New Zealand Gazette – 1987 – No. 141

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✨ Tariff Industry Assistance Notices

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NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

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

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Part II Ref.	Appn. Ref. No.	Category of Appn.
85.23	multi-pin connectors peculiar for use with television cameras’
	REQUESTED APPROVAL
85.23.007	Television/camera cables, leads, made up lengths fitted with various multi-pin connectors	99	HO 580675F	VA
	CURRENT APPROVAL
85.23.007	VCM 12 (11 mm dia) and VCM 13 (15 mm dia) multiple cable for use with video surveillance equipment	99	HO 580418D	VA
	REQUESTED APPROVAL
85.23.049	VCM 12 (11 mm dia) and VCM 13 (15 mm dia) multiple cable	99	480826G	VA
	Cables with specialised fittings attached, when declared by an importer for use only with medical and scientific equipment
	REQUESTED APPROVAL
85.23.049	Medical and scientific equipment cables with specialised fittings attached	99	HO 480826G	VA
	CURRENT APPROVAL
85.23.049	Cord sets, a core, 125 volts/15 amps rated, PVC or rubber sheathed and complying with UL 62/498, with a 2 pin ('male') connector fitted to one end, expressly for use by a manufacturer in the production of electric heaters for 110 volts A.C (mains operation)	99	540110A	VA
	REQUESTED APPROVAL
85.23.049	Cord sets, a core, 125 volts/15 amps rated, PVC or rubber sheathed and complying with UL 62/498, with a 2 pin ('male') connector fitted to one end	99	HO 540110A	VA
	CURRENT APPROVAL
85.23.049	High voltage and temperature fibreglass covered wire (complying to L. standard 1010 subject 758) conductor - 13/0.18mm insulation - H.T. vinyl chloride (120oC 3 kV) overall diameter - 2mm, when declared: (a) by manufacturer for use by him only in making colour television receivers; or (b) by an importer for sale by him only to a manufacturer for use by him only in making colour television receivers	99	480825J	VA
	REQUESTED APPROVAL
85.23.049	High voltage and temperature fibreglass covered wire (complying to L. standard 1010 subject 758) conductor - 13/0.18mm insulation - H.T. vinyl chloride (120oC 3 kV) overall diameter - 2mm	99	HO 480825J	VA
	CURRENT APPROVAL
85.23.049	Prefabricated wiring harness systems of NZ manufacture re-imported after assembly in Australia and fitted with components (ie junction boxes and the like) for use in the reticulation of light and power in buildings	99	501544J	VA
	REQUESTED APPROVAL
85.23.049	Prefabricated wiring harness systems of NZ manufacture re-imported after assembly in Australia and fitted with components (ie junction boxes and the like)	99	HO 501544J	VA
	CURRENT APPROVAL
85.23.049	Signal cable particular for use with magnetic flow meter systems	99	500056E	VA
	REQUESTED APPROVAL
85.24.009	Magnetic flow meter system signal cable	99	HO 500056E	VA
	CURRENT APPROVAL
85.26.000	Carbon electrodes viz: Dantoss Type 52	99	520489D	VA
	Ignition electrodes solely for use in the manufacture or repair of automatic oil burners
	REQUESTED APPROVAL
85.26.000	Automatic oil burner ignition carbon electrodes	99	HO 520489D	VA
	CURRENT APPROVAL
85.26.000	Insulating fittings, when declared by a manufacturer for use by him only in making automotive wiring harnesses	99	114278L	VA
	REQUESTED APPROVAL
85.26.000	Automotive wiring harness insulating fittings	99	HO 114278L	VA
	CURRENT APPROVAL
85.26.000	Neutral, horizontal and vertical busbar supports used solely in making motor control centres	99	502088D	VA
	REQUESTED APPROVAL
85.26.000	Motor control centre neutral, horizontal and vertical busbar supports	99	HO 502088D	VA
	CURRENT APPROVAL
85.26.000	Paper separators, peculiar to use with underground cable boxes	99	560120H	VA
	REQUESTED APPROVAL
85.26.000	Underground cable box paper separators	99	HO 560120H	VA
	CURRENT APPROVAL
85.26.000	Raw insulators, peculiar to use in making spark plugs	99	114282J	VA
	REQUESTED APPROVAL
86.08.009	Spark plug raw insulators	99	HO 114282J	VA
	CURRENT APPROVAL
86.08.009	Corner castings of cast for use in making and repair of I.S.O. shipping containers	99	927662K	VA
	REQUESTED APPROVAL

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🏭 Applications Advertised for Objection under Tariff Industry Assistance (continued from previous page)

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