Wooltops 1750

5352 Ex 65.005 65.05.000.11K
65.05.000.49G Berets; other hats and headgear, knitted or crocheted, e.g., ski hats, balaclavas 82

5353 Ex 65.005 65.06.009.01C
Ex 65.06.009.11L
Ex 65.06.009.19F Uniform hats and caps; other hats and headgear (excluding berets) made up from lace, felt or other textile fabric in the piece e.g. baseball-style caps 33

5354 Ex 65.005 66.01.001
66.01.009 Other headgear whether or not lined or trimmed e.g., bathing caps and hats, motorcycle crash helmets, other safety helmets 145

5355 Ex 66.005 Umbrellas and sunshades 113

5356 67.005 67.04.000.01C
67.04.000.19F Wigs, false beards, eyebrows and eyelashes of human or animal hair or of textiles 36

5357 Ex 68.005 68.02.019 Other worked monumental or building stone and articles thereof (including mosaic cubes) other than goods falling within heading No. 68.01) or within Chapter 69 407

5358 68.010 Ex 68.04.005.09H
Ex 68.04.005.01B Grinding wheels and discs; cutting-off wheels; diamond segmental “saws” other than as may be approved by the Minister of Customs 169

5359 68.012 Ex 68.04.005.01B Diamond segmental saws, as may be approved by the Minister of Customs 14

5360 68.015 68.06.015 Other natural or artificial abrasive powder or grain, on a base of woven fabric, of paper, etc. whether or not cut to shape or sewn, or otherwise made up 372

5361 68.020 68.07.000 Slag wool, rock wool and similar mineral wools, etc. 29

5362 Ex 68.030 68.14.019 Other clutch facings of annular shape, whether or not holed for fixing or mounting 9

5363 Ex 68.030 68.14.029 Other kinds of drilled friction material of Tariff Heading No. 68.14 of a type suitable for brakes, clutches or the like, etc. 59

5364 Ex 70.010 Ex 70.07.009 Other worked glass 54

5365 Ex 70.010 70.08.008.01D
70.08.019.01F Safety glass consisting of toughened glass, shaped or not 97

5366 Ex 70.010 70.09.029 Glass mirrors, unframed, framed or backed; 155

5367 Ex 70.045 70.19.011 Other glass ornaments and small-wares, etc. 23

5368 71.005 71.02.019 Greenstone, amonzonite, bowenite, etc., other 17

5369 Ex 71.020 Ex 71.12.011.02G Jewellery and other goods of Tariff Chapter 71 incorporating greenstone, jade or nephrite 263

5370 Ex 71.030 Ex 71.16.019.29D Other kinds of imitation jewellery 1001

5371 Ex 71.030 71.16.019.11A Imitation jewellery in a form suitable for sale without further processing other than incorporating natural clays fired after shaping 2027

5372 Ex 73.010 73.15.022 Wire rod of high carbon or alloy steel 327

5373 Ex 73.010 Ex 73.10.009.01A
Ex 73.10.009.11J
73.10.009.31C
73.10.009.61E Flat bars and rods, viz: 24 mm to less than 110 mm in width by 5 mm to less than 13 mm in thickness 8313

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