New Zealand Gazette – 1991 – No. 59

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✨ Tariff Concession Approvals

CUSTOMS EDITION

Tariff Concession Approvals, Withdrawals and Declines Notice No. 1991/14—continued

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Rates of Duty	Part	Ref. No.	Effective From	To
		Normal	Pref.
TCU 7326.19.19	Metal thimbles	Free	Free	II	99	984536E
TCU 7326.20.19	Panel re-inforcing wall ties	Free	Free	II	99	984480F
TCU 7328.90.09	Galvanised honey bee hive escape device	Free	Free	II	99	984418L
TCU 7411.10.19	Light annealed copper tube to spec ASTM B68 DHP, 0.75" O.D. x 0.052" wall thickness	Free	Free	II	99	984382F
TCU 7411.22.00	80/20 and 90/10 copper nickel seamless tube to BS2871 Part 3 1972 CM102 standard	Free	Free	II	99	984486E
TCU 7607.11.00	Aluminium foil alloy 1145 condition O of a thickness not exceeding 0.2mm	Free	Free	II	99	984500D
TCU 7607.19.00	Coloured aluminium sheet; 12" x 24" x 0.025mm of a type used for engraving	Free	Free	II	99	984421L
TCU 8302.10.00	Stainless steel hinges	Free	Free	II	99	984380K
TCU 8408.10.09	Perama marine diesel engines model M35	Free	Free	II	99	984449L
TCU 8408.10.90	Watercooled engines, as may be approved:	Free	Free	II	99	984451B

APPROVED:

An engine for which the original engine manufacturer obtains a certificate certifying it as complying with a national Standard Specification, internationally acceptable, and attaining its maximum continuous shaft kilowatt rating under either DIN6270 (rating A) or BS 649; 1958 or SAE J516a, at an engine speed not exceeding 2000 rpm.

An engine for which the original engine manufacturer obtains a certificate certifying it as complying with a national Standard Specification, internationally acceptable and attaining its maximum continuous shaft kilowatt rating at an engine speed exceeding 2000 rpm under DIN 6270 (rating A) or BS 649; 1958 or SAE J816a, provided that the maximum continuous shaft kilowatt rating is greater than 149 shaft kilowatts (200 shaft horsepower)

Bukh diesel models:

DV 30MF
DV 36SME

Caterpillar:

3208
3309
3306 marine propulsion
3406 marine propulsion
3408 marine propulsion
3412 marine propulsion
D379 marine propulsion
D398 marine engine
D353 marine engine

Chrysler models:

C.M.C. models:

4135 CaB-3, 6135 CaB-3, 12V135 CaB-3

Crusader models:

CS-220
CS-270
CS-300
GH-270
GH-350

Cummins marine diesel engines:

NH-855-M
NT-855-M1
V-504-M, V-555-M
VT-903-M
V-903-M
VT-50-M1
VTA-903-M
VT-1710-M
VTA-1710-M1
VTA-1710-M2
KT-1150-M
KTA-1150-M
RT-2300-M
KTA-2300-M

Detroit diesel models:

6V-53
6-71
6V-71
6V-92
8V-71
8V-92
8V-92TI
12V-71, 12V-149
16V-71
16V-92

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