New Zealand Gazette – 1994 – No. 41

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✨ Tariff Concessions

3 MAY

CUSTOMS EDITION

Tariff Concession Approvals, Withdrawals and Declines Notice No. 1994/15—continued

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Rates of Duty	Part II Ref.	Ref. No.	Effective From	To
		Normal	Pref.
(4)	Fans and blowers
(5)	Parts of machines approved for entry under Part II concessions 20, 60, 70, 80, 81
(6)	Buckets, shovels and grabs and parts thereof
(7)	Hydraulic hoses with fittings attached
(8)	Articles of needleloom felt
(9)	Interchangeable tools, e.g., tool bits, saw blades, grinding wheels
(10)	Tyres and tubes
(11)	Electric accumulators
(12)	Electric lamps and tubes
(13)	Knives and cutting blades
(14)	Engines
(15)	Transmission shafts – flexible		II
(16)	Oil, air and fuel filters for internal combustion engines except those filters qualifying for Part II concession under Tariff heading 84.21
(17)	Motor vehicles of tariff heading 87.01, 87.02, 87.03, 87.04, 87.05, 87.06 and 87.07	Free	Free	99	990370E	7/91 ...

X 87.08
Catalogued parts of those dump trucks approved under 8704.10.09. This approval applies regardless of tariff classification with the following exceptions:

(1) Tyres and tubes
(2) Parts of general use
(3) Filters oil, air, or fuel suited for use on internal combustion engines excluding filters published in the Fifth Schedule of the NZ Gazette Customs Edition Issue No 41 of 3 May 1994 and amendments as published in subsequent Gazettes

X 87.08
Parts and accessories of motor vehicles falling within heading No. 87.01, 87.02, 87.03, 87.04 or 87.05 EXCLUDING:

Adaptor plates to fit Isusu and Cummins engines
Air dams
Automatic transmission oil cooler other than aluminium wafer type coolers and amphibious vehicle automatic transmission oil coolers
Axle assemblies, viz: brake drums, hubs (stud and spoked), brake shoes, camshafts, brake spiders, back plate assemblies, brake shoe pins, brake shoe springs, brake shoe rollers, bushes, bearing housings, camshaft brackets, dust covers, wheel studs, wheel nuts, axle nuts and axle washers
Bonded brake shoes
Bonnetguards
Brake cables
Bull bars
Canopies
Clutches complete, whether made up or in kit form
Clutch covers (pressure plate)
Clutch plates (friction plates, clutch discs)
Clutch repair or reconditioning kits which include any of the following:
- Clutch plate (clutch disc or friction plate)
- Clutch cover (pressure plate)
- Couplings, trailer and truck (other than semi-trailer fifth wheel couplings)
Disc brake pad assemblies and disc pad kits
Door control systems, air, air-bleed or vacuum operated, viz: single/double folding (jackknife), single/double gliders
Exhaust pipes
Exhaust systems (comprising piping and mufflers)
External luggage racks
Front cuts and similar cut segments of motor vehicle but not including nose cuts. (The nose cut of a vehicle is the front panel assembly including lights and bumper but not including the radiator support panel/rail, the radiator, and front mudguards)
Glare stops
Headlight covers
Hubcaps, hub centres, full wheel covers (other than plastic), wheel trims (other than those of 57.15cm diameter complete with brackets), bends and discs, and wheel trim rimbellishers (other than plastic)
Interior trim components of hardboard, cardboard or similar materials, leather or plastic sheetings, cut to shape
Melt sheet, cut to shape
Moulded wellside deckliners other than those for Chevrolet and Ford F series vehicles
Mufflers, silencers, resonators
Radiator cores and assemblies
Seat belts
Spoilers of plastic
Steering wheels
Sunroofs
Towballs

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