New Zealand Gazette – 1987 – No. 132

Page 3810

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 132

LICENCE UNITS AS ADVERTISED IN THE SUPPLEMENT TO THE
NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE NO. 47
TENDERS CLOSED 27 APRIL 1987

Tender No. Item Code Tariff Items Goods: Brief Description No. of $2,000 cif Units
5703 G88 Ex 39.07.311
Ex 39.07.331
Ex 39.07.332
Ex 42.03.019.01C
Ex 43.03.011
Ex 43.04.011
60.02.000.01E
Ex 60.06.012
Ex 60.06.021
61.10.001.11G Work gloves, mittens and mitts, of any material, excluding plastic gloves when unlined 42

5704 G882 Ex 39.07.311
Ex 39.07.331
Ex 39.07.332
42.03.011.11K
Ex 42.03.019.01C
Ex 43.03.011
Ex 43.04.011
Ex 60.02.000.09L
Ex 60.06.012
Ex 60.06.021
61.10.001.02H Ski and motor cycle gloves, mittens and mitts, of any material, excluding plastic gloves when unlined 76

5705 G883 Ex 39.07.311
Ex 39.07.331
Ex 39.07.332 Unlined plastic gloves, mitts and mittens 31

5706 G884 40.13.001.01L
40.13.002.01G Gloves of unhardened vulcanised rubber, of a type suitable for industrial, scientific or similar use 22

5707 G885 40.13.001.09F
40.13.002.09B Gloves of unhardened vulcanised rubber, suitable for purposes (including household) other than industrial, scientific or similar use 18

FLOUR—FIRST ALLOCATION

Tender No. Item Code Tariff Items Goods: Brief Description No. of $2,000 cif Units
5708 11.008 11.01.001.01C Cereal flours of wheat or of meslin with added mineral phosphates, vitamins or baking powder 9,000

11.018 11.01.029.01E
11.02.001.01G Cereal flours of wheat or of meslin (other kinds)
Groats, meal and pellets of wheat

The following tenders replace No. 5269 and 5419 which were withdrawn from Round 43.

Tender No. Item Code Tariff Items Goods: Brief Description No. of $2,000 cif Units
5709 18.06.000.21L Chocolate pieces (creams, liqueurs, assortments and the like) not exceeding 15 g; in retail packs of 2 kg or less 843

5710 G813 84.22.005
84.22.019.11C
84.22.019.15F
84.22.019.19J
84.22.019.32F
Ex 84.22.019.37G
84.22.019.45H
to
84.22.019.69E
84.22.019.91A
Ex 84.22.019.99G Jacks, lifts and other materials handling equipment and parts (other than exempt goods; automatic garage door openers, self opening door mechanisms and those goods specified elsewhere) 658

5711 25.010 Ex 25.01.021
Ex 25.01.029 ROCK SALT (Previously Tendered Round 30)
Rock salt (other than in lumps, having a diameter greater than 50 mm) 200

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