IMPORT LICENSES

Evening Star, Issue 23944, 23 July 1941, Page 4

IMPORT LICENSES

Allocations For 1942

Opportunity To Place Early Orders

1941 Licenses Valid To June, 1942

Details of allocations for licenses to import goods in 1942 are announced bv the Hon. W. Nash, Minister of Customs. “ Provision is being made at this stage,” said Mr Nash, in consideration of representations made bv manufacturers who, in view or tne difficulty and delays being experienced in obtaining goods, more particularly from the United Kingdom but also from other countries, desire the opportunity to place orders for materials overseas as soon as possible in order to ensure that supplies will be available when required in 1942. “ The Government is anxious to assist manufacturers in this connection as far as circumstances will permit, added Mr Nash, “ but licenses must be related to funds available and, in view of the uncertainty attaching to our export trade under existing conditions, it . would be appreciated that any allocations now made as a charge against funds likely to become available in 1942, but of which no reliable estimate can at present be made, must bo kept within reasonable limits. “ Further than that.” said ' the Minister, “ apart from the charges in the form of interest on overseas loans, etc., nornially to be met from such funds there, will be heavy _ additional commitments in respect of imports by the State for defence purposes, and provision is also necessary to meet some of the costs of maintenance of our forces overseas.

“ Licenses issued for imports during the present year,” said Mr Nash, “ have exceeded the amount for which it had been proposed to issue licenses, but it is known that, in view of the difficulty now met in obtaining certain classes of goods overseas, a-considerable portion of the licenses will not come to charge prior to the end of the year. The whole position has been carefully considered and it has been decided that, in the circumstances, the best course to take is to extend 1941 licenses into 1942 and to make such additional allocation for 1942 as conditions will permit. “The 1941 licenses will be valid for imports up to June 30, 1942, but not later. It is possible, that in certain cases it might be found impossible under existing con-. ditions to obtain the . goods for' which a license has been granted. In such cases if is particularly desired that the licenses should be surrendered immediately the position is known in order that as complete a record as possible may be had of the licenses in respect of which it is necessary to provide funds.” BASIS. OF ALLOCATION. Licenses for the 1942 allocation which is now being made_ will he granted on the following basis: — Items in Group A.—Allocation for imports from Kingdom and Crown Colonies only will be granted up to 50 per cent, of value of licenses granted for imports from those sources in 1940. ’ Items in Group AA.—Allocation for imports from United Kingdom and “ other British ” countries will bo granted up to 50 per cent, of the value of licenses granted for imports from those sources in 1940.

Items in Group B.—Allocation for imports from all sources will be granted up to 50 per cent, of the value of licenses granted for imports from those sources in 1940. . Items in Group BB.— Allocation for imports from all sources will be granted up to 100 per cent, of the value of licenses granted for imports from those sources in 1940. Items in Group C.—ltems now regarded as “ Control ” and for which applications will be considered individually. , . , Items in Group D.— Items for which no allocation is made. The items included in the various groups are indicated by the appropriate group letter in the accompanying schedule. In respect of a small number of items, it has been necessary as a result of no separate allocation having been provided in 1940 for the particular goods in question or for some other reason to relate the allocation for 1942 to licenses granted in 1941. Where this has been done the schedule is noted accordingly, together with any other variations. It shbuld be understood that the allocations granted during 1940 or 1941. as the case may be, on which the 1942 allocations arc based will exclude allocations granted in consideration of some special condition such as “ No Remittance,” “ Deferred Payment,” or “ Replacement of Goods Lost,” etc. Owing to complications arising out of the difficult supply position due to the war. it is not possible to give any general permission for the transfer of authorisations from one country toanother; requests for any such transfer will require to be considered individually. Where ■ transfer was permitted in 1940 or 1941, basic allocation for 1942 will be granted only for the country in respect of which the license was originally granted in 1940 or 1941.

“ I would like to repeat,” said Mr Nash, “ that these allocations are being provided at the present time for the express purpose of enabling orders to be placed overseas, more particularly in the United Kingdom, in order to give reasonable prospect of the goods being i delivered in 1942. “ It is not intended that the licenses should bs utilised to arrange for imports prior to 1942, and it is not desired that V hat should be done, as it may involve a charge on our funds this year which might give rise to some difficulty. “ The issue of further licenses for the Fifth Period (year 1941) will cease as from the end of the present month.

