New Zealand Gazette – 1988 – No. 171

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✨ Tariff Industry Assistance Notices

11 OCTOBER

CUSTOMS EDITION

Tariff Industry Assistance (Decision) Notice No. 1988/3—continued

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Rates of Duty	II Ref. No.	Effective From To
		Normal	Pref.
-------------	----------------------	--------	-------	-----
	Drill presses, bench or floor mounting column type, not exceeding capacities in mild steel up to and including 42mm. (Multi-purpose or composite machines incorporating this function fall within this exclusion)
Samco model L915 vertical and bobbin sander
	Surface planers, buzzers or jointers with blade not exceeding 310mm.
	Thicknessers, with a capacity up to and including 330mm. (Multi-purpose or composite machines incorporating this function fall within this exclusion)
	Woodturning lathes, for operation with tools held by the hand or semi-automatic (but not including fully automatic)
	End-matching machines
	Woodworking machinery; viz:
	Automatic firewood saws
	Bandsaws with throat capacity not exceeding 535mm (21in.)
	Box nailing machines
	Breast benches
	Circular breakdown saws
	Circular saw benches, hand-fed, including builders' treadle saw benches, with blade diameter not exceeding 360mm
	Cut-off saws, pendulum type with motor not exceeding 3.75 kW (5 h.p.) and with blade diameter not exceeding 500mm (20in.)
	Docking saws
	Dowetailing machines with single spindle and manual feed
	Drill presses, wall mounting, radial type not exceeding 22.2mm capacity in mild steel
	Horizontal dowel boring machines, not exceeding 25mm capacity in mild steel
	Log cut-off swing saws
	Post peelers
	Precision veneer trimming saws
	Radial arm saws, overhead crosscut saws, and trenching machines, powered by single phase electric motors
	Slitting saws
	Tenoning machines, single spindle
	Veneer presses manually operated, single daylight, for cold pressing
	Vertical breakdown saws
	Wood debarking machines, Rosser head not exceeding 1425mm (56in.) diameter and ring type not exceeding 1275mm (50in.) diameter
	NB: Any multi-purpose or composite machines incorporating a combination of the above functions are excluded from this concession	Free	Free	90
AK	8477.80.00	Plastic scrap cutter with reciprocating blades	Free	Free
CH	8479.89.00	Gold dredge tumbler assembly	Free	Free
HD	8481.80.19	Puncture repair can aerosol valves	Free	Free
AK	85.06	Hearing aid batteries	Free	Free
AK	8512.20.00	Mitsubishi ex lancer reversing lamps part No. MDI 41359	Free	Free
AK	8512.20.00	Number plate lights of the following types only: Ford Cortina Mk IV Part No. 81AG - 13850AA Ford Laser Mk I Part No. BA 14-89-865	Free	Free
AK	8515.80.01	Plastic pipe resistance welding machines	Free	Free
CH	8516.90.00	Cooking surface coloured glass sheets	Free	Free
CZ	8530.80.00	Aircraft docking guidance system	Free	Free
AK		Intrinsically safe safety barriers (A) Spare and service parts (except tyres and tubes) for motor vehicles which are over 30 years of age on condition that, the Collector of Customs at the port of entry is satisfied that the parts have been specially designed for vehicles exceeding 30 years of age and that the parts will be used only in the repair or restoration of vehicles over 30 years of age (B) Spare and service parts (except tyres and tubes) for motor vehicles of between 12 and 30 years of age when imported by or on behalf of an approved museum, for the repair or restoration of vehicles which are used only for any of the following purposes: (I) for display as museum exhibits (II) for restoration and subsequent display (III) for display and use at, or in connection with, exhibitions, rallies, or similar gatherings relating specifically to the aims and activities of the approved museum.	Free	Free
WN	Chapter 87	NOTE: This concession applies regardless of tariff classification. Motor vehicles, built not less than 17 years or more than 30 years from the date of importation, when imported by or on behalf of an approved vehicle museum. The vehicles will be used only for any of the following purposes: (I) for display as museum exhibits (II) for restoration and subsequent display (III) for display and use at, or in connection with exhibitions, rallies, or similar gatherings relating specifically to the aims and activities of the approved museum.	Free	Free

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