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✨ Tariff Concession Notices

30 JULY CUSTOMS EDITION 1985

TARIFF CONCESSION APPROVALS, WITHDRAWALS AND DECLINES

Notice No. 1996/28—continued

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Rates of Duty	Part II Ref. No.	Effective From To
		Normal	Pref.
X	Scarfing machine of a type used for shearing spring steel at temperatures of 800° - 1000°C	Free	Free	99
A	Washing machines of a type used for washing laboratory animal cage equipment	Free	Free	99
A X	Air lock rotary valves operating at 177.8mm water gauge and below generating sets, wind powered (excluding generating sets with an output of 1kW and below)	Free	Free	99
	993431G 1/96 ...
X	Radio broadcast receivers	Free	Free	99
	Explanatory Note:
	This concession covers the following types of equipment:
	(i) radios, tuners, receivers also known as tuner-amplifiers
	(ii) radio cassette recorders/reproducers whether or not combined with a compact disc player, including those known as "ghetto blasters" including their identifiable speakers
	(iii) a central electronics unit (a combination of radio and/or compact disc player, amplifier, graphic equalizer, tape recorder/reproducer and turntable), whether or not these are contained within a single indivisible housing, and speakers being an identifiable integral part of the unit when imported with the unit
V	Ultra-violet photochemical reactors or apparatus designed to initiate chemical reactions, other than for disinfection purposes	Free	Free	99
A	Three wheeled motorised vehicle, fitted with single front wheel steering type arrangement and dual wheel rear driving axle, maximum engine capacity 1000cc, suitable for transporting passengers or goods, commonly known as a "Tuk Tuk"	Free	Free	99
A V	Plush toys of a height not exceeding 15cm	Free	Free	99
A	Plastic mat with textile or plastic face, foam ball with adjustable elastic string attached to noob bat and ball	Free	Free	99
A	Booms of carbon fibre of a type used for windsurfing boards	Free	Free	99
A	Lower body exercise machine with pistons providing positive resistive resistance	Free	Free	99

SECOND SCHEDULE

Concession Approvals Subject to Prescribed Purposes and Conditions

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Rates of Duty	Part II Ref. No.	Effective From To
		Normal	Pref.
IM	Wool 100% – 150m²	Free	Free	99
IM	Wool 100% – 200m²	Free	Free	99
IM	Wool 100% – 250m²	Free	Free	99
IM	Wool 100% – 1400m²	Free	Free	99
IM	Wool 100% – 1000m²	Free	Free	99
IM	Wool 70%, polyester 30% – 250m²	Free	Free	99
IM	Wool 60%, polyester 40% – 2000m²	Free	Free	99
IM	Wool 60%, polyester 40% – 3000m²	Free	Free	99
IM	Wool 100% – 300m²	Free	Free	99
IM	Wool 100% – 7000m²	Free	Free	99
IM	Wool 100% – 600m²	Free	Free	99
IM	Wool 100% – 2000m²	Free	Free	99
IM	Wool 68%, linen 18%, silk 14% – 500m²	Free	Free	99
IM	Wool 45%, polyester 55% – 600m²	Free	Free	99
IM	Wool 45%, polyester 55% – 600m²	Free	Free	99
IM	Wool 45%, polyester 55% – 5000m²	Free	Free	99
IM	Wool 100% – 900m²	Free	Free	99
IM	Wool 100% – 800m²	Free	Free	99
IM	Wool 90%, nylon 10% – 400m²	Free	Free	99
IM	Wool 100% – 1000m²	Free	Free	99
IM	Wool 100% – 1200m²	Free	Free	99
IM	Wool 100% – 3600m²	Free	Free	99
IM	Wool 100% – 4000m²	Free	Free	99
IM	Wool 55%, viscose 30%, silk 15% – 250m²	Free	Free	99
IM	Wool 55%, viscose 30%, silk 15% – 800m²	Free	Free	99
IM	Wool 45%, polyester 55% – 1600m²	Free	Free	99
IM	Wool 65%, worsted wool 25%, nylon 10% – 3300m²	Free	Free	99
IM	Wool 100% – 1700m²	Free	Free	99
IM	Wool 50%, polyester 25%, acrylic 20%, elastic 5% – 3300m²	Free	Free	99
IM	Wool 60%, nylon 30%, cashmere 10% – 14500m²	Free	Free	99
IM	Wool 65%, nylon 30%, cashmere 5% – 14000m²	Free	Free	99
IM	Wool 45%, polyester 55% – 3500m²	Free	Free	99
IM	Wool 50%, polyester 50% – 1400m²	Free	Free	99
IM	Ref: 818.155 75% viscose, 25% polyamide – 400 metres	Free	Free	99
	Ref: 817.102 Rachel Crocket 57% viscose, 28% polyamide, 15% lycra – 400 metres
	Ref: 7996 100% nylon – 400 metres
	Ref: 0739 100% polyester black – 78.4 metres, white – 55 metres – 133.4 metres

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🏭 Tariff Concession Approvals, Withdrawals, and Declines Notice (continued from previous page)

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