“ In urgent cases, special consideration. will be given to applications for licenses to obtain goods which are_ at present unavailable and which are vital and essential to the maintenance of the life of tho Dominion. “ Tho urgent necessity under existing conditions to ■ cut down our imports to an absolute minimum will, I think be generally recognised,” eoneluded Mr Nash. “ Tho Mother Countrv has appealed to ns most stronglv to economise to the utmost in order that the smallest possible drain might bo made on the resources available for prosecution of the war. There should be no necessity to stress the vital need for this.”

SCHEDULE OF ALLOCATIONS Allocations are to be made on.the following basis in respect of the various items contained in the schedule: — Items Marked “ A.”—Allocation for imports from United Kingdom and Crown Colonies only will be granted ,up to 50 per cent, of value of licenses granted lor imports from those sourcell in 1940. , „ n .. Items Marked “ AA.”—Allocation for imports from United Kingdom and Other British ” countries will be granted up to 50 per cent, of the value ot licenses granted for imports from those sources in 1940. , . Items Marked “ B.”—Allocation for imports from all sources will be granted up to 50 per cent, of the value of licenses granted for imports from those sources in 1940 Items Marked “ BB.”—Allocation for imports from all sources will bo granted up to 100 per cent, of the value of licenses granted for imports from those sources in 1940. Items Marked ” C.”—ltems now regarded as “Control” and for which applications will bo considered individually. I.urns Marked “ D.”—ltems for which no allocation is made. Note. —(1) In certain-cases allocation will bo granted having regard to licenses issued in 1941. These are indicated in the schedule with an asterisk. (2) In a few cases allocation is to be granted having regard to.imports in 1938. These items are noted in the schedule accordingly. niff Item Tariff Item or Extract Thereof. Group. No. ■ -——

1 Live animals, etc 2 Animals, food for, etc ••• „ 3 Chaff ... ... q }g =,~ • 4 (3) (a) Barley to bo used in the manufacture of beer, etc ty 4 (3) (b) Barley to be used as stock food, etc. 4 (4) Grain and Pulse, onground, etc., n.e.i If 5 (1) Barley flour, prepared , 5 (2) Bran or Pollard T) 5 (3) Maize, flaked ; ~ 5 (4) Maize, ground, etc., n.e.i. ... 5 (5) Malt, whole or ground; rice malt i 5 (6) Oats, etc., ground 5 (7) Pearl barley .. 5 (81 Peas, eplit n 5 (91 Wheat-flour, etc. ... 5 (10) Grain and Pulse, ground, etc., n.e.i _ 6 Hops jy 7 Onions n 8 Potatoes , n Tit 9 Linseed and Lucerne Seed, unmixed •"■■■'■; ''' Ex 9 Seeds, viz. Canary-grass seed, hemp-seed, maw-seed, milletseed, sorghum-seed, unmixed 10 Solid wort ... ••• j 11 (1) Preserved peas in tins, etc X 11 (2) Vegetables, fresh, dried, etc. ... 12 Aerated waters, and beverages, }■ 13 Mineral waters, etc j 14 Chicory ... I 15 Cocoa-beaus, raw j--15 (1) Cocoa; j : 16 (2) Chocolate; etc 17 Coffee, raw jII Coffee, roasted jIf Coffee, essence of, etc. ; ••• .V‘ '7 7C Frult-iuices, unsweetened in containers having a capacitj of 21 Fruit-Jumes, unsweetened, in containers having a capacity of less than 1 gallon; etc. ji 22 Citrus-fruit pulps, etc , 25 Tea, in hulk, etc j--24 Tea, n.e.i £ 25 Bacon and hams X 26 Biscuits, ships’, plain, etc 27 Biscuits, other kinds j--28 Blue r--39 Candles, being night-lights, or tapers 30 Candles, n.e.i. ••• • Allocation to be based on 1941 licenses.

