New Zealand Gazette – 1987 – No. 49

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✨ Tariff Industry Assistance Decision Notice

7 APRIL

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

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Tariff Industry Assistance (Decision) Notice No. 1987/12—continued

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Rates of Duty Normal	Part II Ref.	Ref. No.	Effective From	To
	and tool holders, self-opening dieheads, dividing heads and other appliances for machine-tools; tool holders for any type of tool or machine-tool for working in the hand: EXCLUDING: (1) Die sets, being die holders, for use on metal working presses (2) Lathe centres, tungsten carbide tipped (excluding revolving centres), sizes 1-4 morse tapers (3) Machine vices, dovetail slide, 104mm to 155mm (4in. to 6in.); Excluding tilting or 3-way angular vices; with plain or swivel bases (4) Parts and accessories of drill presses bench or floor mounting column type, belt driven EXCLUDING: Drill chucks Drill chuck arbors Drill sleeves Extension sockets Tapping attachments Tap chucks Centre locators (5) The following parts and accessories for use in saw benches with a blade size of 400mm or less: Arbor and collar assembly elevating assembly pinion elevating gears arm and track block assemblies overarm and carriage assembly carriages — centre, overarm or tilting arbor type saw guards saw tables mitre head mitre gauge and/or assemblies extension table fence and fence assemblies tilt assemblies trunnions — table front and rear rails riving knives and splitters (6) Vices for drilling machines, 104mm to 155mm (4in. to 6in.) rack type, excluding tilting or 3-way angular vices
HO Ref No 65	The countries Brunei and Singapore are afforded the Less Developing Country (LDC) rate of duty as set out under Part I of the Customs Tariff items listed below: + NOTE: Casper has been programmed to accept this concession without the need for a concession code number. APPROVED TARIFF ITEMS
03.01.001		Free	65	+	7/85	..
19.04.000		Free			4/87	..
20.06.089		Free			7/85	..
25.06.000		Free			4/87	..
27.10.083		Free			7/85	..
27.10.091		Free			7/85	..
27.10.125		Free			7/85	..
29.03.000		Free			4/87	..
29.04.029		Free			4/87	..
29.05.000		Free			4/87	..
29.14.000		Free			4/87	..
29.15.009		Free			4/87	..
29.16.039		Free			4/87	..
29.22.000		Free			4/87	..
29.23.009		Free			4/87	..
29.25.000		Free			4/87	..
29.42.009		Free			4/87	..
29.44.009		Free			4/87	..
30.05.001		Free			4/87	..
32.05.000		Free			4/87	..
38.14.005		Free			7/85	..
38.14.009		Free			7/85	..
39.02.209		Free			4/87	..
39.02.389		Free			4/87	..
40.05.011		Free			4/87	..
40.10.001		Free			7/85	..
40.12.029		Free			4/87	..
44.05.009		Free			7/85	..
46.02.000		Free			4/87	..

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🏭 Tariff Industry Assistance Decision Notice (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated7 April 1987
KeywordsTariff, Industry Assistance, Customs, Decisions, Approvals, Machine Tools, Metalworking Equipment, Duty Rates, Trade Exclusions

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