New Zealand Gazette – 1996 – No. 40

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✨ Tariff Concessions

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 40

Tariff Concession Approvals, Withdrawals and Declines Notice No. 1996/15 - continued

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Rates of Duty	Part	Ref. No.	Effective From	To
		Normal	Pref.
11	Electric accumulators			II
12	Electric filament or discharge lamps and tubes
13	Knives and cutting blades
14	Engines
15	Transmission shafts - flexible
	Calculator, cash register and similar machine ribbons
16	Computer printer, typewriter, cash register and similar machine ribbons
17	Oil, air and fuel filters for internal combustion engines except those filters qualifying for Part II concession listed under Tariff Heading 84.21
18	Goods of Chapter 69
19	Local service, distribution and power type transformers	Free	Free		99	992261L
A	8417.80.01 Retorts or furnaces specially suited for the cremation of human remains	Free	Free		99	992261H
A	8419.81.00 Counter top programmable rotary oil-less/fatless fryer	Free	Free		99	99326HO
A	8422.30.09 Electromagnetic induction sealers of a type used for creating inner seals on bottles and jars	Free	Free		99	993241A
A	8424.89.18 High pressure water fractionation atomising units designed for the following applications viz. cooling large outdoor areas, odour control, humidification, dust suppression, fogging	Free	Free		99	993264L
A	8479.82.00 Orbital screening machines specially designed for granular and moist materials	Free	Free		99	993211K
A	8479.89.00 Automatic vertical carousel product handling machines	Free	Free		99	992697G
A	8479.89.00 Handle applying machines of a type used in the manufacture of beverage product packaging	Free	Free		99	993240C
V	8503.00.19 20 ft and 40 ft ISO standard diesel generating set acoustic enclosures excluding the following components:

i) fuel tank
ii) water separator filters
iii) fuel line and fittings
iv) exhaust pipe and fittings
v) transmission ducting
vi) anti vibration mounts | Free | Free | | 99 | 9933229B | 2/96 ... |
| X | 85.17 Plantronics universal modular adaptor and plug prong adaptor, incorporating soundguard | Free | Free | | 99 | 992218A | 3/95 ... |
| X | 8703.24.11 Drag racing motorcars with driver located on the chassis centre line as defined in pages 56-103 of the New Zealand Drag Racing Association Inc Rule Book of 1 July 1994 | Free | Free | | 99 | 993397C | 7/94 ... |
| | 8703.24.29 | Free | Free | | | | |

SECOND SCHEDULE

Concession Approvals Subject to Prescribed Purposes and Conditions

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Rates of Duty	Part	Effective From	To
		Normal	Pref.
IM	3909.10.09 30 metric tonnes beeicle resin BE665	Free	Free	99	993193H
IM	5111.30.08 Wool 70%, cashmere 10%, polyamide 20% - 5000m²	Free	Free	99	993323K
IM	5112.11.08 Wool 51%, viscose 35%, silk 14% - 1000m²	Free	Free	99	993320E
	5112.11.08 Wool 100% - 600m²	Free	Free	99
	5112.11.08 Wool 100% - 600m²	Free	Free	99
	5112.11.08 Wool 100% - 600m²	Free	Free	99
	5112.11.08 Wool 100% - 700m²	Free	Free	99	993321C
	5112.11.08 Wool 100% - 1000m²	Free	Free	99
	5112.11.08 Wool 100% - 1500m²	Free	Free	99
	5112.11.08 Wool 100% - 2500m²	Free	Free	99
IM	5112.11.08 Wool 90%, polyamide 10% - 100m²	Free	Free	99
IM	5112.19.00 Wool 51%, nylon 30%, cashmere 10% - 300m²	Free	Free	99	993322A
	5112.19.00 Wool 100% - 250m²	Free	Free	99
	5112.19.00 Wool 100% - 700m²	Free	Free	99
	5112.19.00 Wool 100% - 900m²	Free	Free	99
	5112.19.00 Wool 100% - 1000m²	Free	Free	99
	5112.30.08 Wool 60%, polyester 40% - 500m²	Free	Free	99
	5112.30.08 Wool 70%, polyester 30% - 900m²	Free	Free	99
	5515.13.29 Wool 45%, polyester 55% - 2700m²	Free	Free	99
	5515.13.29 Polyester 55%, wool 45% - 400m²	Free	Free	99
IM	60.01 1. Ref: 2332/1/596 joya, 90% polyester, 10% spandex - 500 metres

Ref: 373 velour rib, 80% cotton, 12% polyester, 8% lycra - 3000 metres
Ref: Liz/6148, 65% polyester, 35% rayon - 1450 metres
Ref: Amiata, 63% wool, 37% nylon - 66 metres
Ref: 8395 mlsling velour, 95% polyester, 5% spandex - 1182 metres
Ref: 1537/1539, 100% polyester mesh knit - 700 metres
Ref: 2940, 88% polyamide, 12% elaston/lycra - 348 metres
Ref: T11012/1331, 78% acrylic, 16% wool, 6% polyester - 1200 metres
Ref: B1 91551/598, 72% nylon, 20% lurex, 8% spandex - 1143 metres
Ref: RG 21262/1568, 100% polyester - 1400 metres
Ref: B1 911/1613, 68% cotton, 27% nylon, 5% lycra - 1200 metres
Ref: 100% polyester pleated satin - 2200 metres
Ref: 2940, 88% polyamide, 12% elaston/lycra - 4000 metres | Free | Free | | 99 | 993232B | 2/96 | 12/96 |

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