New Zealand Gazette – 1995 – No. 2

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✨ Tariff Concession Approvals, Withdrawals and Declines

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 2

Tariff Concession Approvals, Withdrawals and Declines Notice No. 1995/1—continued

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Rates of Duty Normal	Pref.	Part II Ref.	Ref. No.	Effective From	To
	11. Biscuit pans 27.3cm x 17.8cm x 3.8cm deep
	12. Round cake pans 20.3cm diameter x 3.8cm deep
	13. Round cake pans 22.9cm diameter x 3.8cm deep
	14. Pie pan (with shaped rim, including formed handles) 22.9cm
	15. Springform cake tins 20.0cm and 26.0cm
	16. Patty/tart tray 12 cup size
	17. Fluted tube pan 24.1cm
	18. Muffin pan 12 hole size
	19. Mini muffin pan 12 hole size
	20. Loaf/cake tin; approximately 6cm deep
	21. Sandwich tin
	22. Ring cake pan 24cm
	23. Fluted cake pan 22cm
	24. 3 piece (2 in 1 set) springform pan and fluted tube base 25cm
	25. 25cm bundt tin
	26. Extra long loaf tin 30cm
	27. Brioche tin 22cm
	28. Fluted tart pan 30cm
	29. Angel food cake pan loose base 24 x 10cm
	30. Meat loaf pan 22.9 x 14.6 x 6.3cm with or without non stick rack	Free	Free	99	991182A	10/94	..
A	7326.90.09	Return stacks and covers of a kind used on orchard heaters	Free	Free	99	991183K	10/94
A	7326.90.09
A	7616.90.29	Boarding ladder for A4 military aircraft, military specification number K5446300-507	Free	Free	99	991180E	10/94
A	8305.90.00	Industrial fine wire staples, viz:	Free	Free	99	991209G	10/94
		71-4 71-6 71-8 71-10 71-12 71-14
		14-4 14-6 14-8 14-10 14-12 14-14
		80-4 80-6 80-8 80-10 80-12 80-14;
		Clenching staples: 90-12 90-14 90-16 90-18
		90-20 90-22
X	8409.91.01) 8409.99.01)	Pistons for motor vehicles	Free	Free	99	990960F	8/94
A	8419.31.00) 8419.39.00)	Dryers, continuous flow, louvred bed	Free	Free	99	991267D	11/94
A	8419.89.09	Cooler, counter current, specially suited for use in the processing of vegetables or other foodstuffs	Free	Free	99	991240B	10/94
A	8425.19.00	Hoists specially suited for the raising or lowering of hanging baskets or similar articles	Free	Free	99	991274G	11/94
X	84.59) 84.60) 84.61) 84.63)	Machine-tools for working metal or metal carbides, not being machines falling within heading No. 84.67 or 84.68:	Free	Free	99	991425A	12/94
		EXCLUDING:
		(1) Bandsaws, (other than automatically controlled bandsaws), with a maximum cutting capacity in the horizontal, 45° or 90° positions as follows:
		Cutting at 90°, round bar capacity up to 260mm diameter
		Cutting at 90°, flat bar up to 430mm wide x 260mm high
		Cutting at 45°, round bar capacity up to 260mm diameter
		Cutting at 45°, flat bar up to 280mm wide x 260mm high
		(2) Box and plan folders, hand operated
		(3) Buffing and contact grinding machines, not exceeding 304.8mm wheel diameter and 508mm belt width
		(4) Chain saw sharpeners
		(5) Drill presses, bench or floor mounting column type, belt driven, excluding types with power feed to drilling quill
		(6) Drill presses, wall mounting, radial type not exceeding 22.22 capacity in mild steel.
		(7) Dualfoam hydraulic press with facility to cast its own tools, models 5E, 6, 7, 8 and 9
		(8) Machinery, (other than numerically controlled machine tools), peculiar for use in making and repairing exhaust systems and other products made from metal tubing, not exceeding the following capacity:
		swaging, 19mm-76mm
		expanding, 25mm-76mm;
		bending, 19mm-76mm;
		forming bends of 60mm-140mm radii
		(9) Metal circular saws hand operated with blades not exceeding 1016mm diameter excluding types specially suited for cutting precious metals
		(10) Metalworking guillotines and shears, excluding the following :
		762mm power operated guillotines especially suited for use in the photo-processing and engraving trade for cutting zinc, magnesium and copper sheets
		Reinforced steel bar cropping machines, with capacity exceeding 20mm
		Types with a straight cutting edge of 105mm or less

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