Tariff Item Tariff Item or Extract Thereof. Group. ISO. Ex 31 Cocoa or cacao butter •, G Ex 31 Cocoanut butter, and other vegetable butters or fats (excluding cocoa or cacao butter) B 32 (1) Chewing gum •••. ••• B Ex 32 (21 Medicated confectioner.- (kind to be specified on applications) G Ex 32 (2) Confectionerv, n.e.i., including liquorice n.e.i., and sugared or crystallised fruits (excluding medicated confectionery) U 33 Lard, stcarine, etc,, n.e.i. ••• ••• B 31 Stcarine, on declaration that it will be used only in the manufacture of causes, d® J-j 35 (1) Anchovies, salted, etc. B 35 (2) Fish, fresh, smoked, dried. “lc. ■ D 55 (3) Fish, potted and preserved, n.e.i. ” 36 (11 Currants, dates, figs, prunes, dried G 36 (2) Raisins “ 36 (3) Apples, dried “ 36 (4) Fruits, dried, n.e.i. ... G 37 (1) Apples and pears, fresh ••• ; ” 37 12) Apricots, cherries, grapes, etc.. Ircsli B 37 (3) Lemons, fresh Imports by Government 37.(4) Blackberries, currants, gooseberries, raspberries, and strawberries, fresh B , 37 (5) Bananas, grapefruit, mandarins, and oranges, fresh Imports by Government 37 (6) Fruits, fresh, n.e.i. ... •. ; G 38 Fruit-pulp, partially preserved fruit eic. unsweetened and n.e.i D 39 Fruits preserved in juice or syrup G 40 (1) Fruit trees and plants, etc. G 40 (2) Flowering trees and plants, viz —rose IJ 41 Glucose, grape sugar, and caramel C 42 Honey B ■ 43 Infants’ and invalids’ foods, etc A 44 Gluten flour AA 45 ■ Jams, jollies, marmalade, and preserves D 46 Jellies, concentrated B 47 Macaroni, vermicelli, spaghetti, eic., n.e.i D 48 Malt extract, etc B 49 Moats, potted or preserved ... 1) 50. Milk or cream, preserved, etc. ' If 51 Mustard _ B 52 (1) Almonds and nuts, all ki ids._ etc., n.e.i G 52 (2) Almond or nut pastes, moa.s, etc I) 52 (3) Desiccated cocoanul, etc G 52 (4) Walnuts, etc G 53 Capers, caraway seeds, caviare. Hr A 54 Candied peel and drained peel U 55 (1-7) Matches and vestas ‘ B 56 Pickles B 57 Sauces, chutney, etc ; B 58 Soy and catsup, in vessels exceeding 10 ga.lons capacity D 59 Passover bread; altar bread BB 60 Egg pulp and white or yo.k ol eggs, etc D 61 (1) Soups, etc. _ B 61 (2) Provisions n.e.i B 62 Rice, dressed or undressed, etc ... ... L 63 Soap, etc, (applications will bo considered m respect of medicated sraps. formulae, (or which should be submitted) ... D Ex 64 Salt in packages under s;b D Ex 64 Salt (excluding salt in packages under 51b) ... AA Ex 65 (1) Vanilla, nnground G Ex 65 (1) Cinnamon, cloves, ginger, mace, nutmeg, and popper, nnground B 65 (2) Spices, nnground, n.e.i B 66 Spices, ground, n.e.i.. etc, D Ex 67 Arrowroot AA Ex 67 Maizona, cornflour ••• ••• G Ex 67* Confectioners’ moulding starch; potato flour; nee flour; sago; tapioca A 68 Starch, n.e.i if 69 Sugar, of number 22 colour, etc Ex 70 (1) Sugar, n.e.i G Ex 70 (1) Treacle, golden syrup, mapie sugar, and maple syrup V 70 (2) Molasses . ••• 71 Treacle or molasses, mixed with bone-b.ack, etc BB 72 Sugar of milk i; 74 Cigarettes, n.e.i - ••• ••• 44 75 Cigarettes, exceeding m weight per 1,000 " 76 Cigars i; 77 Snuff 79 Tobacco, cut ... 80 Tobacco, n.e.i. „ 81 (1-2) Tobacco, unmanufactured, etc 82 Tobacco for sheep wash, etc. ““ 83 Ale, beer, etc : 84 (1-7)* Spirits and spirituous mixtures ... ... ... 85 Spirits for fortifying New Zealand wines, etc. ... BB 86 Perfumed spirits, etc -,••••• i; g 7 Spirits wholly or partly denatured before importation, etc. D 88 Spirits wholly denatured in New Zealand, etc B 89 Alcohol, and denatured spirits, for use in museums, etc. ... BB * 90 (1) Wine, etc., sparkling, all kinds * 90 (2) Wine, etc., other kinds ••• ... * 91 Wine of any kind containing more than 40 per cent, of proof 92 Acid, acetic n.e.i, etc 94 Vinegar, etc ~ Ex 95 Eormic acid Ex 95 Sulphuric acid ••• ••• ••• Ex 95 Acids—viz., inorganic acids, n.o.i. (excluding sulphuric acid), also benzoic, carbolic, citric, gallic, lactic, oleic, oxah, picric, pyrogallic, pyroiligneous (crude), salicylic, tannic, and tartaric acids , ... ••• "A 96 Anti-incrustation, boiler, and other similar compounds ... A 97 Bacteriological products, including viruses, sera, etc. ... ... B 98 Baking powder, yeast, etc. ••• " 100 Chloroform, ethyl ether, etc. ... ••• ••• -• • —•— . " 101 Cream of tartar, cream of tartar substitutes, etc. ... ... ... G 102 (1) Crude distillates of coal-tar or wood, etc. ... ...■ ... »..• ... g 102 (2) Asphalt and bitumen ... g 103 Dextrine, n.e.i Ex 104 Sheep dip, weed and scrub-killing preparations . ... ... G Ex 104 Disinfectants, n.e.i., including coal-tar acids in combination with alkalis to form solutions which will give saponaceous disinfectants upon the addition of water ... ... ■■■ B Ex 105 Hydrogen peroxide, colloidal sulphur " Ex 105 Sulphur (excluding colloidal sulphur) G Ex 105 Chloride of limo ... ... ••• - - “I Ex 105 Drugs and chemicals —viz., acetone, amyl alcohol, etc. (excluding hydrogen peroxide, colloidal sulphur, sulphur, , and chloride of lime) ••• • ••. 