New Zealand Gazette – 1988 – No. 25

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✨ Tariff Industry Assistance Decisions

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 25

Tariff Industry Assistance (Decision) Notice No. 1998/5—continued

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Rates of Duty	Part II Ref. No.	Effective From To
		Normal	Pref.
(9) Finished goods plated with precious metal (other than 2act gold)
(10) Sets (other than stainless steel tableware sets)
(10) Sets incorporating any of the above
C3	8301.40.00 Roll-a-door dual purpose (key or snib) locks	Free	Free	99 740301B
	(83.01.017)
AK	8302.49.09 Frameless toughened glass door assembly fittings for 8mm, 10mm or 12mm glass only	Free	Free	99 701643D
	(83.02.015)
AK	8302.49.09 Venetian blind components, viz: head rail shafts, cord locks, tape drums	Free	Free	99 701386B
AK	8405.10.00 Component parts as may be approved for the manufacture of CO₂ lasers APPROVED	Free	Free	99 701506A
	(84.03.000)
AK	8408.10.09 Marine engine Volvo Penta — AQAD41 and AQ171	Free	Free	99 701632L
	(84.06.015)
AK	8408.10.09 Volvo Penta marine diesel engines, viz: MD51, TMD51, TAMD51, TMD41, TAMD41, TAMD61, TAMD71	Free	Free	99 702047D
AK	8421.21.00 Fully automatic oxidising filter	Free	Free	99 701628L
	(84.18.039)
AK	8421.21.00 Water plumbing system line strainers	Free	Free	99 701811F
	(84.18.039)
AK	8421.39.09 Spray adhesive Glue-Rooth, maximum extraction rate of 400 cfm	Free	Free	99 701831L
	(84.18.031)
FO	8422.40.09 VC 999 vacuum packing system and accessories as may be approved APPROVED: VC999 — 6241 shrink tank VC999 — 85.47 shrink tank VC999 — 25.48 shrink tank	Free	Free	99 780678H
CH	8428.33.00 Aquatic plant harvester store conveyors	Free	Free	99 740346B
	(84.22.019)
CH	8428.60.00 Ski lift spare and service parts regardless of classification but excluding parts of general use, those which are determined by the Minister and ski ropes	Free	Free	99 740037D
	(84.22.019)
AK	8429.20.09 Excavating, levelling, tamping, boring and extracting machinery, stationary or mobile, for earth, minerals or ores (for example, mechanical shovels, coal-cutters, excavators, scrapers, levellers and bulldozers); pile-drivers; snow-ploughs, not self-propelled (including snow-plough attachments)	Free	Free	99 701126J
	(84.23.018)
	— Excavating machinery:
	EXCLUDING:
	(a) Bulldozer blades, buckets and the like and their activating equipment, eg, hydraulic rams, trunnions, cylinder bracket assemblies and push arms
	(b) Wheeled front end loaders, (excluding track types) whether or not assembled, as defined by SAE Standard J1057 (published in the Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc handbook) which cannot rotate through the horizontal plane without movement of the wheels with a static tipping load in full turn capacity up to and including 16,000 kg as measured to SAE Standard J732c. This measurement shall be applied to these loaders equipped to the manufacturers’ worldwide official specifications excluding tyre ballast and optional counterweights
	(c) Backhoe loaders, whether or not assembled, consisting of a tractor base or wheel loader base, two wheel drive, four wheel drive or crawler type, front or rear wheel steer, pivot steer or skid steer complete with backhoe (digger) mounted in any position whether capable of side shift or not, with king post, swing mechanism, with or without bucket, boom arm assembly (boom linkage) and Hydraulic cylinders having a boom swing travel of less than 360 degrees (commonly referred to as a TLB Tractor Loader Backhoe or Backhoe Loader)
	(d) Tractor mounted backhoe (diggers) and skid steer base mounted backhoe whether or not assembled, two or four wheel drive, front or rear steer, pivot steer or skid steer complete with backhoe (digger) mounted in any position whether capable of side shift or not, with king post, swing mechanism having a boom swing travel of less than 360 degrees
	(e) Four wheel drive, skid steer front end loaders (commonly known as Bobcat Loaders)
	(f) Rubber tracked loader with a lifting capacity up tp 1000 kg
AK	8429.51.00 Self-propelled excavators EXCLUDING: (a) Wheeled front end loaders, (excluding track types) whether or not assembled, as defined by SAE Standard J1057 (84.23.019)	Free	Free	99 701129G

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