New Zealand Gazette – 1992 – No. 155

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✨ Tariff Industry Assistance Applications

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CUSTOMS EDITION
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Tariff Industry Assistance (Advertisement) Notice No. 1982/36—continued

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Name and Address of Applicant	Part II Ref.	Appn. Ref. No.	Category of Appn.
88.15 +	(c) modules of rupture (d) cold crushing strength (e) apparent porosity (f) density (g) thermal conductivity (h) full details of end use REQUESTED APPROVAL Unfired, resin, pitch or tar bonded refractory products excluding the following: All refractory products having an alumina (Al2O3) content between 25% and 95% weight NOTE: any applications for products covered by the above exclusion must be supported by the following information (a) maximum service temperature (b) chemical composition (c) modules of rupture (d) cold crushing strength (e) apparent porosity (f) density (g) thermal conductivity (h) full details of end use	NZ Steel Ltd C/- Burlington Ocean Express PO Box 1296 AUCKLAND	99	987888C	V
6903.20.00	Refractory flow control componentry of a type used in iron and steel manufacturing; casting holloware comprising: Submerged entry nozzles Submerged entry shroud or ladle shroud Tundish stopper Tundish nozzle	NZ Steel Ltd C/- Burlington Ocean Express PO Box 1296 AUCKLAND	99	987889A	A
7306.60.00	Welded stainless steel square and rectangular tubing with wall thickness exceeding 3mm. Grades 304, 304L, 316, 316L	Sandvik (NZ) Ltd C/- PO Box 53104 AUCKLAND AIRPORT	99	987886D	A
7326.19.19	Sipe blades of a type used in tyre moulds	Mace Engineering Ltd PO Box 4049 CHRISTCHURCH	99	987895F	A
8305.20.00	Work stands of a type used during the assembly or repair of bicycles	Hope Gibbons Ltd PO Box 6547 WELLINGTON	99	987884L	A
8305.20.00	Belt staples in coils	Sifco Distributors Ltd PO Box 14070 CHRISTCHURCH	99	987872G	A
8407.33.09	Collated staples manufactured from wire 1.25 x .55mm with a 10.7mm outside and 9.5mm inside crown	H Leighton Hill Ltd PO Box 1632 AUCKLAND	99	987762C	A
8414.10.09	Engines for midget car racing and meeting the specifications as per rule 10-2-2 in Speedway Control Boards 1982 General Rules and Regulations Book	Hawker and Associates PO Box 53018 AUCKLAND AIRPORT	99	987866B	A
8417.80.01	Wine, opened bottle preservation device	Ralston International PO Box 73-111 AUCKLAND AIRPORT	99	987839E	A
8418.69.00	Controlled pyrolysis metal cleaning furnaces	Jonassen Industrial Projects Ltd 2/117 Sunset Road Glenfield	99	987803D	A
8419.90.19	Portable pipe freezing equipment	New Zealand Industrial Gases Ltd C/- Gilbert-CCA Ltd PO Box 73-129 AUCKLAND	99	987892A	A
8419.90.19	Component parts regardless of tariff classification for the manufacture or repair of ring channel driers and rotary driers excluding: (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) Computer printer, typewriter, calculator, cash register and similar machine ribbons (19) 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	NZ Express Customs Limited PO Box 53-002 AUCKLAND INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT	99	987843C	A

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