New Zealand Gazette – 1988 – No. 110

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✨ Customs Tariff Notices

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 110

Tariff Industry Assistance (Decision) Notice No. 1988/23—continued

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Rates of Duty	Part	Ref. No.	Effective From To
		Normal	Pref.	II
WN 8705.40.00	Spares, PIM No's 8465 & 8487 - 8489 Truck mounted concrete pumping system including boom exceeding 24 metres, (not including vehicle portion thereof)	Free	Free	99	721175K

SCHEDULE 4

Applications Declined

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Ref. No.
WN 1108.11.00	Wheat starch BP	721603
WN 1108.12.00	Maize starch BP	721802F
WN 2106.90.09	Home brew wine kit	721604B
WN 3004.90.19	Beconase nasal spray cans - 40,000 only	720133
AK 3907.30.09	DEK 361 - epoxy resin	702911L
AK 3920.10.01	Polyethylene strapping tape	702958C
AK 3920.10.10	Polyethylene tying tape	702958G
WN 3923.10.09	Bedside/ventodisk carry cases	721697
WN 3926.90.59	Combat helmet face shields	721609
WN 4202.92.09	Dry bags (waterproof storage bags)	721693
WN 4823.90.19	Racepaper blinds	721322
CH 5407.74.09	Glame synthetic scenic material	740534L
CV 60.02	100% warp knitted polyester scrim material	740542B
WN 7209.90.09	Cold reduced iron or non alloy steel of a thickness less than 3mm with minimum yield point of 350 mpa or higher	721572
WN 7318.90.29	Card frame and accessories	721502K
WN 8530.80.00	Airfield runway lights	721407D
WN 8531.10.00	Weather proof/infra-red motion detector	721750B
WN 8539.31.00	Electric filament lamps and electric discharge lamps (including infra-red and ultra violet lamps); arc lamps: EXCLUDING:

(1) Linear (Straight) Fluorescent Tubes
Sizes: 620mm to 1500mm (2ft to 5ft) length
Wattage: 18 w to 80 w
(2) GLS (General Lighting Service) Lamps:
(a) Standard (Mushroom or Pear shaped)
Sizes: 60mm to 110mm diameter
Wattage: 5 w to 500 w
Voltage: 6 v to 260 v
(b) Candle (Plain or Twisted):
Sizes: 32mm to 48mm diameter
Wattage: 15 w to 60 w
Voltage: 6 v to 280 v
(c) Round, Fancy Round, or Lustre:
Sizes: 45mm to 95mm diameter
Wattage: 15 w to 30 w
Voltage: 6 v to 260 v
(3) Pilot Lamps:
Sizes: 26mm to 29mm diameter
Wattage: 15 w to 25 w
Voltage: 6 v to 280 v
(4) Tubular Lamps:
Sizes: 22mm to 80mm diameter
Wattage: 15 w to 25 w | 721489J |
| WN 9013.80.00 | Hand held night observation device to military specifications | 721479A |
| WN 9504.30.00 | Coin operated, laser disc software driven, video games | 721184J |

Dated at Wellington this 23rd day of June 1988.

M.W. TAYLOR, Controller of Customs.

DETERMINATION OF THE MINISTER OF CUSTOMS UNDER SECTION 121 OF THE CUSTOMS ACT 1966

(1) The goods listed in Column Two of this Notice may be entered as unassembled motor vehicles (Tariff Items 8701.20.01, 8703.21.01, 8703.22.01, 8703.23.01, 8703.31.01, 8703.32.01, 8703.33.01, 8704.21.01, 8704.22.01, 8704.23.01, 8704.31.09, 8704.32.01, 8706.00.08) provided they are not further manufactured than specified in Column Three. None of the parts entered in these Tariff Items shall be used otherwise than in the assembly, completion or manufacture, from the one shipment of parts, of one or more motor vehicles. Separate goods and conditions are determined in this Notice for each of the classes of vehicle identified in Column One.

(2) The Minister may allow goods to be entered at variance with this Determination and may make any such variation conditional.

(3) For the purpose of this Determination an ‘omnibus’ means a motor vehicle designed solely or principally for the carriage of ten or more seated persons (including the driver).

(4) This Determination shall come into force on the first day of July 1988 and may be amended from time-to-time by notice in the Gazette.

(5) The Determination in the following Gazette is hereby revoked on the first day of July 1988 but shall at all times after revocation continue to apply to goods entered during its currency:

The New Zealand Gazette of 5 April 1988 (Customs Edition) at pages 1390-1392.

Column One	Column Two	Column Three
Classes of Motor Vehicles	Goods	Condition in which such goods shall be imported
(A) CLASS I: Motor vehicles (other than omnibuses), being sedans, station wagons, utilities, vans capable of carrying passengers and goods or a combination of passengers and goods, chassis/cabs, providing that	(1) Chassis, consisting of:
A metal underbody, side members, end members, cross members, sub-frame, tank supports, brackets for fixing	These goods (except the engine and gearbox) may be built up into a ‘body shell’ and the engine and gear box may be fully assembled and attached to a frame. The frame must not be further assembled but

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🏭 Tariff Industry Assistance (Decision) Notice No. 1988/23 (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated23 June 1988
KeywordsCustoms Tariff, Duty Rates, Import Approvals, Schedule 4, Applications Declined
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M.W. Taylor, Controller of Customs

🏭 Determination of the Minister of Customs under Section 121 of the Customs Act 1966

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsUnassembled Motor Vehicles, Import Conditions, Tariff Items, Customs Act 1966

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