New Zealand Gazette – 1986 – No. 57

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✨ Tariff Industry Assistance Notices

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
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Tariff Industry Assistance (Advertisement) Notice No. 1986/14—continued

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Name and Address of Applicant	Part II Ref.	Appn. Ref. No.	Category of Appn.
76.03.011	Aluminium alloy steel
76.06.000	Tubes, aluminium
76.07.000	Pipe fittings, aluminium
82.03.009	Spanners and wrenches
83.02.009	Door handles and catches
83.02.009	'DZUS' fasteners
83.02.009	Hinges
83.07.021	Lamps
83.08.000	Conduit, flexible
83.09.011	Buckles
83.09.031	Blind rivets
84.06)	Engines, and parts thereof
84.10	Pumps, fuel and hydraulic
84.11	Fans and blowers, compressors, air and vacuum pumps
84.17.000	Propellor de-icing systems
84.18.031	Filters, air
84.18.039	Filters, oil and fuel
84.21.001	Fire-extinguishers
84.21.029	Helicopter spray systems
84.22.009	Cargo hooks, peculiar to helicopters
84.46	Gaskets
84.59.059	Air-conditioning units
84.59.059	Air dehumidifiers, and cartridges therefor
84.61	Valves
84.82.000	Ball bearings, roller bearings, and needle bearings
84.63.001	Crankshafts and camshafts
84.63.029	Bearings and bushings plain
84.63.029	Pulleys, aluminium alloy, fibre or laminated textile impregnated with synthetic resin
84.65	Nipples
84.65.009	Mechanical seals
85.01	Electric motors and generators
85.01.029	Coil cans
85.01.031	Transformers
85.01.049	Alternators, chokes and coils, ignition exciters, inverters, rectifiers
85.01.049	Generator propellors
85.03.001	Batteries
85.04.001	Accumulators
85.08.001	Ignition coils
85.08.001	Sparking plugs
85.08.021	Generators
85.08.031	Aircraft jet igniters
85.08.039	Parts of goods of Heading 85.08
85.12.009	Electrical water-heaters
85.13.009	Earphones
85.14.001	Telex intercom system
85.14.022	Audio frequency amplifiers
85.15.111	Aerials and Antennae
85.15.059	radar apparatus, radio remote-control apparatus, radio telegraphic and radio telephonic apparatus
85.15.129	Radio navigational aid apparatus
85.15.241	Aerials and antennae
85.15.249	Radar apparatus, radio remote-control apparatus, radio telegraphic and radio telephonic apparatus
85.17.000	Visual omni-range and instrument landing systems and V.H.F. emergency crash locators
85.17.000	Fire alarm systems
85.17.000	Lift detectors and lights, anti-collision
85.17.000	Turbine overtemperature warning systems
85.17.000	Warning systems
85.18	Condensers
85.19	Switches
85.19.009	Circuit breakers and relays
85.19.025	Fuses and fuseholders
85.19.049	Lampholders
85.19.055	Connectors, sockets and plugs

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