New Zealand Gazette – 1986 – No. 2

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✨ Tariff Decisions

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 2

TARIFF INDUSTRY ASSISTANCE (DECISION) NOTICE NO. 1986/1
Decisions of the Minister of Customs in respect of Part I and Part II of the Customs Tariff

1 Notice is hereby given that the following decisions have been made in respect of the goods published in the Schedules to this notice.

2 SCHEDULE 3 — Limited Decisions
(a) Approvals given under Schedule 3 are restricted to the applicant for whom the approval was originally given and are not available for general use.
(b) Schedule 3 and 4 will not be published in the Consolidated List of Decisions.
It should be noted that any concession or determination can be subject to amendment or cancellation by notification in the Gazette.

3 Where the month of the start date and end date is shown the day of the start date is the first day of that month and the day of the end date is the last day of that month — eg, 3/84 to 9/86 is 1/3/84 to 30/9/86.

SCHEDULE 1
General Decisions Approved

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Rates of Duty Normal	Pref.	Part II Ref.	Ref. No.	Effective From	To
AK	25.07.000	Polestar 20GR for the use as a filler, in rubber products	Free	Free	15	502002G	10/85
WN	30.03.031	Azamun tablets	Free	Free	25	530256A	11/85
WN		Golden eye ointment	Free	Free	25	530242A	10/85
WN		Mandol	Free	Free	25	530235J	10/85
WN		Natrilix tablets 2.5 mgm	Free	Free	25	530245F	10/85
DN	30.04	Newmarket cough syrup	Free	Free	26	530301L	1/86
		Wadding, gauze, bandages and similar articles (for example dressings, adhesive plasters, poultices), impregnated or coated with pharmaceutical substances or put up in retail packings for medical or surgical purposes, when declared:	Free	Free	99	460685L	6/85
		(1) by an importer for sale by him, only to an approved end-user; or
		(2) by an importer for sale by him, only to a wholesaler who has completed a declaration under the Customs Act 1966, that the goods are for sale by him only to an approved end-user
		APPROVED:
		Hospitals
		Surgeons (including veterinary surgeons)
		Doctors
		Dentists
		Industrial Nurses
		The Order of St. John Ambulance Association
AK	32.09.001	Limitrak B6-640 electrical insulating enamel to spray on Corona discharge rolls to provide a hard insulated surface and prevent earthing	Free	Free	15	502113J	10/85
WN	32.11.000	Activ 8	Free	Free	15	520290G	4/85
AK	32.12.009	Palapreg LH repair putty photocuring reinforced polyester resin	Free	Free	15	502098G	10/85
	34.02.000	Products, as may be approved, when imported in bulk and not being soaps or containing soap;
		APPROVED:
WN		Brij 35 SP	Free	Free	15	520279F	10/85
AK		Genamin KSL (alkylpolyethoxy ammonium lactate) when imported in bulk as a cationic surfactant for the cosmetics industry	Free	Free	15	502014L	10/85
		Pannox 12, 14, 16, 17, 18, 19, 110, 111, 112, 116, 117, 119, 122, 140, 150:	Free	Free	15	502109L	10/85
		(Polyoxyethylene Nonylphenol ether) when imported in bulk as washing, penetrating, degreasing dispersing agents and as a raw material for industrial detergent for use in various industries
AK		Sandopan LFW (polyglycol ether) when imported in bulk for desizing, prescouring, boiling off, bleaching and postscouring all types of fibre	Free	Free	15	502110D	10/85
AK		Zerostat C, a cationic fatty acid condensation product when imported in bulk as an antistatic agent for synthetic fibres	Free	Free	15	502116C	10/85
AK	34.03.011	Oxygen lubricant on condition that it is used for lubrication within steel manufacturing plant	Free	Free	15	502114G	7/85
AK	38.11.029	Coopex sachets, an insecticide used in the timber industry	Free	Free	99	502152K	10/85
AK	38.11.059	Sanitised XBH, Phenyl ether when imported in bulk	Free	Free	15	502111B	10/85
WN	38.11.000	Bisol K	Free	Free	15	520907C	10/85
	38.19.079	Chemical products and preparations etc.
WN		Ceraphyl 70 and Ceraphyl 85 (Stearic Amidopropyl Dimethyl-Myristyl Acetate Ammonium Chloride) when imported in bulk as a base for shampoo conditioners	Free	Free	99	929615J	10/84
AK		Fabutit 743 when imported in bulk to prevent black reduction cores in ceramic products	Free	Free	15	501943F	10/85
AK		IBIT No. 700 when imported in bulk to be used as a corrosion inhibitor	Free	Free	15	502015J	10/85
WN		VPI 350 used to protect metal surfaces from corrosion in humid atmospheres	Free	Free	15	520883B	10/85
AK	39.02.391	Glass backed vinyl loaded with non lead fillers for use as acoustic barriers to prevent noise transmission	Free			501974F	7/85

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