New Zealand Gazette – 1996 – No. 18

Page 617

✨ Tariff Industry Assistance Applications

27 FEBRUARY

CUSTOMS EDITION

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Tariff Industry Assistance (Advertisement) Notice No. 1996/7 – continued

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Name and Address of Applicant	Part II Ref.	Appn. Ref. No.	Category of Appn.
73.04) 73.07)	CURRENT APPROVAL:

Tube and pipe fittings, (for example, joints, elbows, unions and flanges), of iron or steel: unscrewed stainless steel of a nominal internal diameter exceeding 102 mm
EXCLUDING:
(a) Bellows type expansion joints sizes 103 mm to 153-40 mm inclusive, excluding hydrostatically formed or rolled and seam welded varieties intended for steam joints or pipework applications
(b) Pressed stainless steel neck rings up to and including sizes 304.8 mm internal diameter and of thicknesses 2.5 mm to 3 mm | | 99 | 561329K | V |
| 73.04) 73.07) | REQUESTED APPROVAL:
Tube and pipe fittings, (for example, joints, elbows, unions and flanges), of iron or steel: unscrewed stainless steel of a nominal internal diameter exceeding 102 mm
EXCLUDING:
(a) Bellows type expansion joints sizes 103 mm to 153-40 mm inclusive, excluding hydrostatically formed or rolled and seam welded varieties intended for steam joints or pipework applications
(b) Pressed stainless steel neck rings up to and including sizes to 750mm nominal internal diameter and of thicknesses from 1.5mm to and including 8mm
(c) Plate flanges of all types other than weld neck in steel or stainless steel up to and including sizes 900mm internal diameter and thicknesses up to and including 80mm to BS10, BS3293, BS4504, ANSI B16.5 | Ministry of Commerce
PO Box 1473
WELLINGTON | 99 | 993166L | V |
| 73.07 | CURRENT APPROVAL:
Tube and pipe fittings (for example, joints, elbows, unions and flanges) unscrewed, of iron or steel, other than cast iron or stainless steel
EXCLUDING:
Plate cut pipe flanges, E dinc:
BS 10 1969
ASA (BS 1560)
BS 4504 (1969) | | 99 | 880150K | V |
| 73.07 | REQUESTED APPROVAL:
Tube and pipe fittings (for example, joints, elbows, unions and flanges) unscrewed, of iron or steel, other than cast iron or stainless steel
EXCLUDING:
Plate cut pipe flanges, E dinc: up to and including sizes to 900mm internal diameter and thicknesses up to and including 70mm BS 10, BS 3293, BS 4504, ANSI B16.58 | Ministry of Commerce
PO Box 1473
WELLINGTON | 99 | 993167J | V |
| 7321.81.00 | Gas fired wall furnaces and parts thereof | Alan Brown Energy Resources (1988) Ltd
PO Box 10095
Te Kapa
HAMILTON | 99 | 993162H | A |
| 7610.90.00 | Stage canopy dome comprising welded aluminium truss components and fittings complete with weather resistant/fire resistant fabric roof in CKD form | Dome Orbital Structures Ltd
C/- Profile International Ltd
PO Box 30314
Lower Hutt
WELLINGTON | 99 | 993150D | A |
| 7616.99.90 | Aluminium brackets and clamps of a type used in sign construction | Signfix Services
PO Box 409
PARAPARAUMU | 99 | 993163F | A |
| 8309.90.09 | Roll-on pilfer-proof closures, aluminium alloy | Kapiti Customs Brokers Ltd
PO Box 848
WELLINGTON | 99 | 993149L | A |
| Chapter 84 | Machinery (irrespective of tariff classification) for 110MW power station known as the Southdown Cogeneration Project | Southdown Cogeneration Ltd
C/- Bell Gully
PO Box 4199
AUCKLAND | 99 | 993155E | CE |
| 8419.81.00 | Commercial cooking steam kettles | Burns & Ferrall
C/- Hughes & Associates
2 Pilmuir Street
LOWER HUTT | 99 | 993134B | A |

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🏭 Applications Advertised for Objection under Tariff Industry Assistance (continued from previous page)

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Alan Brown, Applicant for gas fired wall furnaces

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