New Zealand Gazette – 1988 – No. 52

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✨ Import Licence Tender Results

25 MARCH

TRADE AND INDUSTRY EDITION

No. of $2,000 c.i.f. Units

Tender No.	Item Code	Tariff Items	Goods: Brief Description	Units
6100	Ex 94.006	94.03.009.79L	Other non-domestic furniture except of wood or metal	53
6101	94.018	94.03.009.12K	Domestic outdoor furniture of metal (excluding chairs)	298
6102	Ex 94.020	94.04.001.01G	Sleeping bags stuffed with feathers or down	104
6103	Ex 96.010	96.01.005.09A	Hair brushes	15
6104	Ex 96.010	96.01.037	Toilet brush sets	295
6105	96.015	96.01.049.31E 96.01.049.59E	Other brooms and brushes; prepared knots and tufts for broom and brushmaking	374
6106	97.005	97.01.000	Wheeled toys designed to be ridden by children (for example, toy bicycles and tricycles and pedal motor cars); dolls' prams and dolls' push chairs	201
6107	Ex 97.017	97.02.000	Dolls	463
6108	Ex 97.017	Ex 97.03.009.31H Ex 97.03.009.51B Ex 97.03.009.59H	Inflatable plastic toys including balls, rubber balloons; stuffed soft toys	3915
6109	Ex 97.017	97.05.000	Carnival articles; entertainment articles (for example, conjuring tricks and novelty jokes); Christmas tree decorations and similar articles etc.	190
6110	97.025	97.04.009.01K 97.04.009.69J 97.04.009.78H 97.04.009.89C	Billiard tables; other table tennis requisites, excluding nets and balls; dartboards, darts and dart flights excluding feathered flights	460
6111	Ex 97.050	97.06.009.02E 97.06.009.09B 97.06.009.82C 97.06.009.84K 97.06.009.86F 97.06.009.87D Ex 97.06.009.98K	Appliances, apparatus, etc. for gymnastics or athletics; bows, arrows and targets for archery; roller skates; ice skates, fitted with boots; other kinds of goods for sports and outdoor games etc.	576
6112	97.055	97.06.009.11D 97.06.009.35A 97.06.009.41F	Footballs, basketballs, waterpolo and similar inflatable balls including bladders therefor	313
6113	97.060	97.06.009.21A	Golf balls	252
6114	97.070	97.07.019.05J	Line fishing rods of man-made fibres agglomerated with plastic material	108
6115	97.075	97.07.019.01F	Fish landing and butterfly nets; other kinds of fishing tackle excluding fishing rods of cane, decoys, reels and rods of man-made fibres etc.	109
6116	98.015	98.01.011.11H 98.01.011.31B 98.01.012.11D 98.01.012.31J	Buttons of material other than metal, wood or leather	163
6117	98.031	Ex 98.03.009 Ex 98.03.012 Ex 98.03.018	Ball point pens and porous tipped pens and markers (with a f.o.b. value of less than 75c per pen or marker)	691
6118	98.038	98.08.001	Typewriter and similar ribbons whether or not on spools	191
6119	Ex 98.040	98.12.000	Combs, hair slides and the like	62

Dated this 5th day of November 1987.

J. W. H. CLARK,
Secretary,
Trade and Industry.

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🏭 Results of Round 55 Tenders for Import Licences (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated5 November 1987
KeywordsTenders, Import Licences, Goods, Tariff Items
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J. W. H. Clark, Secretary, Trade and Industry

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