New Zealand Gazette – 1995 – No. 2

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✨ Tariff Concession Notices

17 JANUARY

CUSTOMS EDITION

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

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Rates of Duty	Part II Ref. No.	Effective From To
		Normal	Pref.
(11)	Metal hacksaws, (other than automatically controlled hacksaws), with a rated square material cutting capacity of which any one measurement is 280mm or less	Free	Free	99
(12)	Plate rolls (other than those having a top roll diameter of 255mm and lower roll diameter of 215mm)
(13)	Press brakes (including coil cradle straighteners)
(14)	Presses, hydraulic
(15)	Presses, mechanical, power operated and other, not exceeding 35 tonnes capacity
(16)	Punch, crop and rivet presses, not exceeding 3.05 tonnes capacity
(17)	Rod reinforcing steel cutters, not exceeding 20mm mild steel capacity
(18)	Roll forming machines, including continuous spouting and continuous ridding machines
(19)	Shearing, punching and notching machines, hand and hydraulically operated
(20)	Sheet metal folding machines
(21)	Sheet metal rollers, hand operated, not exceeding 1220mm x 76.2mm x 1.6mm capacity
(22)	Swaging and crimping machines
(23)	Metal cutting bandsaws in vertical positions with a maximum cutting throat depth up to 450mm
N.B.	Any multi-purpose or composite machines incorporating any of the functions above are excluded from this concession
X 84.62	Metal working machine for forming, pressing, punching, shearing, and bending metal sheets and flats up to 16mm and pipes and rods up to 50mm	Free	Free	99
A 9503.90.19	N.B. Press brakes and guillotines are excluded from this concession
	Stations, police or fire	Free	Free	99

SECOND SCHEDULE

Concession Approvals Subject to Prescribed Purposes and Conditions

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Rates of Duty	Part II Ref.	Effective From To
		Normal	Pref.	No.
IM 3923.90.12	15 million only nestable containers with high impact polystyrene inner and printed paperboard outer 73mm diameter, x 65mm high, having a capacity of 150ml	Free	Free	99
IM 4804.31.09	Micro creped, unbleached, wet strengthened extensible kraft paper, made using the Clupak process, weighing 120gsm, in reels 1.1 to 2.3 metres wide, for supply to Borden Liquipac for use in the manufacture of dunnage bags, 50 tonnes only	Free	Free	99
IM 5112.11.08	Polyester 50 percent, wool 40 percent, polyamide 10 percent 1200 metres	Free	Free	99
5112.11.08	Wool 1200 metres
5112.11.08	Wool 2000 metres
5112.11.08	Wool 600 metres
5112.11.08	Polyester 55 percent, wool 45 percent 990 metres
5112.19.00	Wool 660 metres
5112.19.00	Wool 1500 metres
5112.19.00	Wool 1100 metres
5112.19.00	Wool 65 percent, cotton 35 percent 120 metres
5112.19.00	Wool 93 percent, polyamide 7 percent 300 metres
5112.11.08	Wool 45 percent, polyester 55 percent 500 metres
5112.11.08	Wool 55 percent, polyester 45 percent 1500 metres
5112.11.08	Wool 60 percent, polyester 40 percent 1500 metres
5112.19.00	Wool 40 percent, polyester 50 percent, polyamide 10 percent 1500 metres
5112.19.00	Wool 60 percent, polyester 40 percent 180 metres
5112.19.00	Wool 60 percent, polyester 40 percent 1500 metres
5112.19.00	Wool 90 percent, nylon 10 percent 500m²
5112.19.00	Wool 100 percent 600m²
5112.19.00	Wool 100 percent 1100 m²
5112.19.00	Wool 100 percent 1400m²
5112.19.00	Wool 100 percent 2630 m²
5112.19.00	Wool 100 percent 4100 m²
5112.19.00	Wool 2700 metres
5112.19.00	Wool 100 percent 170 metres
5112.19.00	Wool 100 percent 720 metres
5112.19.00	Wool 100 percent 90 metres
5112.30.08	Wool 45 percent, polyester 55 percent 1400m²
5112.30.08	Wool 45 percent, polyester 55 percent 8000m²
5112.30.08	Wool 55 percent, polyester 45 percent 350m²
5112.30.08	Wool 60 percent, polyester 40 percent 1800m²

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