New Zealand Gazette – 1992 – No. 189

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✨ Tariff Concessions

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 189

TARIFF ACT 1988

TARIFF CONCESSION APPROVALS, WITHDRAWALS AND DECLINES NOTICE (NO. 44) 1992

I, Vincent Anthony Manks, Executive Officer, Ministry of Commerce, acting pursuant to section 8 of the Tariff Act 1988 under delegated authority hereby:

(a) In accordance with Part II of the Tariff approve in respect of the entry of goods listed in the First Schedule to this notice the rate of duty or exemption from duty specified in that Schedule with effect from the first day of the month so specified; and

(b) In accordance with Part II of the Tariff approve in respect of the entry of goods listed in the Second Schedule to this notice the exemptions from duty specified in that Schedule with effect from the first day of the month so specified subject however to such purposes and conditions which I prescribe; and

(c) Withdraw with effect fourteen days from the date of this Gazette, or otherwise at the date so specified, the approvals granted in respect of the entry of goods listed in the Third Schedule to this notice; and

(d) Decline to approve in respect of the goods listed in the Fourth Schedule to this notice concessions for which application was made.

FIRST SCHEDULE

Concessions Approved

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Rates of Duty	Part	Ref. No.	Effective From	To
A 2103.00.00	Curry in block form	Free	Free	99	987999G	9/92
A 2308.10.10	Erythromycin on silica base (feed grade)	Free	Free	90	987942A	9/92
X 3402.90.00	Servo RMO180, organic nitrogen compound in solvent	Free	Free	99	984674D	1/90
A 3506.91.00	Redux adhesives viz: Redux 218/2-NA, Redux 319	Free	Free	99	987976R	9/92
X 3823.00.69	Daltorez P220/Daltorez P920	Free	Free	99	986614A	11/91
X 3823.00.69	Daltorex 7M02	Free	Free	99	986615K	11/91
X 3823.90.69	Suprasec VM022, Suprasec 2025, Suprasec 2028, Suprasec 2030, being diphenylmethane diisocyanate (MDI) variant containing higher functionality isocyanates	Free	Free	99	985599J	4/91
X 3823.90.69	Suprasec 280D - a polyester modified 4, 4' - diisocyanato diphenylmethane (MDI) composition	Free	Free	99	985534B	4/91
A 3907.30.20	Araldite GT 260	Free	Free	99	987937D	9/92
A 3917.40	Pipe and tube fittings of polyacetal methylene	Free	Free	99	987966L	9/92
V 3921.90.19	Polyester film laminated with a polyester mesh	Free	Free	99	987971E	9/92
X 5808.90.00	Filters of reinforced non woven fabric	Free	Free	99	908965K	1/88
A 5808.90.00	Bias trims, blind stitched, of a type used in the manufacture of lampshades	Free	Free	99	987924C	9/92
A 6116.93.00	Racing drivers fire safety gloves	Free	Free	99	987836G	9/92
A 6116.93.80	Flyer’s jacket, nomex, fire resistant, to military specification J83388D	Free	Free	99	987948I	9/92
A 6307.90.28	Machine or hand embroidered textile picture frames and tissue box covers	Free	Free	99	987933B	9/92
A 6505.90.00	Flyer’s hoods, nomex, fire resistant, to military specification B85037	Free	Free	99	987947B	9/92
A 6804.22.00	Screw type cylinder grinding wheels	Free	Free	99	987939D	9/92
A 7019.39.00	Heat sealed fibreglass insulation blanket enclosed with non-woven reinforced film	Free	Free	99	987906S	9/92
X 7113.11.09	Gold and silver bolt rings	Free	Free	99	701871B	1/88
A 76.06	Aluminium sheet and strip of a thickness up to and including 0.3mm, excluding treadplate	Free	Free	99	987927H	1/93
X 7616.90.29	Aluminium containers, empty, seamless, having an internal screwed neck of a type especially suited for use in making fire extinguishers	Free	Free	99	987797F	8/92
A 8302.41.00	Door co-ordinators being devices used on doors, swinging in pairs to prevent racking and damage to doors, frames and hinges	Free	Free	99	987985L	9/92
A 8418.69.00	Refrigerated fruit juice dispenser	Free	Free	99	987900F	9/92
A 8418.91.00	Belt grillers of a type typically suited for use as part of a continuous cooking system	Free	Free	99	987593L	7/92
A 8419.81.00	Griller, specifically designed to brand mark meat products and forming part of a continuous cooking system	Free	Free	99	987655B	7/92
A 84.21	Filter elements or cartridges especially suited for industrial gas or liquid filtration excluding types suitable for automotive use	Free	Free	99	988201E	11/92
A 8421.29.00	Drycleaning solvent recovery units	Free	Free	99	987926K	9/92
A 8422.40.00	Automatic collating and wrapping machines designed for use with heat sealable film	Free	Free	99	987874C	5/92
A 8477.80.00	Plastic roll slitting machine	Free	Free	99	987852D	8/92
A 8479.89.00	Fluid bed processor especially suited for coating tablets	Free	Free	99	987925A	9/92
A 8479.89.00	Golf club cleaning machine	Free	Free	99	987940E	8/92
V 8479.89.00	Portable sanitation systems (a) Porta Potti models 35, 45, 145, 165, 235, 245, 265 (b) Aqua Magic models 10, 20 (c) Electra Magic 12/24 and parts (d) V12 Porta Potti cassette (e) Flamena bl pot	Free	Free	99	987823J	8/92
A 8504.40.01	Miner’s lamp lead acid battery charger	Free	Free	90	987986C	9/92
A 8512.20.00	Electrical lighting equipment being catalogue parts of the following vehicles: 1. Landrover – flasher, number plate, stop, tail, reverse, marker 2. Ford commercial – flasher and interior 3. Bedford truck – stop, tail and number plate	Free	Free	90	987989H	9/92
V 8536.90.00	Insulation piercing connectors, with or without mechanical fuse, of a type suitable for use in insulated low voltage overhead line networks	Free	Free	99	987987G	9/92
V 8708.93.09	Clutches exceeding 14" (355mm) diameter being twin plate clutch assembly having a plate loading exceeding 2800lb	Free	Free	99	987944H	9/92
V 9506.82.00	Sports balls, inflatable excluding: (a) rugby or rugby league balls of leather; and (b) rugby, rugby league, soccer and netballs of rotational moulded PVC	Free	Free	99	987914F	9/92

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Vincent Anthony Manks, Executive Officer, Ministry of Commerce

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