15 105 Drugs, chemicals, etc., entered to be warehoused in a maimfeaturing warehouse, etc. ... ••• 107 Drugs, chemicals, etc., specially- suited for use as culture media, etc ... 708 Drugs, crude, not powdered, and unsiiited for use as loous, etc 109 Drugs, crude—viz., carrageen or Irish Moss j* 110 Dyes, manufactured, etc ••• g 111 Dyeing—materials, n.e.i.... . HI Essences, culinary or flavouring, containing more than so per cent, of proof spirit ... g 113 Essences, culinary or flavouring, n.e.i L 114. Essences, synthetic, etc. g 115 Essential oils 116 (1) Anhydrous ammonia D 116 (2) Carbon dioxide or carbonic acid gas r 116 (3) Gases, liquefied or compressed, n.e.i • £ 117 Glycerine, crude or refm e o H 118 Gums and resins—viz., arable, benzoin, etc. £ 119 Insecticides and fungicid eS) f o r agricultural uses, etc g 120 (1) Insulin, etc R 120 (2) Insulin substitutes, etc. £ Ex 120 (3) Wheat germ oil Ex 120’ (3) Vitamins, vitamin concentrates, and mixtures of such suDotances (excluding wheat ge rm oil) Ex 121 (1) Effervescing saline preparations; cod-liver oil emulsions ... ... ** Ex 121 (1) Druggists, sundries. a n 6 apothecaries’ wares, n.e.i.; also aerated-water maker s ’, cordial-makers’, and brewers drugs, chemicals, a n j other sundries, n.e.i.; chemicals, and chemical preparations, n.e.i. (excluding effervescing saline preparations a nd cod-liver oil emulsions) ... A A Ex 121 (1) Medicinal preparations (except wines) containing 50 per cent, ot proof spirit or less: medicinal preparations, n.e.i., and drugs, n.e.i. (excluding effervescing saline preparations and cod-livcr oil emulsions) ; ••• ° 121 (2) Medicinal preparations, n.e.i., packed in hermetically sealed glass vessels, etc ’ ... ... _ " 122 Medicinal preparations (except medicated wines) containing more than 50 per cent, of proof spirit B 123 Metal-workers’ surface and ease hardening compounds, etc. ... A Ex 124 Ammonium hydroxide (ammonia solutions); hydrated bme '(calcium hydroxide); cleansing preparations other than simple (unmixed) salts; silver nitrate; caustic soda in packages of 71b or under; solutions of hypochlorites D Ex 124 Sodium Chlorite, soda ash, sodium bicarbonate, caustic soda (excluding caustic soda in packages of 71b or under), sodium sesquicarbonatc, sodium silicate, calcium chloride, ammonium chloride, lead arsenate ... ... ... C Ex 124* Metallic elements, n.e.i.; oxides, hydroxides, inorganic salts, n.e.i., etc. (excluding ammonium hydroxide (ammonia solutions), hydrated lime (calcium hydroxide), cleansing preparations • other than simple (unmixed) salts silver nitrate, solutions of hypochlorites, sodium chlorate, soda ash, sodium bicarbonate, caustic soda, sodium sesquicarbonatc, sodium silicate, calcium chloride, ammonium chloride, and lead arsenate) B 126 Naphthalene, crude or refined B 123 Rennet, in tablet form, etc D 129 Rennet, n.e.i B 150 Saccharin, in the form of tablets, etc B 131 Saccharin, n.e.i., etc. ... ... ® 152 Sheep, and cattle-licks g 133 Soda-crystals •• Ex 134 (1) Ear trumpets, ear tubes, audiplioiies. and other hearing aids for the partially deaf D Ex 134 (1) Appliances (including spiiius) for wear, even it medicated, etc. (excluding oar trumpets, car tubes, audiplioiies, and other hearing a'ids for the partially deaf) B 134 (2) Surgical and dental instruments, etc B Ex 134 (3) Cotton-wool ••••••,. •••, Ex 134 (5) Surgeons 1 , on & dentists etc. (excluding cotton-wool) , •••, ••• B 153 Scientific and philosophical instruments and appliances, etc. ... B 136 (1) Apparel made to the order, or measurement, of residents in New Zealand, etc. B Ex 136 (2) Dressed linen (stiff) collars ... ... ••• ... ••• A Ex 136 (2) Shirts, pyjamas, and nig htdrosscs, not being knitted or made up from knitted materials; collars and cuffs for shirts (excluding dressed linen (stiff) collars) ... D 136 (3) Braces, suspenders, garters, etc. ... ... D Ex 136 (4) “ Work ” gloves, other than those composed wholly or principally of rubber or asbestos ... ... . . ... D Ex 136 (4) Gloves and mittens, other than those composed wholly or principally ot rubber or asbestos, or work gloves ••• A 136 (5) Neckties 136 (6) Men’s and boys’ overcoats n.e i., suits, coats, etc D Ex 136 (7) Children’s socks and stockings _ _ ••• A. Ex 136 (7) Boys’ and girls’ ready-made topcoats, sizes 000-6, suitable tor v children aged one to nine years (excluding raincoats and waterproof coals) B Ex 136 (7) Babies* clothing suited for wear by infants up to the age of two vears •” A Ex 136 (7V* Women’s stockings, full jlenglh. other than those of cotton, silk and/or artificial silk A Ex 136 (7)» Hair nets - - - ' Fx 136 (7) Apparel, clothing and hosiery. n.e.i. (excluding children s socks l ; 11 and Stockings; boys’ and girls’ ready-made topcoats, sizes 000-6, suitable for children aged one to nine years (other than raincoats and waterproof coats) ; babies’ clothing ’Allocation to be based on 1941 licenses.

