New Zealand Gazette – 1989 – No. 154

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✨ Tariff Industry Assistance Notices

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 154

Tariff Industry Assistance (Advertisement) Notice No. 1989/33—continued

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Name and Address of Applicant	Part II Ref. No.	Appn. Ref.	Category of Appln.

Sandringham

| 7605.11.00 |
7605.21.00 | Aluminium redraw rod and wire | Alcan NZ Ltd
PO Box 308
WELLINGTON | 99 | HO ICU 980403L A |

CURRENT APPROVAL

84.65
Machine-tools for working wood, cork, bone, hard rubber, hard plastic or similar hard materials;
EXCLUDING:

Sawbenches with sawblades not exceeding 330mm
Radial arm saws, overhead crosscut saws, trenching machines and work centres incorporating a radial arm saw, with blade diameters up to and including 260mm diameter
Pendulum type crosscut saws including spida type for sawblades up to and including 450mm diameter
Thicknessers, with a width capacity up to and including 330mm
Surface planers, buzzers, or joiners with a blade not exceeding 310mm
Bandsaws with a throat capacity not exceeding 475mm
Wood lathes manually operated, with or without copy device
Horizontal dowel boring machines with manual feed
Drill presses bench or floor mounting, column type, belt driven, manually operated
Edgebanding machines which perform the following functions only viz:- the application of preglued edging tape coils of PVC, melamine or wood veneer to board fed panels by means of glue reactivation, with or without a tape front and/or end cut off function (Edgebanding machines which have additional functions to those specified above will qualify for this concession provided the additional functions are relevant to edgebanding machines and are catalogued as being for the edgebanders concerned)
Swivelling machinery:
- Automatic firewood saws
- Breast benches
- Circular breakdown saws
- Docking saws
- Log cut-off swing saws
- Post peelers
- Splitting saws
- Vertical breakdown saws
- Rosser head not exceeding 1425mm
- Wood debarking machines, Rosser head diameter and ring type not exceeding 1275mm diameter
Any composite or multipurpose machine incorporating any of the above excluded machinery or combination of the above excluded machinery

Part II Ref. No.	Appn. Ref.	Category of Appln.
99	880115A	VA

REQUESTED APPROVAL

84.65
Machine-tools for working wood, cork, bone, hard rubber, hard plastic or similar hard materials;
EXCLUDING:

Sawbenches with sawblades not exceeding 330mm
Radial arm saws, overhead crosscut saws, trenching machines and work centres incorporating a radial arm saw, with blade diameters up to and including 360mm diameter
Pendulum type crosscut saws including spida type for sawblades up to and including 450mm diameter
Thicknessers, with a width capacity up to and including 330mm
Surface planers, buzzers, or joiners with a blade not exceeding 310mm

Name and Address of Applicant
Emandem Industries
C/- Ivan W McNicholl
Tariff Consultant
PO Box 1024
WELLINGTON

Part II Ref. No.	Appn. Ref.	Category of Appln.
99	HO ICU 980412K	VA

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🏭 Customs Notices and Tariff Industry Assistance Notices (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsCustoms, Tariff, Industry Assistance, Applications, Objections, Stainless steel, Aluminium, Razors, Electrodes, Air filters, Assembly system, Mitre saw, Machine-tools, Woodworking
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