New Zealand Gazette – 1997 – No. 146

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✨ Tariff Concession Notices

7 OCTOBER

CUSTOMS EDITION

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Tariff Concession Approvals, Withdrawals and Declines Notice No. 1997/38—continued

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Rates of Duty	Part II Ref. No.	Effective From ... To
		Normal	Pref.
V Chapter 84	Catalogueed or identifiable parts of machines may be admitted under the Part II duty concession granted in respect of the parent machine. Catalogueed or identifiable parts of machines which in their own right are entitled to a Normal Tariff rate of free under Part I of the Tariff are also covered by this concession. This applies regardless of Tariff classification with the following exceptions:

(1) Parts of general use
(2) Any part which is the subject of a specific Determination of the Minister
(3) Electric motors
(4) Fans and blowers
(5) Parts of machines approved for entry under Part II concessions 60, 70, 80, 81
(6) Buckets, shovels and grabs and parts thereof
(7) Hydraulic hoses with fittings attached
(8) Articles of needleloom felt
(9) Interchangeable tools, e.g., tool bits, saw blades, grinding wheels
(10) Tyres and tubes
(11) Electric accumulators
(12) Electric filament or discharge lamps and tubes
(13) Knives and cutting blades
(14) Engines
(15) Transmission shafts - flexible
(16) Computer printer, typewriter, calculator, 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) Sets or assortments of gaskets and similar joints, dissimilar in composition, put up in pouches or similar packings, except those gaskets qualifying for Part II concession listed under Tariff item 8484.90.00 | Free | Free | 99 | 995217K 8/97 ... |
| V 8428.90.00 | Seat of a type suitable for use by persons with disabilities | Free | Free | 99 | 995216A 8/97 ... |
| A 8477.80.00 | Type trimming and testing machine | Free | Free | 99 | 995222F 8/97 ... |
| A 8527.21.09 | Radio, cassette player and CD-player combined, being a single integrated unit, for motor vehicles | Free | Free | 99 | 994771L 4/97 ... |
| V Chapter 89 | Spare and service parts of the following vessels (regardless of tariff classifications), excluding consumable items (e.g. those items which are not permanently fixed to or form part of the vessel. NB. where there is any doubt in this regard confirmation should be sought from the local Collector of Customs):
Fast ferry Albayzin
F.V.s Amaltal Columbia, Amaltal Mariner, Amaltal Voyager, Amaltal Explorer, Amaltal Endeavor, Amaltal Atlantis
F.V. Dorada
F.V. Giljanes and Pacific Bounty
F.V. Labrador, Aquila, Awior, Amarel, Rehua, Aoraki, Taimania
F.V. Sea Hunter
F.V. Taharaki
Milburn Carrier II, M.V. Westport, Cement King, M.V. Golden Bay
M.T. Kotuku, Kuaka, Taiko, Tonaoi
Offshore support vessels engaged in the servicing of the oil exploration/production industry
Quickcat II
Royal New Zealand Navy vessels
Sealife | Free | Free | 99 | 995223D 10/97 ... |
| A 8904.00.01 | Spirit of Freedom, Spirit of Competition, Spirit of Progress, Spirit of Vision Tug, “Frederick Brown”, deep sea ocean going type, fitted with a towing winch, of 55 tonne bollard pull capability | Free | Free | 99 | 995194G 6/97 ... |
| A 8907.90.00 | Polyethylene floating, moveable, storage dock, with capacity to lift vessels up to 6.5 tonnes, including accessories | Free | Free | 99 | 995215C 8/97 ... |

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.
X 3920.20.09	220 tonnes three layer cast co-extruded film of EVA/polypropylene/polyethylene 30 to 40 microns thick	Free	Free	99
IM 5112.19.00	Wool 96%, nylon 4% – 2500m²	Free	Free	99
5112.19.00	Wool 100% – 1650m²	Free	Free
5112.30.08	Wool 60%, polyester 40% – 3300m²	Free	Free
5112.30.08	Wool 80%, nylon 20% – 13200m²	Free	Free
5515.13.29	Wool 45%, polyester 55% – 850m²	Free	Free
5515.13.29	Wool 45%, polyester 55% – 3300m²	Free	Free
CE 8428.90.00	One only mechanical pile turner suited for turning tipping sheet piles	Free	Free	99
CE 8479.89.00	1 only metalcast Aluglas 1300 VM semi continuous vacuum metalliser	Free	Free	99
SS 8903.92.00	Three only mastercraft water-ski boats, conforming to approved International Water-Ski Federation Tow Boat criteria, of a type suitable for use at world ranking water-ski tournaments	Free	Free	99

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