New Zealand Gazette – 1990 – No. 174

Page 3755

✨ Tariff Concession Updates

9 OCTOBER CUSTOMS EDITION 3755

Tariff Concession Approvals, Withdrawals and Declines Notice No. 1890/38—continued

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Rates of Duty	Part	Ref. No.	Effective From	To
	Normal	Pref.	II
ICU 8450.11.09	Official specifications excluding tyre ballast and optional counterweights
	Mashing machines, commercial, coin/card and or token operated only as may be approved
	APPROVED:
	Maytag model A23, A25, Inglis model EX41800, IP50 model 55, 73 and 110, AGA SPA model 520-18, Speed Queen models EAll11, FA1210, FA1211	Free	Free	99	9826690	5/90
ICU 8479.89.00	Laboratory salt fog test cabinet	Free	Free	99	982535A	8/90
ICU 8481.80.19	Hydrodimer gas wash float/mixer valves	Free	Free	99	9826556	10/90
ICU 85.02	Hybrid photovoltaic/diesel power system	Free	Free	99	9826978	5/90
ICU 85.04	TV and radio frequency baluns	Free	Free	99	9826480	5/90
ICU 8506.11.00	High temperature batteries rated for operation at temperatures exceeding 180°F	Free	Free	99	9826541	5/90
ICU 8506.12.00	...	Free	Free	99	...	...
ICU 8506.13.00	...	Free	Free	99	...	...
ICU 8506.19.00	...	Free	Free	99	983041D	6/89
ICU 8517.30.00	Telettra Data Services Digital Data Network (DDN) equipment comprising:	Free	Free	99	...	...
	8517.40.00 Signal multiplexing equipment for connection to DDN
	8531.10.60 Multipoint junction equipment accepting data to X50 (digital splitter/combiner)
	8531.20.60 Alarm processing system (with interface to custom built software package)
	9003.20.00 Protection switching equipment – 2 m/bit/s only
	Slim racks, being integral components for system assembly
	Crossconnect systems providing the semi-permanent connection of dedicated data and voice circuits between terminating transmission bearers
	DO-Multiplex (MUX) equipment, excluding pulse code modulation (PCM) multiplexers, digital multiplexers receiving at 64 k/bits per channel and transmitting at 2,048 m/bits
	Network terminating units (NTU’s) and line terminal equipment (LTE) i.e. modems, including group band modems, operating at speeds higher than 2,400 bps but excluding those that have multi-speed capabilities of 2,400 bps and below conforming to CCITT standards V21, V22, V22bis and V32
ICU 8525.20.09	Packet radio data controllers	Free	Free	99	9826492	5/90
ICU 6528.10.19	UHF TV high powered antenna system (commercial broadcasting) having an input power in excess of 500 watts and input connectors greater than 7/8”	Free	Free	99	982829H	4/90
ICU 8531.80.00	Marine butane gas and similar detectors with visual and audio alarm	Free	Free	99	9828283H	5/90
ICU 8543.80.29	Electronic marine anti-fouling equipment	Free	Free	99	983457F	8/90
ICU 9403.20.00	Metal framed, motorised, adjustable beds of a type suited for use by disabled or handicapped people	Free	Free	99	982679D	5/90
ICU 9503.70.00	Toy detective kits comprising of code wheels, code strips, pens, magnifier notebooks and fingerprint kit	Free	Free	99	9826732E	5/90
	Toy educational kits namely; kits for illustrating meteorology, physics, botany, photography, telephony and chemistry	Free	Free	99	982677H	5/90
	Toy embroidery, knitting, patchwork, cross stitch, and weaving sets	Free	Free	99	982675A	5/90
	Toy ready-to-sew kits, comprising cut pieces, thread, wool and filling instructions	Free	Free	99	982674C	5/90
	Metal toy vehicles, whether or not fitted with plastic chassis, and approved accessories therefore:	Free	Free	99	703121B	5/88
	APPROVED ACCESSORIES:
	Trailers
	Farm implements
	Soft drink bottles and crates
	Figures of humans or animals
	Fittings such as roll bars, construction equipment, ladders
	French boules (la Petanque) comprising sets of chromed steel balls with wooden jacks	Free	Free	99	982670L	5/90

SECOND SCHEDULE

Concession Approvals Subject to Prescribed Purposes and Conditions

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Rates of Duty	Part	Ref. No.	Effective From	To
ICU 3905.11.10	18000 Kilos Mowilith LDL 2440 W ca. 50% Refined cooks and valves other than those MESC numbers within the capability of the New Zealand valve industry. A list of those valves within the capability of the New Zealand valve industry can be obtained from the Comptroller of Customs, Wellington	Free	Free	99	981867H	2/90
ICU 84.81	...	Free	Free	99	9830626	7/90

THIRD SCHEDULE

Concession Approvals Withdrawn

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Ref. No.
ICU 3004.90.19	Elderprey ... Non-refractory ... preparations	982387F
ICU 3214.90.00	...	9801006
ICU 3906.90.01	Collafix ... PP3	907536E

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