New Zealand Gazette – 1988 – No. 90

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✨ Tariff Industry Assistance Decisions

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 90

TARIFF INDUSTRY ASSISTANCE (DECISION) NOTICE NO. 1988/19

Decisions of the Minister of Customs in respect of Part I and Part II of the Customs Tariff

1 Notice is hereby given that the following decisions have been made in respect of the goods published in the Schedules to this notice.

2 SCHEDULE 2 – Decisions cancelled. The cancellations listed in this schedule take effect seven days from Gazette date unless otherwise specified, eg, WEF (date).

3 SCHEDULE 3 – Limited Decisions

(a) Approvals given under Schedule 3 are restricted to the applicant for whom the approval was originally given and are not available for general use.

This Notice only serves to inform the importing/manufacturing community of the approvals existence.

(b) Schedule 3 and 4 will not be published in the Consolidated List of Decisions.

4 It should be noted that any concession or determination can be subject to amendment or cancellation by notification in the Gazette.

5 Where the month of the start date and end date is shown the day of the start date is the first day of that month and the day of the end date is the last day of that month – eg, 3/88 to 9/88 is 1/3/88 to 30/9/89.

SCHEDULE 1

General Decisions Approved

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Rates of Duty	Part II Ref. No.	Effective From To
WN		Normal	Pref.
2204.10.05	Wine of fresh grapes, etc of Australian origin, having an FOB value of less than $2.00 per litre and imported within a tariff quota allocation issued by the Customs Department	As per Tariff rates	99	721632R
2204.10.09
2204.21.01
2204.21.05
2204.21.09
2204.29.01
2204.29.05
2204.29.09
WN	Wine of fresh grapes, etc, having an FOB value of less than $2.00 per litre and imported within a tariff quota allocation issued by the Customs Department	As per Tariff rates	99	721633F
2204.10.05
2204.10.09
2204.21.01
2204.21.05
2204.21.09
2204.29.01
2204.29.05
WN	Wine of fresh grapes, etc, of Australian origin having an FOB value of less than $2.00 per litre and imported within the Australian Winemakers tariff quota allocation issued by the Customs Department	As per Tariff rates	99	721634D
2204.10.05
2204.10.09
2204.21.01
2204.21.05
2204.21.09
2204.29.01
2204.29.05
2204.29.09
WN	Wine of fresh grapes, etc of Australian origin, having an FOB value of less than $2.00 per litre and imported within a tariff quota allocation issued by the Customs Department	As per Tariff rates	99	721642E
2205.10.21
2205.10.25
2205.90.21
2205.90.25
2205.10.29
WN	Wine of fresh grapes, etc, having an FOB value of less than $2.00 per litre and imported within a tariff quota allocation issued by the Customs Department	As per Tariff rates	99	721643C
2205.10.21
2205.10.25
2205.90.21
2205.90.25
2205.10.29
WN	Wine of fresh grapes, etc, of Australian origin having an FOB value of less than $2.00 per litre and imported within the Australian Winemakers tariff quota allocation issued by the Customs Department	As per Tariff rates	99	721644A
2205.10.21
2205.10.25
2205.90.21
2205.90.25
2205.10.29
WN	Univer capsules	Free	Free	25
WN	Fucicort cream	Free	Free	26
WN	Miniut blister packs	Free	Free	25
WN	Betaloc and BCT tablets	Free	Free	26
WN	Losec I.V. vials	Free	Free	26
10	Enprostil capsules	Free	Free	26
WN	Pentamidine Isethionate	Free	Free	26
WN	Procainamide	Free	Free	26
WN	Emulsifier 1242	Free	Free	99
CH	Lubricating preparations as may be approved; APPROVED: Lim diffusion pump oil A and S	Free	Free	99
WN	Santovac 5	Free	Free	99
WN	Silotran bonding agent Z, being a preparation based on ethoxysilane and an organo metal compound in organic solvent	Free	Free	99
WN	Sorbitol other than that of subheading No. 2905.44	Free	Free	99
WN Whole Item	Acmosan 82-263-2, being a aliphatic polyisocyanate prepolymer	Free	Free	99
WN	Desmodur E2365, being a aliphatic polyisocyanate prepolymer	Free	Free	99
WN	Desmodur IL 1351 being an aromatic polyisocyanate	Free	Free	99
WN	Desmodur N3200 being a polyfunctional aliphatic polyisocyanate	Free	Free	99
WN	Polycarbonate film, self adhesive	Free	Free	99
WN	Tape Dielec self adhesive PVC	Free	Free	99
WN	Solimide fire resistant polyimide foam in flexible block and/or slab form	Free	Free	99

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