New Zealand Gazette – 1988 – No. 182

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✨ Tariff Industry Assistance Advertisement Notices

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Tariff Industry Assistance (Advertisement) Notice No. 1988/41—continued

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Name and Address of Applicant	Part	Appn. Ref. No.	Category of Appln.
8515.80.09	Fibre optic cable fusion splicing machines	Ericsson Communications Wakefield Street MASTERton	99	WN 820497	A
8517.40.00	Computer lead generating system	Mr R E. Goodwin 2 Reeves Road Pakuranga AUCKLAND	99	AK 801262	A
8517.81.00	Voice activated FM wireless intercoms	David Reid Electronics Ltd PO Box 2630 AUCKLAND	99	AK 801263C	A
8530.90.00	Inductive loop vehicle detectors	Traffic Management Services Ltd PO Box 38-330 Howick AUCKLAND	99	AK 801297A	A

8531.80.00 CURRENT APPROVAL
Electric sirens as may be approved, when imported:

(1) by a manufacturer on condition that the goods are for use solely in the manufacture of fire alarms, warning and time systems; or

(2) by an importer on condition that the goods will be sold only to a manufacturer for use by him solely in the manufacture of fire alarms, warning and time systems;

APPROVED:

Minivite Miniature
6V-DC, 12V-DC, 24V-DC, 12V-AC, 24V-DC
100/115V-AC, 200/250V-AC
Super Minivite:
12V-DC, 24V-DC
Super M:
110V-AC, 240V-AC
Heavy Duty:
503-240V, 504-240V
Minitron Electronic Sounders:
12V-DC, 24V-DC, 50V-DC, 12V-AC,
110V-AC, 240V-AC

8531.80.09 REQUESTED APPROVAL
Electric sirens as may be approved, when imported:

(1) by a manufacturer on condition that the goods are for use solely in the manufacture of fire alarms, warning and time systems; or

(2) by an importer on condition that the goods will be sold only to a manufacturer for use by him solely in the manufacture of fire alarms, warning and time systems;

APPROVED:

Minivite Miniature
6V-DC, 12V-DC, 24V-DC, 12V-AC, 24V-DC
100/115V AC, 200/250V-AC
Super Minivite:
12V-DC, 24V-DC
Super M:
110V-AC, 240V-AC
Heavy Duty:
503-240V, 504-240V
Miniron Electronic Sounders:
12V-DC, 24V-DC, 50V-DC, 12V-AC,
110V-AC, 240V-AC
Roshn electronic sounders

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Name and Address of Applicant	Part	Appn. Ref. No.	Category of Appln.
85.35	Circuit breakers; 10kA to 100KA breaking capacity EXCLUDING
85.36	Moulded case circuit breakers with a breaking capacity less than 35kA at 400 volts and circuit breakers, parts and accessories thereof, for pressures exceeding 100 amps	Controller of Customs PO Box 2218 WELLINGTON	99	HO 604172H	WA
8536.20.00	Circuit breakers, including parts and accessories thereof, with the following performance ratings:

(i) A rated current exceeding 160 amps or,
(ii) A short circuit rating exceeding 35kA on a 230/400 volt, 50 Hz AC system | Controller of Customs PO Box 2218 WELLINGTON | 99 | HO 604085F | A |
| 8538.90.09 | Component parts of arrow hart switches, series 93 and 64. as may be approved:
APPROVED:
Part No.
8260830
8260831
SA10850
A63213
A63303
A63313
A63343
A6350
A63613
A63781

Goods
Moving contact
Moving contact
Plunger & Spring Assembly
Terminal RH
Terminal LH
Terminal RH Strap
Terminal Strap RH
Terminal Contact Link Assy
Terminal Strap LH
Terminal Clamp | Carrel & Carrel Ltd C/-Burnard & Reynolds Ltd PO Box 1387 AUCKLAND | 99 | AK 801163L | VA |
| 8544.59.09 | 18 and 25 core composite cable comprising of a coaxial cable centre surrounded by a second layer of 9 cores | Electronic Navigation Ltd C/-Colebrook Bros Ltd PO Box 1296 AUCKLAND | 99 | AK 801231J | A |

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