New Zealand Gazette – 1989 – No. 3

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✨ Tariff Industry Assistance Decisions

17 JANUARY

CUSTOMS EDITION

Tariff Industry Assistance (Decision) Notice No. 1989/1–continued

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Rates of Duty	Part	Ref. No.	Effective From	To
WN 7113.19.09	Gold chain exceeding 7mm in width, requiring further processing	Free	Free	99	820648B	4/88
AK 72.08	Hot rolled abrasion resistant/weathering steels manufactured to AS1205, JISG3114, ASTM A242, BS4360 – WR50A, WR50B, WR50C, and all Corten and River Ten steels or equivalent steels on presentation of test certificates excluding hoop and strip	Free	Free	99	801870H	10/88
AK 72.08	Hot rolled abrasion resistant/weathering steels manufactured to AS1205, JISG3114, ASTM A242, BS436-WR50A, WR50B, WR50C, and all Corten and River Ten steels or equivalent steels on presentation of test certificates	5	AU Free	99	800705F	10/88
AK 72.08	Hot rolled high tensile plate with a minimum yield point of 450 MPA or greater	5	AU Free	99	801351K	10/88
AK 72.08	Hot rolled high tensile plate of a maximum thickness of 8mm with a minimum yield point of 350 MPA but less than 450 MPA	5	AU Free	99	801352H	10/88
AK 72.08	Hot rolled high tensile plate of a thickness greater than 8mm with a minimum yield point of 350 MPA but less than 450 MPA	Free	Free	99	801353F	10/88
AK 72.08, 72.11	Hot rolled high tensile plate of a maximum thickness of 8mm with a minimum yield point of 350MPA but less than 450MPA excluding hoop and strip	Free	Free	99	801872D	10/88
AK 72.08, 72.11	Hot rolled high tensile plate with a minimum yield point of 450MPA or greater excluding hoop and strip	Free	Free	99	801873B	10/88
AK 72.08	Plate for boilers and pressure vessels manufactured to AS1548, BS1501, JISG3118, JISG3126 or equivalent standards on presentation of test certificates	5	AU Free	99	800703K	10/88
AK 72.08	Plate for boilers and pressure vessels manufactured to AS1548, BS1501, JISG3118, JISG3126 or equivalent standards on presentation of test certificates excluding hoop and strip	Free	Free	99	801871F	10/88
AK 72.09	Cold rolled steel coil and sheet of enamelling grade to JIS G3133, ASTM A 424 or, equivalent standards on presentation of test certificates, when imported by an approved enameller	Free	Free	99	801038C	7/88
APPROVED:

NZ Enamelled Products
Rinnai
H J Ryan
Stride/Champion
Moffat
Procoate Industries
Robinson Industries
Rinman Products
Young Industries |
| AK 72.09 | Cold rolled steel coil and sheet of enamelling grade to JIS G3133, ASTM A 424 or, equivalent standards on presentation of test certificates, when imported by an approved enameller | Free | Free | 99 | 801039A | 7/88 | ... |
| APPROVED:
Atlas Appliances Ltd
Betta
Finnell Metal Productions Ltd
Fisher and Paykel
Kingsway
T R Hilson Ltd
Davin Industries
Brugger Industries
Kent Heating |
| AK 72.09 | Medium to high carbon cold rolled coil and sheet (carbon content 0.42 to 1.00%) to BS 5770 Part 2, JIS G3311, or AS 1595 (CK 1045 to CK 1085) | Free | Free | 99 | 801530K | 11/88 | ... |
| AK 7209.12.00 | Cold rolled coil to standards AS 1595CA-70-T-G, ASTM A109 Temper 2 | Free | Free | 99 | 800268B | 7/88 | 12/88 |
| AK 7211.30.01 | Cold rolled coil to standards AS 1595CA-70-T-G, ASTM A109 Temper 2 | 5 | AU Free | 99 | 800867B | 7/88 | 12/88 |
| AK 7211.30.11 | Cold rolled coil to standards AS 1595CA-70-T-G, ASTM A109 Temper 2 | Free | Free | 99 | 800866D | 7/88 | 12/88 |
| WN 7211.41.01 | Cold rolled carbon steel strip No. 2, No. 5 edge and No. 2 finish to ASTM A 109M-77, less than 151mm in width | Free | Free | 99 | 820582F | 7/88 | ... |
| AK 7211.41.01 | Extra-deep drawing cold rolled coil and sheet to specification JIS G3141 SPCE-5D, oiled | 5 | AU Free | 99 | 801475C | 10/88 | ... |
| AK 7211.49 | Medium to high carbon cold rolled steel coil and sheet (carbon content 0.42 to 1.00%) to BS 5770, Part 2, JIS G3311, or AS 1595 – (CK 1045 to CK 1085) | 5 | AU Free | 99 | 801529F | 11/88 | ... |
| AK 7214.40.00 | Bars and rods of rectangular cross-section measuring less than 50mm in width | 5 | AU Free | 99 | 801504L | 11/88 | ... |
| AK 7214.40.00 | Mild steel flat bars: 30mm x 5mm x 6m, 25mm x 5mm x 6m, 40mm x 5mm x 6m | 5 | AU Free | 99 | 801461C | 10/88 | ... |
| AK 7216.21.01 | L sections of equal angles with a height less than 40mm | Free | Free | 99 | 801503B | 11/88 | ... |
| HO 7312.10.00 | Crane ropes viz: 1. Multi strand non rotating in the following sizes 34 x 7, 18 x 19, 18 x 7, 9 x 6/6 x 25 FW/7 x 7 | Free | Free | 99 | 880100C | 10/88 | ... |

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