New Zealand Gazette – 1991 – No. 117

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✨ Tariff Concession Approvals

6 AUGUST

CUSTOMS EDITION

Tariff Concession Approvals, Withdrawals and Declines Notice No. 1991/29—continued

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Rates of Duty	Part II Ref. No.	Effective From To
		Normal	Pref.
8418.81.00	10.0 litres/second up to 26 litres/second (inclusive), calculated at a compressor speed of 700 rpm with a working pressure up to 1379 kPa
	(2) Reciprocating types with a piston displacement from 20 litres/second up to 200 litres/second (inclusive), with working pressure from 1500 kPa and above
	(3) Other types with a capacity from 47 litres/second up to 18 litres/second (inclusive) free air delivered (FAD), measured at 700 kPa (7 bar)
	NOTE: For the purpose of this concession, a bare air compressor is the pump only without fittings or attachments such as motors, starters, coolers, separators, receivers, air lines, gauges, etc	Free	Free	99
8418.81.00	Adjustable temperature controlled food warming pots	Free	Free	99
8421.23.00	Aircraft fuel/water separator filters	Free	Free	99
	Hydraulic filters up to 10 micron rated to 450 litres/min and 300 p.s.i. operating pressure	Free	Free	99
8428.90.00	Scorbot robots and accessories therefor	Free	Free	99
	Tillage lifts and parts thereof having a capacity of 1500kg and over	Free	Free	99
8431.39.00	Vibratrory equipment component parts, as may be approved; APPROVED:
	Fibreglass flexarms, rocker arms, drive arms, drive flexures, drive rollers, drive mount, eccentrics, double drive assembly, rubber cushions, hanger bearings, compression springs, anodised aluminium conveyor pans regardless of tariff classification	Free	Free	99
8479.89.00	Pneumatic automatic machine designed for applying and fastening banded industrial hose clamps – punchlok model FA3B	Free	Free	99
8517.30.00	Membrane switch keyboards	Free	Free	99
8525.20.09	Synthesised VHF/UHF 6 channel FM hand held radios	Free	Free	99
8525.20.09	VHF and UHF 2 way FM crystal band held transceivers	Free	Free	99
8531.10.00	Portable personal alarms and monitored portable personal alarm systems	Free	Free	99
8535.90.19	Disconnectable cable termination system	Free	Free	99
8543.80.29	Disk recording equipment viz; record cutting lathes and cutting heads, cutting amp and power supply, preview machines	Free	Free	99

Chapter 87

Catalogued or identifiable parts of machines may be admitted under the Part II duty concession granted in respect of the parent machine. Catalogued or identifiable parts of machines which in their own right are entitled to duty free entry under Part I of the Tariff are also covered by this concession. This applies regardless of Tariff classification with the following exceptions:

(1) Parts of general use
(2) Any part which is the subject of a specific Determination of the Minister
(3) Ball, needle and roller bearings
(4) Electric motors
(5) Fans and blowers
(6) Parts of machines approved for entry under Part II concessions 20, 60, 70, 80, 81
(7) Buckets, shovels and grabs and parts thereof
(8) Hydraulic hoses with fittings attached
(9) Articles of needleloom felt
(10) Interchangeable tools, e.g., tool bits, saw blades, grinding wheels
(11) Tyres and tubes
(12) Electric accumulators
(13) Electric lamps and tubes
(14) Knives and cutting blades
(15) Engines
(16) Transmission shafts – flexible
(17) Spark plugs
(18) Oil, air and fuel filters for internal combustion engines exceeding 20 gross bhp except as may be approved. A list of approved filters is held by the Collector of Customs, Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch | Free | Free | 99 | 984368J | 5/91 ... |

| 9007.20.09 | Long line fishing hooks complete with trace and snap | Free | Free | 99 | 982875D | 6/90 ... |
| 9615.19.00 | Stainless steel hair sectioning clips and curl clips | Free | Free | 99 | 985762B | 5/91 ... |

SECOND SCHEDULE

Concession Approvals Subject to Prescribed Purposes and Conditions

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Rates of Duty	Part II Ref. No.	Effective From To
		Normal	Pref.
3004.90.19	Nimotop (Nimodipine) solution and tablets imported per Airfreight C049 on 23 March 1991 IE AK5007247 and Airfreight C015 on 13 April 1991 IE AK5007895	Free	Free	26
Chapter 72	170 tonnes hot rolled steel plate manufactured to BS4360-43C on vessel LA Perouse V126 ETA 25 July 1991	Free	Free	99
8461.90.00	Saw blade manufacturing plant	Free	Free	99

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