New Zealand Gazette – 1987 – No. 141

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✨ Tariff Industry Assistance Applications

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Tariff Industry Assistance (Advertisement) Notice No. 1987/31—continued

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Name and Address of Applicant	Part II Ref.	Appn. Ref. No.	Category of Appn.
85.22.039	Personal R.F transmitter and tape recorder detectors	Fort Knox Electronic Security NZ Ltd C/-Ex-Trade Associates Ltd PO Box 37-469 Parnell AUCKLAND	99	AK 700461D	A
85.22.039	CURRENT APPROVAL Restorer/analyzer, model B + K CRT467, used solely in checking and testing television tubes		99	910471C	VA
85.22.039	REQUESTED APPROVAL Television tube restorer/analysers		99	HO 910471C	VA
85.22.039	CURRENT APPROVAL Senelco sensor, when declared for use in making alarm systems		99	202465K	VA
85.22.039	REQUESTED APPROVAL Senelco sensors		99	HO 202465K	VA
85.22.039	CURRENT APPROVAL Tape noise reduction systems for professional use as may be approved: APPROVED: Dolby model 372 Dolby 360 series Dolby SP series multi-track noise reduction unit Two channel Dolby noise reduction modules DBX		99	931851J	VA
85.22.039	REQUESTED APPROVAL Tape noise reduction systems as may be approved; APPROVED: Dolby model 372 Dolby 360 series Dolby SP series multi-track noise reduction unit Two channel Dolby noise reduction modules DBX		99	HO 931851J	VA
85.22.039	CURRENT APPROVAL Ultraviolet bactericidal lamps for killing airborne bacteria, commonly used in Hospital theatres, laboratories, and other areas where sterile air is required		99	114184J	VA
85.22.039	REQUESTED APPROVAL Ultraviolet bactericidal lamps		99	HO 114184J	VA
85.22.039	Video distribution amplifiers, when imported: (1) by a school, college or university for use by that school, college or university and not for resale; or (2) by an importer on condition that they are being imported for sale only to schools, colleges or universities and that they will remain the property of the school, college or university and will not be sold or otherwise disposed of without payment of the duty otherwise payable under the Customs Tariff		99	HO 209799A	WA
85.22.039	Video home production consoles, distribution amplifiers, vision mixers, and dubbing distributors, when imported: (1) by a school, college or university for use by that school, college or university and not for resale; or (2) by an importer, on condition that they are being imported for sale only to schools, colleges, or universities and that they will remain the property of the school, college or university and will not be sold or otherwise disposed of without payment of the duty otherwise payable under the Customs Tariff		99	HO 209805K	WA
85.22.039	Video special effects generator designed for use with video production equipment when imported: (1) by a school, college or university for use by that school, college or university and not for resale; or (2) by an importer, when declared that they are being imported for sale only to schools, colleges or universities, and that they will remain the property of the school, college or university and will not be sold or otherwise disposed of without payment of duty otherwise payable under the Customs Tariff		99	HO 206651D	WA
85.22.039	CURRENT APPROVAL Wavetek tubular and LC filters wavetek ultramin, TM series RF and microwave filters, when declared by a manufacturer for use by him only in making RF (radio frequency) communication and microwave transmitter and receivers		99	916765L	VA
85.22.039	REQUESTED APPROVAL Wavetek tubular and LC filters wavetek ultramin, TM series RF and microwave filters		99	HO 916765L	VA
85.22.039	CURRENT APPROVAL Westward brand, X-static ionizer solely for use in industrial processes		99	440136A	VA
85.22.039	REQUESTED APPROVAL Westward brand Xstatic ionizer		99	HO 440136A	VA
85.23	CURRENT APPROVAL ‘Cables, leads, made up lengths fitted with various		99	580675F	VA

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