New Zealand Gazette – 1990 – No. 148

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TARIFF INDUSTRY ASSISTANCE (ADVERTISEMENT). NOTICE No. 1990/32—continued

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Name and Address of Applicant	Part II Ref. No.	Appln. Ref. No.	Category of Appln.
	Orthotic foot pads viz: medical longitudinal arch, cuboid pad, valgus heel wedge, varus heel wedge, neuroma pad, sport orthotic, heel pad, heel spur pad, full length insole		99	620330C	VA
64.08.99	REQUESTED APPROVAL: Orthotic foot pads viz: medical longitudinal arch, cuboid pad, valgus heel wedge, varus heel wedge, neuroma pad, sport orthotic, heel pad, heel spur pad, full length insole	Medic Corporation Ltd Private Bag LOWER HUTT	99	ICU 982797J	VA
7317.00.19	Steel roofing staples, 25mm wide 38mm long	Mr Victor Eastman PO Box 35 GOLDEN BAY NELSON	99	ICU 982744H	A
7318.24.00	Spiral pins	ABB Power Division PO Box 3554 AUCKLAND	99	TCU 982681F	A
7326.90.09	Hooks, of narrow and wide steel wire, of a type used in the manufacture of cargo/restraint securing systems	Elfin Industries (NZ) Ltd PO Box 12-675 Penrose AUCKLAND	99	ICU 982589E	A
7326.90.09	Rings and studs being components of a type used in the manufacture of cargo/restraint securing systems	Elfin Industries (NZ) Ltd PO Box 12-675 AUCKLAND	99	TCU 982590J	A
7326.90.09	Suit of armour	Stuart James & Associates C/- Perrott & Partners Ltd PO Box 53109 AUCKLAND AIRPORT AUCKLAND	99	ICU 982637J	A
7606.12.09	Aluminium plates and sheets of alloys 5083 or 5086, of a thickness exceeding 3.5mm but less than 5mm	A Division of Fletcher Industries Limited Private Bag AUCKLAND	99	ICU 981378A	A
8205.51.00	CURRENT APPROVAL: Kitchen utensils, as may be approved:

APPROVED:
Meat tenderizer
Melon ballers
Cap lifter and can piercer
Cork screw
Radish curler
Pastry wheel
Potato spiral
Cheeseholder
Cheese slicer
Cheese grater
Fruit decorator
Lemon zestor
Butter roller
Canal knife
Aspic cutters
Egg whisks
Lemon shredder
Spatula
Kebab swords
Lobster crackers
Nut crackers
Griddle scrapers
Skimmers
Biscuit cutters | | 99 | 981607A | VA |
| 8205.51.00 | REQUESTED APPROVAL: Kitchen utensils, as may be approved:
APPROVED:
Meat tenderizer
Melon ballers
Cap lifter and can piercer
Cork screw
Radish curler
Pastry wheel
Potato spiral
Cheeseholder
Cheese slicer
Cheese grater
Fruit decorator
Lemon zestor
Butter roller
Canal knife
Aspic cutters
Egg whisks
Lemon shredder
Spatula
Kebab swords
Lobster crackers
Nut crackers
Griddle scrapers
Skimmers
Biscuit cutters | Barnard A W Hack Limited PO Box 20-158 CHRISTCHURCH | 99 | ICU 982641G | VA |

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Victor Eastman (Mr), Applicant for steel roofing staples

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