New Zealand Gazette – 1997 – No. 168

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✨ Tariff Industry Assistance Notices

2 DECEMBER

CUSTOMS EDITION

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Tariff Industry Assistance (Advertisement) Notice No. 1997/46 – continued

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Name and Address of Applicant	Part II Ref. No.	Appn. No.	*Category of Appn.

CARDIGANS, JERSEYS, JUMPERS AND PULLOVERS

Outer garment either sleeveless, short or long sleeved, with or without buttons or slide fastener, and with or without hood, produced from individually knitted or crocheted panels, either fully fashioned or cut to shape, with attached basque or without a hemmed edge, maximum size 61cm chest (measured armpit to armpit)
| | | 99 | 580960G | V |

COAT SETS

Comprising coat with or without matching leggings or trousers, and with or without matching hat or cap; the coat to have a maximum length of 51cm*
| | | 99 | 203744A | V |

COATS OR JACKETS

With or without hood, made from knitted fabric, designed to be worn over other outer garments. The maximum length of a coat shall be 51cm*. Jackets must have a maximum chest measurement (measured armpit to armpit) not exceeding 72cm AND a maximum length not exceeding 46cm
| | | 99 | 580961E | V |

DRESSING GOWNS

Sleeved garment knitted, worn indoors over sleeping apparel (Attention is drawn to the provisions of the Safety of Childrens Nightclothes Act 1977). Maximum length 69cm*
| | | 99 | 780320G | V |

DUFFLE COAT SETS

Comprising duffle coat with matching leggings or trousers, and with or without matching hat or cap. The coat to have maximum length 51cm*
| | | 99 | 203746H | V |

FROCKS OR PINAFORES

A one piece garment with or without a defined waistline. Maximum length 51cm*
| | | 99 | 400745L | V |

FROCK OR PINAFORE SETS

A multiple pieced set with a frock or pinafore as the main component - not to exceed 51cm length*
| | | 99 | 203748D | V |

GOWNS

Loose flowing garment. May be suitably embroidered for christening. Maximum length* 76cm
| | | 99 | 209404F | V |

JUMPERS AND FROCKS

Imported together as sets, provided that each garment is covered by separate existing concessions
| | | 99 | 209505L | V |

MATINEE COATS BABIES

Maximum front measurement from throat of collar or cape, of 61cm. Short knitted or crocheted baby pram jacket with or without attached hood
| | | 99 | 203750F | V |

NIGHTDRESSES

Gown worn as night attire. (Attention is drawn to the provisions of the Safety of Childrens Nightclothes Act 1977). Maximum length 76cm*
| | | 99 | 209405D | V |

OVERALL WITH FULL LENGTH TROUSERS

Combination one piece outer garment reaching to ankles and with or without sleeves. Maximum length 56 cm, measure waist to bottom of hem (NOTE: Where leg terminates in an elasticised ankle band or a turn-up cuff, measurement along outside of leg to bottom of elastic band to bottom of cuff when turned down, is not to exceed 61 cm)
| | | 99 | 580872D | V |

OVERALL SETS

A multiple piece set with an overall as the main component. Maximum length 56cm, measured side waist to bottom of hem
| | | 99 | 209407L | V |

PETERKINS

See Pram Sets

PETTICOATS

Under garment designed to be worn under a frock or skirt and may be made from knitted fabric. Maximum length 51cm*
| | | 99 | 203755G | V |

PRAM SETS

A one, two, three or four piece set comprising any combination of the following: Jacket or jumper or matinee top with or without hood; overall or trouser with or without attached feet; booties and/or socks. Combination may include a cap or bonnet, either attached or unattached. Panels or fabric, either fully fashioned or cut to shape, excluding fabric of an elastic or stretchable nature.
A pram set is commonly known as a Peterkin when in one piece.
Maximum measurement of 51cm waist, crotch, waist or 56cm outer leg waist to foot when in one piece
| | | 99 | 820634B | V |

PYJAMAS MADE FROM KNITTED FABRIC

Two piece sleeping suit consisting of trousers with or without closed feet and separate top. (Attention is drawn to the provisions of the Safety of Childrens Nightclothes Act 1977). Maximum 61cm chest (measured armpit to armpit)
| | | 99 | 580962C | V |

ROMPERS

One piece legless or short legged knitted outer garment which can include a bib front and shoulder straps or a top portion with or without sleeves. The whole garment is not to exceed a maximum length of 46cm shoulder to crotch excluding babies pilches, being waterproof and/or water resistant pants designed to be worn over nappies
| | | 99 | 820809D | V |

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