Applications Advertised for Objection
Closing Date for Objections 29th April 2008
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 Ministry of Economic Development, PO Box 1473, Wellington, Fax 04-499 8508, before 29th April 2008. All submissions should include:
– the Tariff Concession (Advertisement) Notice number; the Tariff item; and
– Reference number.
2 All submissions from local manufacturers should include:
– the range of alternative goods made locally;
– the grounds on which objection is made (including reasons why the local product 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 Ministry of Economic Development quoting the details in paragraph 1 above.
Part Appn. *Category
Tariff Name and Address II Ref. of
Item Description of Goods of Applicant Ref. No. Appn.
4016.10.01) Moulded rubber mats Colin Chapman 99 302116F A
4016.91.01) Customs Agents Wellington Ltd
PO Box 1024
WELLINGTON
60.04) Ref: PB2060 Superstitious 54% viscose, 23% nylon, 23% wool – Charles Parsons (NZ) Ltd 99 302122L IM
60.05) 25,000 metres PO Box 38
60.06) Ref: PB2029 Zipper 62% viscose, 23% polyester, 11% lurex, 4% spar – AUCKLAND
25,000 metres
Ref: PB2021 Monkey Wrench 97% acrylic, 3% spandex – 25,000 metres
Ref: PB2022 Cocoon 100% cotton – 25,000 metres
Ref: PF2054 Shamrock 83% wool, 17% polyester – 25,000 metres
Ref: F2149 Sheerline 100% polyester – 25,000 metres
60.04) Ref: PB1554 Sheperd 70% polyester, 30% wool – 25,000 metres Charles Parsons (NZ) Ltd 99 302120D IM
60.05) Ref: PF2071 Mittens 75% wool, 25% polyester – 25,000 metres PO Box 38
60.06) Ref: PB2004 Get Up 45% viscose, 45% polyester, 10% wool – AUCKLAND
25,000 metres
Ref: PB2003 Stand Up 45% viscose, 45% polyester, 10% wool –
25,000 metres
Ref: PB2057 Hot Toddy 75% acrylic, 21% wool, 4% spandex –
25,000 metres
Ref: PB2056 Zoro 100% wool – 25,000 metres
Ref: PB2058 Puffin 96% wool, 4% spandex – 25,000 metres
Ref: PB2063 Kiss Catch 75% polyester, 25% viscose – 25,000 metres
Ref: PB2061 Star Gate 69% polyester, 28% viscose, 3% lurex –
25,000 metres
Ref: PF2053 Peter Piper 83% wool, 17% polyester – 25,000 metres
60.04) Ref: PB4332 Lamb Shank 80% wool, 20% nylon – 25,000 metres Charles Parsons (NZ) Ltd 99 302121B IM
60.05) Ref: PB4313 Caustic Rib 95% cotton, 5% spandex – 25,000 metres PO Box 38
60.06) Ref: PB4312 Caustic 100% cotton – 25,000 metres AUCKLAND
Ref: PB4310 Pluto 92% viscose, 8% spandex – 25,000 metres
Ref: PB4331 Spare Rib 80% wool, 20% nylon – 25,000 metres
Ref: PB21027 Scrunched Up 65% polyester, 35% rayon –
25,000 metres
Ref: PB2020 Taco Bell 100% acrylic – 25,000 metres
Ref: PF1973 Speed Hump 60% wool, 40% polyester – 25,000 metres
Ref: PF2002 Peter Parker 97% polyester, 3% spandex – 25,000 metres
Ref: PF2001 Fairy Bread 97% polyester, 3% spandex – 25,000 metres
8418.99.00 Evaporative condensers Heat Transfer NZ Ltd 99 302129H A
PO Box 1316
HAMILTON
8479.82.00 Computer hard disc crushing device Hard Drive Destructors Ltd 99 302127A A
PO Box 5737
Lambton Quay
WELLINGTON
8716.90.09 Vented disc brake rotors of a kind used for trailers C M Trailer Equipment Ltd 99 302128K A
C/- Anglo Pacific International
PO Box 14107
CHRISTCHURCH
Tariff Concession (Advertisement) Notice No. 2008/12 – continued
* Category of Application: A – General Approval
CE – Capital Equipment
IM – Inputs to Manufacturing – Inability to Supply
MS – Manufacturers’ Samples
RUC – Revocation of Unused Concession
S – Shortfall of Other Than Manufacturing Inputs
SMI – Shortfall of Manufacturing Inputs
SS – Special Situation
V – Variation of Existing Concession
W – Withdrawal of Concession
+ – Denotes amendment or addition
Dated at Wellington this 3rd day of April 2008. V.A. MANKS, Ministry of Economic Development.