New Zealand Gazette – 1987 – No. 88

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✨ Tariff Industry Assistance Notices

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Tariff Industry Assistance (Advertisement) Notice No. 1987/21—continued

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Name and Address of Applicant	Part II Ref.	Appn. Ref. No.	Category of Appn.
68.02.019	Marble bowls, carafes, decanters, cruet sets, storage jars and vases.	James Grant Import Co Ltd C/-Daniel Silva Tariff Consultant PO Box 305 CHRISTCHURCH	99	AK 603544B	A
69.11.049	Porcelain boxes	The Embroidery Shop 286 Queen Street AUCKLAND	99	WN 622084	A
73.35.029	Plastic encapsulated constant force springs	Horizon Aluminium Products Ltd C/-Colebrook Bros. Ltd PO Box 1296 MASTERTON	99	AK 603859L	A
73.40.089	Rail support brackets and clamps	Farmers Wholesale Ltd Private Bag AUCKLAND	99	AK 603860D	A
82.14.009	Camping and/or picnic set comprising knife fork and spoon	Hooson Industries Ltd PO Box 10289 WELLINGTON	99	WN 622077	A
83.09.005	Purse frames	Urban Leathergoods Ltd C/-S.P.D. Delivery Service (1975) Ltd PO Box 2180 WELLINGTON	99	WN 622140	A
84.11.041	CURRENT APPROVAL Compressor outfits, other than vehicle drawn; EXCLUDING: (1) Reciprocating types with a piston displacement from .94 litres/second up to 26 litres/second (inclusive), with working pressures up to 1100 kPa (2) Reciprocating types with a piston displacement from 20 litres/second up to 200 litres/second (inclusive), with working pressures from 1500 kPa and above (3) Other types with a capacity from .47 litres/second up to 18 litres/second (inclusive) free air delivered (FAD) with working pressures up to 1100 kPa REQUESTED APPROVAL Compressor outfits, other than vehicle drawn; EXCLUDING: (1) Reciprocating types with a piston displacement from .94 litres/second up to 26 litres/second (inclusive), with working pressures up to 1100 kPa (2) Reciprocating types with a piston displacement from 20 litres/second up to 200 litres/second (inclusive), with working pressures from 1500 kPa and above (3) Reciprocating types with a piston displacement up to 15 litres/second inclusive with working pressures exceeding 30,000 kPa (4) Other types with a capacity from .47 litres/second up to 18 litres/second (inclusive) free air delivered (FAD) with working pressures up to 1100 kPa	Comptroller of Customs Private Bag WELLINGTON	99	HO 62717K	VA
84.11.049	CURRENT APPROVAL Bare air compressors; EXCLUDING: (1) Reciprocating types with a piston displacement from .94 litres/second up to 26 litres/second (inclusive), with working pressure up to 1379 kPa (2) Reciprocating types with a piston displacement from 20 litres/second up to 200 litres/second (inclusive), with working pressure from 1500 kPa and above (3) Other types with a capacity from .47 litres/second up to 18 litres/second (inclusive) free air delivered (FAD), measured at 700 kPa (7 bar) NOTE: For the purpose of this concession, a bare air compressor is the pump only without fittings or attachments such as motors, starters, coolers, separators, receivers, air lines, gauges, etc REQUESTED APPROVAL Bare air compressors; EXCLUDING: (1) Reciprocating types with a piston displacement from .94 litres/second up to 26 litres/second (inclusive), with working pressure up to 1379 kPa (2) Reciprocating types with a piston displacement from 20 litres/second up to 200 litres/second (inclusive), with working pressure from 1500 kPa and above (3) Reciprocating types with a piston displacement up to 15 litres/second inclusive with working pressures exceeding 30,000 kPa (4) Other types with a capacity from .47 litres/second up to 18 litres/second (inclusive) free air delivered (FAD), measured at 700 kPa (7 bar) NOTE: For the purpose of this concession, a bare air	Comptroller of Customs Private Bag WELLINGTON	99	602669K	VA

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