New Zealand Gazette – 1988 – No. 34

Page 667

✨ Trade Tenders

29 FEBRUARY TRADE & INDUSTRY EDITION 667

FOOTWEAR

This is the first issue of Exclusive Australian Licences for footwear resulting from the agreement reached in June 1987 between Australia and New Zealand.

Tender No.	Item Code	Tariff Items	Goods: Brief Description	No. of $2,000 c.i.f Units	If Over-Subscribed Initial Share Limited to: (Units)
5973	64.005	64.01.002.01K to 64.01.003.21D 64.01.003.41I to 64.01.003.61C 64.01.029.01J to 64.01.029.29I 64.02.024.01I to 64.02.024.29L 64.02.028.01F to 64.02.028.59H 64.03.009.01E to 64.03.009.39B 64.04.029.01K to 64.04.029.29K	Footwear (other than gumboots, ski-boots and ballet pointe and demi-pointe shoes exceeding children's size 9½ but not exceeding adults' size 4; gumboots from children's size 0 to adults' size 4; excluding exempt goods)	70	9
5974	64.010	64.01.003.31A to 64.01.003.39G 64.01.003.71L to 64.01.003.79F 64.01.029.31L to 64.01.029.49C 64.02.024.31B to 64.02.024.49E 64.02.028.61K to 64.02.028.99G 64.03.009.41D to 64.03.009.59G 64.04.029.31A to 64.04.029.49D	Footwear (other than ski-boots, ballet pointe and demi-pointe shoes, and goods of Item Code 64.005)	1,638	205

Measurement Definitions:

Children's Size 9½

when open toed or without uppers: when the length of the insole, or where no insole exists the length of the outer sole, does not exceed 18.04 cm;
other: when the internal length does not exceed 18.44 cm.

Adults' Size 4

when open toed or without uppers: when the length of the insole, or where no insole exists the length of the outer sole, does not exceed 24.4 cm;
other: when the internal length does not exceed 24.8 cm.

AUTOMOTIVE SAFETY SEATS AND BOOSTER SEATS FOR INFANTS AND CHILDREN

The following tender is for Australian origin children's safety seats and booster seats designed for fitting to motor vehicles. These goods are tendered for the first time under the provisions of the ANZCERTA. These goods are not covered by an industry plan and import licence controls will be removed on 1 July 1988.

Tender No.	Item Code	Tariff Items	Goods: Brief Description	No. of $2,000 c.i.f Units	If Over-Subscribed Initial Share Limited to: (Units)
5975	Ex 94.006	Ex 94.01.007.00H	Children's and infants' safety seats and booster seats designed for fitting to motor vehicles	704	88

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