New Zealand Gazette – 1988 – No. 199

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✨ Tariff Industry Assistance Applications

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 199

Tariff Industry Assistance (Advertisement) Notice No. 1088/44—continued

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Name and Address of Applicant	Part Appn.	II Ref. No.	*Category of Appn.
8507.20.00	Portafac and Superalac range of completely sealed recombination standby batteries	C.J. Brown & Co Ltd

PO Box 1036
AUCKLAND
Chloride Batteries NZ Ltd
PO Box 36028
Moera
LOWER HUTT | 99 | WN 820564 | A |
| 8507.20.00 | Tungstone challenger series of gas recombination sealed lead acid cells | JRA (NZ) Ltd
Battery Division
PO Box 13-343
AUCKLAND | 99 | WN 820628 | NA |
| 8509.80.19 | Dental systems consisting of motor driven pump for mouthwash and/or water and interchangeable toothbrush and/or piks | Reif Distributors Ltd
C/- M Sutcliffe Ltd
PO Box 13596
Onehunga
AUCKLAND | 99 | AK 801539M | A |
| 8516.60.19 | Portable electric barbecue/fondue type grills | Hydro Flow Industrial Ltd
C/- Ivan W McNicholl
Tariff Consultant
PO Box 1024
WELLINGTON | 99 | WN 820352 | A |
| 8517.40.00 | Echo cancellor system and/or Echo suppressor system | Comptroller of Customs
PO Box 2218
WELLINGTON | 99 | IO 880107L | A |
| 8517.40.00 | 8-channel subscriber carrier components only for Telecom O/N N8014. To cover one shipment only | GEC (NZ) Ltd
PO Box 50-244
Porirua
WELLINGTON | 99 | WN 820588 | A |
| 8527.21
8527.29 | Radio broadcast receivers, including those incorporating sound recording or reproducing apparatus, of a kind used in motor vehicles | Motor Vehicle Manufacturers Association
PO Box 308
WELLINGTON | 99 | WN 820589 | A |
| 85.28 | Television receivers (including video monitors and video projectors), whether or not combined, in the same housing, with radio-broadcast receivers or sound or video recording or reproducing apparatus | Electronics Importers & Distributors Association
PO Box 11-543
WELLINGTON | 99 | IO 880111J | A |
| 8531.80.00 | Electronic sound bird damage control device | Fairhall Partnership
PO Box 216
BLENHEIM | 99 | WN 820594 | A |
| 85.39 | CURRENT APPROVAL
Electric filament lamps and electric discharge lamps (including infra-red and ultra violet lamps); arc lamps:
EXCLUDING:
(1) Fluorescent tubes in nominal lengths of 585 to 1500mm inclusive, within the range of 16 to 30 watts inclusive with bi-pin or bayonet caps in the colour temperature range 2700K-6500K
(2) GLS (General Lighting Service) Lamps:
(a) Standard (Mushroom or Pear Shaped)
Sizes: 80mm to 110mm diameter
Wattage: 5w to 500w
Voltage: 6v to 260v
(b) Candle (Plain or Twisted):
Sizes: 32mm to 48mm diameter
Wattage: 15w to 60w
Voltage: 6v to 260v
(c) Round, Fancy Round, or lustre:
Sizes: 45mm to 95mm diameter
Wattage: 15w to 60w
Voltage: 6v to 260v
(3) Pilot Lamps:
Sizes 20mm to 26mm diameter
Wattage: 15w to 25w
Voltage: 6v to 260v
(4) Tubular Lamps:
Sizes: 22mm to 28mm diameter
Wattage: 15w to 25w
Voltage: 6v to 260v | | 99 | 703394L | VA |
| 85.39 | REQUESTED APPROVAL
Electric filament lamps and electric discharge lamps (including infra-red and ultra violet lamps); arc lamps:
EXCLUDING:
(1) GLS (General Lighting Service) Lamps:
(a) Standard (Mushroom or Pear Shaped)
Sizes: 60mm to 110mm diameter
Wattage: 5w to 500w
Voltage: 6v to 280v
(b) Candle (Plain or Twisted):
Sizes: 32mm to 48mm diameter
Wattage: 15w to 60w
Voltage: 6v to 280v
(c) Round, Fancy Round, or lustre:
Sizes: 45mm to 95mm diameter
Wattage: 15w to 60w
Voltage: 6v to 280v | Thorn Lighting (NZ) Ltd
C/- Tariff Services Ltd
CPO Box 4026
AUCKLAND | 99 | AK 801545H | VA

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