New Zealand Gazette – 1987 – No. 230

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✨ Import Control Exemption Notice

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 230

FIRST SCHEDULE - Exemptions Created (Continued)

Tariff Item	Classes of Goods
Ex 6116.92.00.09B	motorcycle or ski
Ex 6116.93.00.09G
Ex 6116.99.00.09D
6117.80.01
6117.80.11
Ex 6117.80.19	All goods of this tariff item on declaration by a manufacturer that they will be used by the manufacturer only in the manufacture and repair of sleddary, or on declaration by an importer that they will be sold only to manufacturers for use in the manufacture and repair of sleddary

Ex 6209.10.01 to Ex 6209.90.09 | Napkins; Infants’ bibs in the piece longitudinally hemmed on one or both sides as to represent three or more articles and requiring fabrication additional to cutting; infants’ garments as specified:

Bodices: close-fitting buttoned undergarment without sleeves, worn from neck to waist, size not exceeding 56cm chest (buttoned)

Babies breechette sets: comprising, jacket, jumper or cardigan, with or without attached hood, and overall. The latter being a garment with a knitted body and legs with or without closed feet and having maximum measurement of 51cm waist, crutch, waist

Buster, ranger or tracksuit: a two-piece set of woven or knitted fabric, or combination of both, consisting of a top with a maximum chest measurement of 61cm and legless, or short or long legged trousers with a maximum waist, crutch length of 56cm, whichever applies

Capes with or without hood: a sleeveless cloak, with or without attached hood of woven fabric, with a maximum vertical front measurement from throat or collar of cape of 61cm

Coat sets: comprising coat with or without matching leggings or trousers, and with or without matching hat or cape; the coat to have a maximum length of 51cm*

Coats or jackets: with or without hood, made from woven fabric, designed to be worn over other outer garments. The maximum length of a coat shall be 51cm. Jackets must have a maximum chest measurement not exceeding 72cm AND a maximum length not exceeding 46cm

Dressing gowns: sleeved garment, woven, worn indoors over sleeping apparel. A maximum length of 69cm*. (Attention is drawn to the provisions of the Safety Of Childrens Nightclothes Act 1977)

Duffle coat sets: comprising duffle coat with matching leggings or trousers, and with or without matching hat or cap. The coat to have a maximum length of 51cm*

Frock or pinafores: a one-piece garment with or without a defined waistline. Maximum length 51cm*

Frock or pinafore sets: a multiple pleced set with a frock or pinafore as the main component - not to exceed 51cm length

Gowns: loose flowing garment. May be suitably embroidered for christening - not to exceed 76cm* in length

Matinee coats: babies; maximum front measurement from throat or collar of cape, of 61cm. Short woven baby pram jacket with or without attached hood

Nightdresses: gown worn as night attire, maximum 76cm* length. (Attention is drawn to the provisions of the Safety Of Childrens Nightclothes Act 1977)

Overalls with full length trousers: combination one-piece outer garment reaching to ankles and with or without sleeves. Maximum measurement 56cm side, waist to bottom of hem

Overall set: a multiple piece set with an overall as the main component

Petticoats: under garment designed to be worn under a frock or skirt and may be made from woven fabric. Maximum length 51cm*

Pyjamas made from woven fabric: two-piece sleeping suit consisting of trousers with or without closed feet and separate top. Size not to exceed 61cm chest. (Attention is drawn to the provisions of the Safety Of Childrens Nightclothes Act 1977)

Rompers: one-piece legless or short legged woven outergarment which can include a bib front and shoulder straps or a top portion with or without sleeves. The whole garment is not to exceed a maximum length of 46cm shoulder to crutch

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🏭 Import Control Exemption Notice (No. 1) 1988 (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated22 December 1987
KeywordsImport Control, Exemption Notice, Customs Tariff, Licence Exemption, Textiles, Fabrics, Yarns, Industrial Materials

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