New Zealand Gazette – 1987 – No. 100

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✨ Trade Exemptions List

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 100

FIRST SCHEDULE—continued

EXEMPTIONS Created—continued

Tariff Item	Classes of Goods
84.45.000.01L	Machine-tools for working metal or metal carbides, not being machines falling within Tariff Heading 84.49 or 84.50 (excluding drilling or boring machines, other than as may be approved by the Minister of Customs)
to
84.45.000.31B
Ex 84.45.000.35E
84.45.000.41K
to
84.45.000.99A
Ex 84.47.000.01H	Machine-tools for working wood, cork, bone, ebonite (vulcanite), hard artificial plastic or other hard carving materials, other than machines falling within Tariff Heading 84.49 (other than drilling or boring machines, other than as may be approved by the Minister of Customs; and machine tools for working wood (other than sawmilling equipment), other than may be approved by the Minister of Customs)
Ex 84.47.000.31K
Ex 84.47.000.39E
84.50.000	Gas-operated welding, brazing, cutting and surface tempering appliances
84.56.001	Machinery for sorting, screening, separating, washing, crushing, grinding, mixing earth, stone, ores or other mineral substances, in solid form; machinery for agglomerating, moulding mineral fuels, ceramic paste, unhardened cements, plastering materials or other mineral products in powder or paste form; machines for forming foundry moulds of sand
84.58.000	Automatic vending machines, not being games of skill or chance
84.59.001	Machines and mechanical appliances, having individual functions, falling within any other heading of Tariff Heading 84.59 (other than carpet sweepers and parts thereof)
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84.59.059.05L
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84.59.059.99J
84.61.000.01	Taps, cocks, valves and similar appliances, for pipes, boiler shells, tanks, vats and the like, including pressure reducing valves and thermostatically controlled valves (excluding the following valves other than as may be approved by the Minister of Customs: ball or spherical plug valves, gate valves, taps, cocks and valves for use as water plumbing fittings; check valves; globe, stop, piston, angle, radiator and needle valves)
to
84.61.039.59H
84.65.005	Ships' propellers
85.01.022	Transformers having a rated input voltage exceeding 240 volts
Ex 85.06.019.19D	Coffee grinders with self-contained electric motors
85.11.019.01A	Electric furnaces, ovens and induction or dielectric heating equipment, and parts thereof
Ex 85.12.029.99G	Electric storage heaters
85.12.017	Electric toasters; crockpots; toaster sandwichmakers
85.1.2027	Domestic stoves and ranges (other than microwave ovens) and parts
85.19.011.01K	Fuses (other than ceramic) having a rated capacity not exceeding 800 amperes for use in circuits not exceeding 660 volts
85.19.022	Other fuses
85.19.031	Other apparatus for the protection of electrical circuits
85.19.041	Lampholders
85.19.049	Sockets, and plugs, thereof; wire and cable connectors and the like
85.19.052	Other apparatus for making connections to or in electrical circuits
85.19.059.01K	Electric filament lamps and electric discharge lamps including infra-red and ultra-violet, sodium vapour discharge and mercury vapour discharge, bulbs or tubes [OTHER THAN: incandescent filament lamps 6 volts and over and 5 to 500 watts inclusive; viz: standard pear or similar shaped including mushroom (GLS), 25 to 40 watt inclusive round, spherical, lustre in the diameter range of 43–47 mm or equivalent; 25 to 40 watt inclusive candle in the diameter range 32–38 mm or equivalent; 15 watt, 110–260 volt, pygmy/pilot lamps; clear, inside frosted or silica coated, internal or external coloured lamps (other than lamps peculiar to use on motor vehicles or parts of electric filament lamps and electric discharge lamps and infra-red lamps); rough service lamps; fluorescent tubes in nominal lengths of 585 to 1500 mm inclusive, within the range of 16 to 80 watt inclusive with bi-pin or bayonet caps in the colour temperature range 2700°K–6500°K; neon tubes other than neon indicating bulbs)]; arc lamps; lamps peculiar to use on motor vehicles; parts of electric filament lamps and electric discharge lamps
85.23.007	Wire and cables insulated only with lacquer or enamel (not fitted with connectors); mineral insulated, metal sheathed wire and cable with conductors of aluminium or copper
85.23.031	Communications cables, power cables and other insulated electric wire, cable, bars, strip and the like, whether or not fitted with connectors
85.24.005	Carbon brushes, arc-lamp carbons, battery carbons, carbon electrodes and other carbon articles of a kind used for electrical purposes
85.24.009
86.07.000	Railway and tramway goods vans, goods wagons and trucks
86.08.009	Containers specially designed and equipped for carriage by one or more modes of transport
87.01.029	Other tractors
Ex 87.06.121.55D	Truck trailer automatic couplings
87.06.199
87.06.172	Parts for tractors of Tariff Item 87.01.129
87.14.001	Other vehicles, not mechanically propelled
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87.14.019
90.10.021	Screens for projectors

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