NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 86

9 JULY 2013

TARIFF CONCESSION (ADVERTISEMENT) NOTICE NO. 2013/22

Applications Advertised for Objection

Closing Date for Objections 30th July 2013

1. Notice is hereby given that the following applications have been made in respect of the goods advertised in the Schedule to this notice. Any person wishing to lodge an objection should do so in writing, to the New Zealand Customs Service, Att: Valuation, Origin and Classification section, PO Box 29, Shortland Street, Auckland 1140, E-mail voc@customs.govt.nz, before 30th July 2013. All submissions should include:

   • the Tariff Concession (Advertisement) Notice number;
   • the Tariff item; and
   • Reference number.

2. All submissions from local New Zealand manufacturers should include:

   • the range of suitable alternative goods made locally in New Zealand;
   • the grounds on which objection is made (including reasons why the locally produced or manufactured good is a suitable alternative);
   • present and potential output;
   • details of factory cost in terms of materials, labour, overheads, including the proportion of domestic and imported content.

3. Where further information is required in order to make a submission an objector should contact the applicant in writing and refer a copy of the enquiry to the New Zealand Customs Service quoting the details in paragraph 1 above.

SCHEDULE

1. 100% wool; weight 300g/m² – 7,000m²
2. 45% wool, 55% polyester; weight 300g/m² – 45,000m²
3. 50% wool, 50% polyester; weight 300g/m² – 30,000m² | Bromleywear Clothing Limited 100–102 Central Park Drive Henderson AUCKLAND | 99 | 310080E | IM |
   | 51.12 | Woven fabric containing wool Ref: Mellisa – 70% merino wool, 20% polyester, 10% cashmere; weight 380g/m² – 6,500m² | La Grande Corp Limited 1/97 Leinster Road Merivale CHRISTCHURCH | 99 | 310079A | IM |
   | Chapter 89 | CURRENT APPROVAL:
   Spare and service parts of the following vessels (regardless of tariff classification), 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 National Tariff Advisory Unit, New Zealand Customs Service, Wellington):
   Fast ferry Albayzin
   F.Vs: Alexander Buryachenko, Aleksey Slobodchikov, Altair II, Amaltal Atlantis, Amaltal Columbia, Amaltal Endeavour, Amaltal Enterprise, Amaltal Explorer, Amaltal Mariner, Amaltal Voyager, Amarel, Aoraki, Aorere, Aquila, Atria, Avro Chieftan, Awior, Cheung Shing, Chiyo Maru No. 3, Dalmor II, Dorada, Giljanes, Gudni Olafsson, Ivan Golubets, Janas, Kapitan Rusak, Kiwa, Labrador, Mainstream, Malakov Kurgan, Meridian, MJ Souza, Nova 97, Ocean Ranger, Ocean Reward, Otakou, Pacific Bounty, Pacific Challenger, Pacific Pride, Paerangi, Pakura, Professor Mikhaylo Aleksandrov, Rehua, Sea Hunter, Sokolinoe, Sonrisa, Taharaki, Taimania, Tasman Viking, Thomas Harrison, Willwatch
   Milburn Carrier II, M.V. Westport, Cement King, M.V. Golden Bay
   M.T. Taiko, M.T. Toanui, M.T. Kakariki, M.T. Torea
   Ocean Dawn
   Offshore support vessels engaged in the servicing of the oil exploration/production industry
   Quickcat II
   Royal New Zealand Navy vessels
   Seaflyte
   Spirit of Freedom, Spirit of Competition, Spirit of Progress, Spirit of Vision, Spirit of Resolution, Spirit of Enterprise
   Tugs: Godley, Purau and Lyttelton III; Sir Robert, Te Matua and Kaimai | | 99 | 303281H | M |