New Zealand Gazette – 1987 – No. 92

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✨ Import Licence Tenders

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 92

No. of $2,000 c.i.f. Units

Tender No.	Item Code	Tariff Items	Goods: Brief Description
	Ex 85.20.001.21D	Fluorescent tubes in nominal lengths of 585 to 1500 mm inclusive, within the range of 16 to 80 watts inclusive with bi-pin or bayonet caps in the colour temperature range 2700°K–6500°K:
5459	Ex 85.074	85.23.001	Neon tubes other than neon indicating bulbs
5460	Ex 85.081	85.25.009.02G	Co-axial wire and cable
			Glass insulators
5461	87.060	87.07.001.01C 87.07.001.41B 87.07.011 87.07.021 87.07.029	Elevating or stacking trucks (excluding parts) and other industrial trucks and parts
5462	87.065	87.07.001.49H	Parts of stacking or elevating trucks including components for manufacture
5463	G821	87.10.009	Racing cycles and all other cycles
5464	G833	Ex 87.12.01.108F	Component parts for the manufacture of cycles and spare and service parts and accessories for cycles
5465	G830	87.11.000.01C 87.12.019.09E	Invalid carriages and parts thereof
5466	87.091	87.13.000	Baby carriages and parts thereof
5467	Ex 89.005	Ex 89.01.035.31K 89.01.007.59F 89.01.007.51L 89.01.007.55C	Commercial vessels not exceeding 10 metres overall length
5468	Ex 89.005	89.01.007.01D Ex 89.01.007.11A 89.01.007.19G	Vessels for pleasure or sport other than inflatable boats
5469	Ex 89.005	Ex 89.01.007.19G	Inflatable boats
5470	90.005	90.01.001	Ophthalmic contact lenses
5471	90.014	90.03.000.21B 90.03.000.29H	Frames and mountings and parts thereof, other than for ophthalmic spectacles
5472	90.015	90.04.001 90.04.009.21C	Spectacles pince-nez, lorgnettes, goggles and the like: corrective protective or other
5473	Ex 92.015	92.12.039.05C	Blank recording tape (other than exempt goods)
5474	Ex 93.005	93.05.011	Underwater spear guns
5475	Ex 93.005	93.07.031	12-bore shot cartridges
5476	Ex 93.005	Ex 93.07.041.01B Ex 93.07.041.41A	Cartridges, ball, .22 calibre rimfire, having an F.O.B. value of less than $25NZ per 1000 rounds
5477	93.010	93.07.079.11G 93.07.079.31A	Pellets and slugs
5478	Ex 94.006	94.01.001	Chairs and other seats etc., of wicker, cane, bamboo and plastic substitutes thereof, and parts thereof
5479	Ex 94.006	94.01.019.05E Ex 94.01.029.31K Ex 94.01.029.25E	Chairs and other seats and parts thereof of metal, or metal framed with seats or backs of any material (excluding motor vehicle parts)
5480	Ex 94.005	94.01.019.11K	Chairs and other seats and parts thereof of material other than of wood or metal
5481	Ex 94.006	94.03.009.45F	Domestic furniture of wood, viz: chests and boxes
5482	Ex 94.006	94.03.009.47B	Domestic furniture of wood, viz: coffee and similar tables; nests of tables
5483	Ex 94.006	94.03.009.53G	Domestic furniture of wood, viz: kitchen and bathroom furniture
5484	Ex 94.006	94.03.009.57K	Other domestic furniture of wood other than buffets, etc., chests and boxes, tables, bedroom, kitchen and bathroom furniture
5485	Ex 94.006	94.03.009.65L 94.03.009.67G 94.03.009.69C	Other domestic furniture of wicker, bamboo or cane
5486	Ex 94.006	94.03.009.71E	Domestic furniture other than of wood, metal, wicker, bamboo or cane
5487	Ex 94.006	94.03.009.79L	Other non-domestic furniture except of wood or metal
5488	Ex 94.018	94.03.009.12K	Domestic outdoor furniture of metal (excluding chairs)
5489	Ex 94.018	94.04.001.18	Domestic furniture of metal except outdoor furniture
5490	Ex 94.020	94.04.001.01G*	Sleeping bags stuffed with feathers or down
5491	Ex 94.020	94.04.001.09B	Sleeping bags stuffed with other materials
5492	Ex 96.010	96.01.005.01F	Tooth, denture and nail brushes
5493	Ex 96.010	96.01.005.09A	Hair brushes
5494	Ex 96.010	96.01.037	Toilet brush sets
5495	Ex 96.010	96.01.049.01C 96.01.049.12I 96.01.049.21H	Brooms and brushes consisting of twigs, etc.; paint brushes and paint rollers

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🏭 Results of Tenders for Global Import Licence (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsImport Licence, Tenders, Global, Goods, Tariff, Fluorescent Tubes, Neon Tubes, Co-axial Wire, Cable, Glass Insulators, Elevating Trucks, Stacking Trucks, Industrial Trucks, Racing Cycles, Invalid Carriages, Baby Carriages, Commercial Vessels, Pleasure Vessels, Inflatable Boats, Ophthalmic Lenses, Frames, Mountings, Spectacles, Pince-nez, Lorgnettes, Goggles, Recording Tape, Underwater Spear Guns, Shot Cartridges, Ball Cartridges, Pellets, Slugs, Chairs, Seats, Wicker, Cane, Bamboo, Plastic, Metal, Domestic Furniture, Wood, Coffee Tables, Kitchen Furniture, Bathroom Furniture, Wicker Furniture, Bamboo Furniture, Cane Furniture, Non-domestic Furniture, Outdoor Furniture, Sleeping Bags, Tooth Brushes, Denture Brushes, Nail Brushes, Hair Brushes, Toilet Brush Sets, Brooms, Paint Brushes, Paint Rollers

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