New Zealand Gazette – 1987 – No. 30

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✨ Tariff Industry Assistance Notices

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NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 30

TARIFF INDUSTRY ASSISTANCE (ADVERTISEMENT) NOTICE NO. 1987/8
Applications Advertised for Objection
Closing Date for Objections 26 March 1987

1 Notice is hereby given that the following applications have been made in respect of the goods advertised in the Schedule to this notice. Any person wishing to lodge an objection must do so in writing, to the ** Port of lodgement indicated by the reference number, before 26 March 1987. All submissions must include:

the Tariff Industry Assistance (Advertisement) Notice number;
the Tariff item;
the Port; and
Reference number.

2 All submissions from local manufacturers must include:

the range of alternative goods made locally;
the grounds on which objection is made (including reasons why the local product is a suitable alternative);
present and potential output;
details of factory cost in terms of materials, labour, overheads, including the proportion of domestic and imported content.

3 All submissions objecting to a request for the imposition of duty must include:

reasons why the local product on which protection is sought is not a suitable alternative;
full technical details of the goods against which tariff protection is sought.

4 Where further information is required in order to make a submission an objector should contact the applicant in writing and refer a copy of the enquiry to the port where the application was lodged quoting the details in paragraph 1 above.

5 Any submission not supported by the information required in the paragraphs above will not be regarded as a valid objection.

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Name and Address of Applicant	Part II Ref.	Appn. Ref. No.	*Category of Appn.
30.03.039	Alpha keri moisturising bar	Bristol Myers

PO Box 9175
Newmarket
AUCKLAND | 26 | HO 630153 | A |
| 30.03.039 | Eryc | Parke Davis
PO Box 430
AUCKLAND | 25 | HO 630151 | A |
| 32.09.005 | Gafgard 233 radiation curable system (vinyl - acrylic coating). Chemical composition: ethinyl pyrrolidinore | GAF (Australasia) Pty Ltd
PO Box 78-073
GREY LYNN | 99 | AK 602746G | A |
| 34.02.000 | Standapol FA 40 (ammonium myreth sulphate) | Swift New Zealand
PO Box 2301
AUCKLAND | 99 | AK 602720C | A |
| 39.02.249 | Rigid PVC window framing | Wayne Bailey
PO Box 3244
ADDINGTON | 99 | CH 640517H | A |
| 39.02.291 | Polyethylene foam of various thicknesses, in reels | UEB Packaging Ltd
PO Box 36004
Moera
LOWER HUTT | 99 | AK 602759J | A |
| 39.02.361 | CURRENT APPROVAL
Four pillars tape in jumbo or log rolls for use in the manufacture of PVC electrical insulation tape | Comptroller of Customs
Private Bag
WELLINGTON | 99 | 580519J | VA |
| 39.02.361 | REQUESTED APPROVAL
Four pillars, panfix and nitto tapes in jumbo or log rolls of a length of 10 metres or more | William Brandt & Co Ltd
C/-Bernard A W Hack
PO Box 20.158
CHRISTCHURCH | 99 | HO 681877D | VA |
| 39.07.504 | Corkscrew/bottle opener | | 99 | 640435 | A |
| 39.07.629 | CURRENT APPROVAL
Blocks of phenolic formaldehyde foam | Mrs Rose Frame
Post Office
DUNSANDAL | 99 | 660333F | VA |
| 39.07.629 | REQUESTED APPROVAL
Blocks and shaped articles of phenolic formaldehyde foam | Tradcon International Ltd & Co
PO Box 4287
AUCKLAND | 99 | CH 640547K | VA |
| 39.07.629 | Fabricated membranes manufactured from polytetrafluorethlene (P.T.F.E.) coated fibreglass | Alfred Holt & Co Ltd
C/-Cunningham Gill Ltd
PO Box 73140
AUCKLAND INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT | 99 | AK 602713L | A |
| 39.07.629 | Plastic roller chain | | 99 | AK 602710F | WA |
| 40.08.032 | CURRENT APPROVAL
Rubber strip, 0.2mm thickness and less, in all widths, on condition that the goods will be used in the manufacture of disposable diapers | Comptroller of Customs
Private Bag
WELLINGTON | 99 | 928334L | VA |
| 40.08.032 | CURRENT APPROVAL
Rubber thread, 20 or 40 ends, for use only in making shock cord | | 99 | 208759G | VA |
| 40.08.032 | CURRENT APPROVAL
Rubber thread, imported in ribbon packaged form, ie. lightly glued to prevent tangles, etc, on condition that, the goods are for use, solely in the manufacture of covered rubber thread and narrow woven elastics | | 99 | 209319H | VA |
| 40.08.032 | REQUESTED APPROVAL
Rubber strip and thread | | 99 | HO 681616K | VA |
| 40.09.031 | CURRENT APPROVAL
Hose reinforced with wire braid to operate at working pressures in excess of 2500 kpa and above | United Flexible of NZ Ltd
PO Box 12288 | | 501232F | VA |

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