New Zealand Gazette – 1986 – No. 27

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✨ Industry Development Tenders

922 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 27

Tender No. Item Code Tariff Items Goods: Brief Description No. of $2,000 cif Units No. of Units a Tenderer May Bid for
4520 69.036 69.11.002.01H Cooking utensils and tableware of porcelain or china or other kinds of pottery, having a c.i.f. value less than $3.40 per kg 133 6
69.11.002.11E
Ex 69.11.012.01C
69.11.012.21H
69.11.012.41B
Ex 69.11.012.51K
69.11.022.01J
Ex 69.11.022.11F
69.12.001.11B
Ex 69.12.001.21K
Ex 69.12.011.32L
69.12.011.42H
Ex 69.12.011.57F
Ex 69.12.011.58D
69.12.021.11C
69.12.021.21L

69.038 Ex 69.11.002.11E Cooking utensils and tableware of porcelain or china or other kinds of pottery, having a c.i.f. value of $3.40 per kg or more (other than exempt goods)
Ex 69.11.012.01C
Ex 69.11.012.11L
Ex 69.11.012.31E
Ex 69.11.022.11F
Ex 69.12.001.21K
Ex 69.12.011.32L
Ex 69.12.011.37A
Ex 69.12.011.49E
Ex 69.12.011.58D
Ex 69.12.021.21L

4521 Ex 69.040 69.13.000.02G Replica of flora and fauna 20 20
4522 Ex 69.040 69.11.032 to 69.11.049 Ornaments and other articles 161 161
69.12.031
69.12.039
69.13.001.11F
69.13.001.18C
Ex 69.13.009.11G
69.13.009.19B
Ex 69.14.001.01B
69.14.001.19E
Ex 69.14.009.01C
Ex 69.14.009.19F

4523 Ex 85.057 85.19.011.11G Ceramic fuses 25 25
85.19.011.19B

4524 Ex 85.057 85.19.049 Ceramic lamp holders other than for use on motor vehicles 6 6

4525 Ex 85.084 85.26.000.11B Insulating fittings etc. of ceramic material 10 10

4526 Ex 85.084 85.26.009.19H Insulating fittings etc., other 1 1

4527 Ex 85.081 85.25.000.12G Ceramic insulators 23 23

4528 Ex 85.081 85.25.000.18F Other insulation 1 1

4529 Ex 85.081 85.25.000.02K Glass insulators 5 5

GLASSWARE INDUSTRY PLAN
(Second of 2 Rounds in year 3 of the Glassware Plan)

Tender No. Item Code Tariff Items Goods: Brief Description No. of $2,000 cif Units No. of Units a Tenderer May Bid for
4530 Ex 70.020 70.10.001 Carboys, bottles and jars not exceeding 250 ml capacity 110 15
4531 70.025 70.13.041 Drinking glasses (excluding exempt glasses) 118 6
70.13.051
4532 70.040 70.14.001 Electric lighting glassware 50 6
4533

BY AUTHORITY: V. R. WARD, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND—1986

Price 80c 50088J—86PT

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🏭 Ceramic Industry Development Plan—Second Allocation (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsCeramic Industry, Industry Development Plan, Tenders, Refractory Cements, Bricks, Tiles, Pipes, Pavers, Filter Elements, Sinks

🏭 Glassware Industry Plan Tenders

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsGlassware Industry, Industry Development Plan, Tenders, Carboys, Bottles, Jars, Drinking Glasses, Electric Lighting Glassware

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