New Zealand Gazette – 1997 – No. 130

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✨ Tariff Industry Assistance Applications

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Tariff Industry Assistance (Advertisement) Notice No. 1997/35 – continued

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Appn. Ref.	*Category of Appn.
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
28	Fluted tart pan loose base 24 x 10cm
29	Angel food cake pan 22.9 x 14.6 x 6.3cm with or without non stick rack
30	Meat loaf pan 27.6 x 18.1 x 5.1cm with or without non stick rack
31	Petite broiler pan 27.6 x 18.1 x 5.1cm with or without non stick rack	99	995298F
32	Medium roast pan 33.7 x 23.5 x 5.1cm with or without non stick rack
33	Non stick roast racks
34	Square cake pans 18cm, 20cm, 23cm, 25cm
35	Mini angel food cake pan; 6 cup size 9 x 4.5cm
36	Mini fluted tube pan; 6 cup size 9 x 4.5cm
37	Mini heart pan 6 cup size 9 x 2.5cm

7323.99.00

REQUESTED APPROVAL:

Domestic bakeware, telfon or silicone coated, viz:

Baking trays and sheets being flat bakeware with up to 2.5cm sides; maximum size 43.8cm x 29.2cm
Pizza pans and crispers being round trays with or without holes in bottom and up to 1.3cm high sides; maximum diameter of 31.1cm
6 cup muffin pans, maximum muffin hole size of 8.8cm diameter
Bread and loaf pans, oblong shaped only; maximum size 23.5cm x 13.3cm
Heart shaped pans
Covered roast pans maximum size 33 x 23 x 5.5cm
Roast and bake pans maximum size 37 x 27 x 5.5cm
Square bake pans 20.3cm x 20.3cm x 5.1cm deep
Oblong cake pans maximum 33 x 23cm x 5.3cm
Biscuit pans/trays maximum size 28 x 18 x 4cm
Round cake pans maximum size 25cm diameter x 5cm deep
Pie pans (with shaped rim include formed handles) maximum size of 23cm
Springform cake tins maximum size 26cm
Patty/tart tray 12 cup size
Fluted tube pan maximum size 24.1cm
Muffin pan 12 hole size
Loaf/cake tin maximum depth 6cm
Sandwich tin
Ring cake pans maximum size 26cm
Fluted cake pan maximum size 22cm
3 piece (2 in 1 set) springform pan and fluted tube base maximum size 25cm
Bundt tin maximum size 25cm
Brioche tin maximum size 22cm
Fluted tart pan maximum size 30cm
Angel food cake pan loose base maximum size 24 x 10cm
Meat loaf pan maximum size 23 x 15 x 6.3cm with or without non-stick rack
Petite broiler pan maximum size 28cm x 18.1 x 5.1cm with or without non-stick rack
Non stick roast racks maximum size 25cm
Square cake pans maximum size 29.2 x 4cm deep
Square quiche pan maximum size 20.3 x 5.1cm deep
Mini angel food cake pan; 6 cup size 9 x 4.5cm
Mini fluted tube pan; 6 cup size 9 x 4.5cm
Mini heart pan 6 cup size 9 x 2.5cm

Applicant:

Harnes & Young Ltd
C/- J F Ross
PO Box 1653
AUCKLAND

7604.29.01

Aluminium rod, diameter exceeding 50mm, machining grade 6061, T6511

Applicant:

Capral Aluminium Ltd
C/- AEI Ltd
PO Box 73-019
AUCKLAND AIRPORT

Part II Ref. No: 99
Appn. Ref: 995306L
Category of Appn: A

8405.10.00

Nitrogen generation plant

Applicant:

BOC Gases New Zealand Limited
PO Box 3337
WELLINGTON

Part II Ref. No: 99
Appn. Ref: 995292G
Category of Appn: A

8418.50.00

Refrigerator/freezer display cabinets, frost free type, suited for commercial use only

Applicant:

Kiwi Ice Cream Ltd
PO Box 4284
MT MAUNGANUI

Part II Ref. No: 99
Appn. Ref: 995294C
Category of Appn: A

85.02

Diesel generating sets and related fittings, of an output exceeding 10 KVA

Applicant:

AEI
PO Box 14033
CHRISTCHURCH

Part II Ref. No: 99
Appn. Ref: 995291J
Category of Appn: A

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