New Zealand Gazette – 1989 – No. 3

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✨ Tariff Industry Assistance Applications

17 JANUARY

CUSTOMS EDITION

Tariff Industry Assistance (Advertisement) Notice No. 1989/1—continued

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

85.35 | 12. Wire connectors in strips
85.35 | 13. Single telephones jack points and blocks, including single jack point boxes
85.36 | Sockets and plugs therefore, wire and cable connectors and the like

REQUESTED APPROVAL

EXCLUDING:

Part II Duty Free concession already approved under Tariff Item
Aluminium compression fittings, peculiar for use in jointing and terminating aluminium wire and cable

EXCLUDING:

Fittings, when declared by a manufacturer for use on;

(a) Three core sector cable
(b) Four core sector cable exceeding 185mm² cross-sectional area

Battery isolators, peculiar for use on all types of storage batteries including automotive and marine batteries
Co-axial plugs, car-radio type
Industrial and protected type plugs, sockets, cable couplers
Appliance inlets and switch sockets, rated 110 to 415 volts and up to 63 amps;

EXCLUDING:

Aluminium clad industrial plugs, sockets, cable couplers, appliances inlets and switch sockets, with maximum voltage rating of 500 V AC/DC, from 16-63 amps continuous rated current, flat formation (i.e. round pins in a straight line) pin/socket configuration

Plugs, sockets, tap-ons, cord extension sockets, 250 volts, 15 amp maximum rating
Sockets and plugs therefore, wire and cable connectors and the like; of a kind commonly used with:

(A) tractors for articulated vehicles, being vehicles that are designed for operation solely or principally on the highway; or

(B) vehicles of 87.02 other than air-cushioned vehicles or assembled convertible road/rail motor coaches

Split bolt, bolt on type overhead line tap connectors suitable for tap connections on copper lines, having overall diameters from 2.74mm to 14.76mm (0.108in. to 0.58in.); and split bolt, bolt on type overhead line tap connectors suitable for tap connections on aluminium lines having overall diameters from 6.35mm to 14.61mm (0.250in. to 0.575in.)
Trailer plugs and sockets, viz; 4 pole, 5 pole and 7 pole
Uninsulated connectors, lugs and links of copper construction for conductors up to 185mm² square cross sectional area
Wire connectors in strips
Single telephones jack points and blocks, including single jack point boxes

8535.90.29 | Insulated crocodile clips and alligator clips excluding automotive jumper leads | Comptroller of Customs PO Box 2218 WELLINGTON | 99 | HO 622201D | WA |
8536.50.00 | Swann range series 20, 21, 23, 39, 40, 43, 50, 70, 82, 475, 47, 80 switches | Terminal Accessories Ltd PO Box 3854 AUCKLAND | 99 | AK 801923B | A |
8536.69.00 | Plugs, sockets and connectors conforming to BS5733, 2 and 6 amp, 250 volt | J A Russell Ltd C/- B.A.W. Hack PO Box 20-158 CHRISTCHURCH | 99 | HO 880127E | A |
8543.80.29 | Switches; limit proximity | Allen-Bradley NZ Ltd C/- Pengellys Customs Agents Ltd PO Box 53100 AUCKLAND | 99 | AK 801773F | A |
8543.80.29 | Water purifying ozone generators being for purification of water in pools and air conditioning equipment by means of ozone generation | Handling Equipment NZ Ltd C/- Daniel Silva, Tariff Consultant PO Box 305 AUCKLAND | 99 | AK 802003F | A |
8604.00.00 | Railway track maintenance vehicles | Manager Purchasing & Supply Division NZ Railways Corporation Private Bag WELLINGTON | 99 | WN 820755A | A |
8705.30.00 | Airport crash fire rescue vehicles | Diesel Division Nissan NZ Ltd C/- Trade Consultants Ltd PO Box 4287 AUCKLAND | 99 | AK 801942J | A |

CURRENT APPROVAL

8713.10.00 | Lightweight manually propelled wheelchairs and accessories not exceeding a gross weight of 14kg | | 99 | 702078D | VA |

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🏭 Applications for Tariff Industry Assistance Advertised for Objection (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsTariff, Industry Assistance, Applications, Objections, Customs, Wire connectors, Telephone jack points, Sockets, Plugs, Cable connectors, Aluminium compression fittings, Battery isolators, Co-axial plugs, Industrial plugs, Appliance inlets, Switch sockets, Trailer plugs, Uninsulated connectors, Insulated crocodile clips, Swann range switches, BS5733 plugs and sockets, Limit proximity switches, Ozone generators, Railway track maintenance vehicles, Airport crash fire rescue vehicles, Lightweight wheelchairs
👱🏽 Names

7 names identified

Comptroller, Applicant for tariff assistance
Terminal Accessories Ltd, Applicant for tariff assistance
J A Russell, Applicant for tariff assistance
Allen-Bradley NZ Ltd, Applicant for tariff assistance
Handling Equipment NZ Ltd, Applicant for tariff assistance
Manager Purchasing & Supply Division NZ Railways Corporation, Applicant for tariff assistance
Diesel Division Nissan NZ Ltd, Applicant for tariff assistance

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