New Zealand Gazette – 1987 – No. 125

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✨ Tariff Industry Assistance Applications

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NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

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Tariff Industry Assistance (Advertisement) Notice No. 1987/28—continued

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Name and Address of Applicant	Part II Ref.	Appn. Ref. No.	Category of Appn.
39.07.629	Ileo-colostomy drainage bags, disposable		33	DN 207151H	R.U.C.
39.07.629	Inflatable infants changing tables		99	DN 521970B	R.U.C.
39.07.629	Interlocking moulded floor tiles		99	DN 505017A	R.U.C.
39.07.629	Nylonic precision ground thermoplastic balls		99	DN 462120E	R.U.C.
39.07.629	Ornament and decorative piece moulds		99	DN 521992C	R.U.C.
39.07.629	Plastic balls, unpierced, sizes 3mm to 8mm, on condition the goods are for use solely in biomedical assays		99	DN 927650F	R.U.C.
39.07.629	Plastic modelling tools		99	DN 504829L	R.U.C.
39.07.629	Plastic separator nozzles and ratio caps		99	DN 503627F	R.U.C.
39.07.629	Polymeric roof top chains		99	DN 521081I	R.U.C.
39.07.629	Porous cellular ethylene vinyl acetate soap dispenser tips		99	DN 930320A	R.U.C.
39.07.629	PVC conveyor belt cleats		99	DN 561084C	R.U.C.
39.07.629	PVC valve balls, Lloyds approved, 65mm and 120mm		99	DN 931414J	R.U.C.
39.07.629	Regenerated cellulose viskrings seals		99	DN 929518G	R.U.C.
39.07.629	Resinwrap cable jointing kits		99	DN 521422L	R.U.C.
39.07.629	Rope strung ship safety ladder		99	DN 580860L	R.U.C.
39.07.629	Self illuminating safety and directional signs and lights		99	DN 540710K	R.U.C.
39.07.629	Shapes, flat, of hardened casein, for use in making buttons	33	DN 207183F	R.U.C.
39.07.629	Spectacle cases	33	DN 207182H	R.U.C.
39.07.629	Spectacle frame tags	99	DN 521691F	R.U.C.
39.07.629	Static mixing elements for liquids	99	DN 521468J	R.U.C.
39.07.629	CURRENT APPROVAL
	Turkey tender timers	3M New Zealand Ltd

PO Box 33-246
Takapuna
AUCKLAND | 99 | 540689H | VA |
| 39.07.629 | REQUESTED APPROVAL | | | | |
| | Time/temperature cooking indicators | International Sport Suppliers & Consultants
C/-Campbell McKae Holdings Ltd
PO Box 5536
DUNEDIN | 99 | AK 700218B
DN 660485E | VA
A |
| 40.13.009 | Physiological heat retainer (for sports & sports injuries) | | 99 | DN 660485E | A |
| 59.04.121 | Nylon cable braid | Doppelmayr Lifts (NZ) Ltd
C/-Independent Customs Agency Ltd
PO Box 5155
CHRISTCHURCH | 99 | CH 640757K | A |
| 60.06.001 | Rubber backed hosiery stretch lace of widths between 7cm to 11cm inclusive | Bonds NZ Ltd
C/-Banner International Ltd
PO Box 1744
WELLINGTON | 99 | WN 622368 | A |
| 73.40.089 | Welded galvanised spring steel wire retaining rings | Dawson Reed & Co Ltd
PO Box 294
CHRISTCHURCH | 99 | CH 740024B | A |
| 83.09.037 | Sealed tubular blind rivets of either stainless steel shell and stainless steel mandrel or monel shell and stainless steel mandrel | Emhart NZ Limited
PO Box 8574
AUCKLAND | 99 | AK 700161E | A |
| Chapter 84 | CURRENT APPROVAL | | | | |
| | Catalogued parts of machines may be admitted under the Part I approval, Part II duty concession or former Section 178 approval, granted in respect of the parent machine. Catalogued parts of machines which in their own right are entitled to duty free entry under Part I of the Tariff are also covered by this concession. This applies regardless of Tariff classification with the following exceptions;
(1) Parts of general use
(2) Any part which is the subject of a specific Determination of the Minister
(3) Ball, needle and roller bearings
(4) Electric motors
(5) Fans and blowers
(6) Parts of machines approved for entry under Part II concessions 20, 33, 60, 70, 80, 81
(7) Buckets, shovels and grabs
(8) Hoses with fittings attached
(9) Articles of needleloom felt
(10) Interchangeable tools, e.g., tool bits, saw blades, grinding wheels
(11) Tyres and tubes
(12) Electric accumulators
(13) Electric lamps and tubes
(14) Knives and cutting blades
(15) Engines
(16) Transmission shafts — flexible
(17) Spark plugs | Comptroller of Customs
Private Bag
WELLINGTON | 99 | 602755F | VA |
| Chapter 84 | REQUESTED APPROVAL | | | | |
| | Catalogued parts of machines may be admitted under the Part I approval, Part II duty concession or former Section 178 approval, granted in respect of the parent machine. Catalogued parts of machines which in their own right are entitled to duty free | 99 | HO 780044F | VA |

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