New Zealand Gazette – 1994 – No. 13

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✨ Tariff Concession Notices

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 13

Tariff Concession Approvals, Withdrawals and Declines Notice No. 1994/5—continued

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Rates of Duty	Part II Ref. No.	Effective From To
		Normal	Pref.
V	Extruding press (82 tonne capacity)	Free	Free	99
8301.40.00	and devices series 22, 33, 55, 88 and 99, and parts thereof	Free	Free	99
8302.41.00	Kitchen cupboard fittings viz: extending towel holders, 755mm fully extended, 2 or 3 arms	Free	Free	99
X		Free	Free	99
V	One man personnel lift platforms (excluding scissor lifts and work platforms designed for attaching to buildings) with an approved safe working load rating not exceeding 140 kgs	Free	Free	99
8428.90.00	Mixers, specially suited for use with fabric printing machines	Free	Free	99
A	Automotive body repair equipment, hydraulically operated, including accessories therefor	Free	Free	99
8479.89.00	GATE VALVES VIZ:

(A) WEDGE, SPLIT WEDGE, FLEXIBLE WEDGE, SOLID WEDGE, PARALLEL SLIDE GATE AND PARALLEL DOUBLE DISC GATE VALVES viz:
(i) Brass, bronze or gunmetal bodied – 125mm (5’’) and over
(ii) Cast iron bodied – 125mm (5’’), 225mm (9’’) and over 600mm (24’’)
(iii) Dezincification resistant brass alloy bodied .8mm (¼’’) to 50mm (2’’)
(iv) Forged or cast carbon steel or stainless steel and cast iron without internal trim of parent metal or copper based alloys – all sizes
(v) Plastic bodied – 32mm (1¼’’) and above
(vi) Parallel slide gate valves – all sizes
(vii) Solid wedge type, body and internals of stainless steel, with flanged end connections
(B) SLUICE VALVES:
(i) Iron bodied – 700mm (28’’) and over
(ii) Steel, brass, bronze, gunmetal and stainless steel bodied – all sizes
(C) KNIFE GATE VALVES – all sizes:
(i) Cast iron bodied
(ii) Brass, bronze or gunmetal bodied – all sizes
(iii) Carbon, alloy and stainless steel bodied – all sizes
(iv) Titanium-all sizes | Free | Free | 99 | 989836A | 11/93 ... |
| V | Telephones, which are system dependent to specific PABX systems (ie which have proprietary signalling between the telephone and the PABX system and cannot be connected into the telephone network other than via a PABX system) | Free | Free | 99 | 987503E | 6/92 ... |
| 8517.10.00 | Pre-amplifier with sonic enhancement, of a type suitable for use with a base guitar | Free | Free | 99 | 989850G | 10/93 ... |
| A | Component parts, for use in the manufacture of clock radios | Free | Free | 99 | 209599J | 1/88 ... |
| X | Component parts, for use solely in the manufacture of radio/cassette recorders | Free | Free | 99 | 210332L | 1/88 ... |
| 8529.90.09 | Alarm, portable, indoor type, with sensor battery and audio contained in the same unit | Free | Free | 99 | 989851E | 11/93 ... |
| A | Cables, insulated, fitted with terminals and connectors, of a type suitable for use with musical instruments and sound amplification | Free | Free | 99 | 989841H | 11/93 ... |
| 85.44 | Patch cords, being a low voltage cordset used for computer, telecommunication, computer peripheral music units and electronic musical instrument applications | Free | Free | 99 | 989854K | 11/93 ... |
| V | Static control wristbands and grounding cords | Free | Free | 99 | 989913J | 11/93 ... |
| A | Cables, laser scanner interface, curly types | Free | Free | 99 | 989917A | 11/93 ... |
| V | Invalid carriages, manually pushed/operated, having a gross weight not exceeding 14kg when fully assembled. NB gross weight covers complete chair inclusive of arm rests (where fitted) and foot rests but does not include outside packaging | Free | Free | 99 | 989798E | 11/93 ... |
| 8713.10.00 | Component parts of baby carriages including metal tubing and excluding parts of general use (eg rivets, washers, springs, cotters, nuts and bolts) | Free | Free | 99 | 989921L | 11/93 ... |
| V | Spectacles, airshield type, incorporating battery powered air pump, an ophthalmic product for hayfever symptoms | Free | Free | 99 | 989865E | 11/93 ... |
| 90.04 | Chairs, folding and collapsible, component parts thereof, viz:
(i) Rolled formed steel frames (unupholstered of at least 19 gauge steel with back supports of at least 20 gauge steel)
(ii) Folding arm support mechanisms (without table writing surface) | Free | Free | 99 | 989855H | 11/93 ... |
| A | Music stands | Free | Free | 99 | 989918K | 11/93 ... |
| 9403.20.00 | Figurines of plastic, under 6cm in height with or without one or more of the following plastic items: Airport, building, control tower, walkway, aircraft, helicopters, trucks, food containers, baggage tractors, baggage, pirate ship, palm trees, barrels, treasure chests, wharf, cannons, towers, castles, viking longboats, horse and cart, horses and catapults | Free | Free | 99 | 989863J | 8/93 ... |
| V | Pens, marker, containing washable ink | Free | Free | 99 | 989914G | 11/93 ... |

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