New Zealand Gazette – 1990 – No. 120

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✨ Tariff Concession Notices

17 JULY

CUSTOMS EDITION

Tariff Concession Approvals, Withdraws and Declines Notice No. 1980/26—continued

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Rates of Duty	Psrt	Ref. No.	Effective From	To
		Normal	Pref.
22.22	22.22 capacity in mild steel

(7) Dualfoam hydraulic press with facility to cast its own tools models 5E, 6, 7, 8 and 9
(8) Machinery, peculiarly for use in making and repairing exhaust systems and other products made from metal tubing, not exceeding the following capacity:
swaging, 16mm-76mm;
expanding, 25mm-76mm;
bending, 19mm-76mm; and
forming bends of 60mm-140mm radii
EXCLUDING:
numerically controlled machine tools
(9) Metal circular saws hand operated with blades not exceeding 1016mm diameter excluding types specially suited for cutting precious metals
(10) Metalworking guillotines and shears, excluding:
(a) 762mm power operated guillotines especially suited for use in the photo-processing and engraving trade for cutting zinc, magnesium and copper sheets
(b) Reinforced steel bar cropping machines, with capacity exceeding 20mm
(c) Types with a straight cutting edge of 105mm or less
(11) Metal hacksaws with a rated square material cutting capacity of which any one measurement is 280mm or less, excluding automatically controlled hacksaws
(12) Plate rolls (other than those having a top roll diameter of 255mm and lower roll diameter of 215mm) and press brakes (including coil cradle straighteners)
(13) Presses, hydraulic
(14) Presses, mechanical, power operated and other, exceeding 30.5 tonnes but not exceeding 35 tonnes capacity
(15) Presses, mechanical, power operated and other, not exceeding 30.5 tonnes capacity
(16) Punch, crop and rivet presses, not exceeding 3.05 tonnes capacity
(17) Rod reinforcing steel cutters, not exceeding 20mm mild steel capacity
(18) Roll forming machines, including continuous spouting and continuous ridging machines
(19) Shearing, punching and notching machines, hand and hydraulically operated
(20) Sheet metal folding machines
(21) Sheet metal rollers, hand operated, not exceeding 1220mm x 76.2mm x 1.6mm capacity
(22) Swaging and crimping machines
(23) Metal cutting bandsaws in vertical positions with a maximum cutting throat depth up to 450mm. Any multi-purpose or composite machines incorporating any of the functions above are excluded from this concession |

| ICU | 8462.49.00 | Geka hydraulic and mechanical iron workers, models PU.MA.11, 13, 16, 20, 100H, 200H; micropunch-36; Minicrop, Myd-50S, 70S, 100S, Multi-11; CEP-11, 13, 16, 20, 11H, 13H, 16H, 20H, 25H | Free | Free | 99 | 981755H | 2/90 | ... |
| ICU | 8463.90.00 | Hydraulically operated swaging press | Free | Free | 99 | 982296J | 3/90 | ... |
| ICU | 8518.39.09 | AC arc welding machine having a maximum output of 140 amps – for single phase operation | Free | Free | 99 | 98182SL | 2/90 | ... |
| ICU | 8525.20.09 | Portable radio terminal for computer data collection | Free | Free | 99 | 981874L | 2/90 | ... |
| ICU | 8529.90.11 | Printed circuit boards, completely assembled, for use in the manufacture or repair of television sets | Free | Free | 99 | 982215B | 4/90 | ... |
| ICU | 9405.50.09 | Compressed air operated flood light and catalogue spare parts for same | Free | Free | 99 | 981840F | 2/90 | ... |
| ICU | 9503.41.00 | Stuffed toys with compression activated sound making device | Free | Free | 90 | 981865F | 3/90 | ... |
| ICU | | Sound activated, battery powered plastic dancing figurines and flowers | Free | Free | 99 | 981932A | 7/89 | ... |
| ICU | 9505.90.00 Ref No 90 | Handcrafted wooden Easter decorations | Free | Free | 90 | 981882O | 2/90 | ... |
| HO | | The articles listed hereunder are approved under Reference 80. Articles classified in Section I to X of the Customs Tariff, concession code 903403L. The remainder classified in Sections XI to XX of the Customs Tariff, concession code 903844C is applicable. |

Unrestricted Approvals (provided such articles are designed exclusively for religious use)
1. Alms dishes bearing an inscription or other marking to indicate that they are for religious use in places of worship
  Altar book rests
  Altar bread
  Altar cruets and altar flagons for wine and water
  Altar linen in sets, burse and veils, fair linen cloths and altar frontals embroidered with religious emblems
  Altar vases bearing an inscription or other marking to indicate that they are for religious use

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