New Zealand Gazette – 1994 – No. 8

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✨ Tariff Industry Assistance Notices

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Tariff Industry Assistance (Advertisement) Notice No. 1994/3—continued

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Name and Address of Applicant
	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)
	Cut segments of motor vehicles apart from nose cuts. (The nose cut of a motor vehicle is the front panel assembly forward of and including the radiator support rail but not including the radiator. Radiators included in the nose cut remain subject to duty)
	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
	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 (excluding those for Honda, CBU motor vehicles, viz: Integra, Prelude, CRX, NSX)
+	Steering wheels
	Sunroofs
	Towballs
	Upholsterers materials (such as flock, wadding, batting, fluting, linters, padding, foam) cut, moulded or fabricated to shape
	Upholsterers textiles, fabrics, leather, or plastic sheetings, cut, moulded or fabricated to shape
	Weathershields
	Wheel balance weights
	Wheel spinners for use on steering wheels
	Wheels of magnesium, aluminium alloys, (less than 20'' (51cm) in diameter), whether one piece construction or composite
	Wheels of steel with tyres thereon (excluding; space saver wheels, with tyres attached, of the following sizes, viz: T105/80D13, T105/70D14, T115/70D14, T125/70D15, T135/90D15, T125/70D16)
Chapter 89	Spare and service parts of the vessel ''Quickcat II'' regardless of tariff classification with the following exceptions:	Gulf Ferries Ltd

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