Tariff Item Tariff Ucn] or Extract Thereof. GroupNo. suited for wear by infants up to the age of two years; wo men's'stockings, full length (other titan those of cot* ton, silk and/or artificial silk) ; fiair nets) 133 Bags and sacks of textile or felt, all kinds, n.c.i., etc. 1-10 Corn sticks, woe! packs, etc . ••• • 141 Battery blanket not exceeding 3 feet wide, etc. ... s 142 Hoot and similar laces of any material other than teacher ... ... J 43 Braids and bindings, all kinds, n.c.i.; cords, n.c.i., ot wool, Cic. A 144 Brallioo-cloth of jute or hessian I v* 1)5 Bunting, in the piece 14(3 Buttons, crochet, and sitndar “ 147 Buttons, u.e.i . ,••• “ 143 Collar chock, similar material plain, and horse cover .uiitig ," materia], etc 149 Cotton, raw / 153 Cotton and oilier waste, engineers’ 151 Drapery, n.o.i ' , , Ex 152 Labels and hangers, woven, for clothing and other textile articles, including hanger material, plain or otherwise, n.c.i.; woven bandings, bands, tapes, and similar articles (not including armbands and hatbands) with printed, woven, or embroidered lettering, trade name, or it ado mark, suited for use with apparel (but not boots) ... Ex 152 Blasties, all kinds, including boot and brace elastics; c-astio threads and cords; plain tape of cotton, linen, nr into; webbings, all kinds, including elastic webbing-; dressmakers 5 baitings, including cotton petershams, whether plain or circular woven, or reinloreorl; woven looping and labels, far bools; chain coat hangers; woven handings, bands, lap s, and similar articles with printed, woven, or emhvo.d-rod lowering, trade name, or trade mark, suited for u-’c with boots ... "L 153 Feathers, ornamental; artificial flowers, etc " Ex 155 t’arpating (felt) and under-felt ••• •,••••• u Ex 155 Felt piecegoods, n.0.i., not. including foiled textiles (excluding carpeting (felt) am! under-teUd “ 156 Felted laxities, in the piece, on declaration, etc. ... ... ■ 157 (II Flag-, viz.: —Tbp Union Jack or any flag of which the union Jack is part 157 (2) Flag-, n.o.i. Fx ’59 (1)* Coir mats and matting the manufacture of India. (Licenses will he PTirded tor importation from India based on 50 per cent, of the licenses granted for similar imports from India during 1®41) v ~7 Ex 109 (IF* Carp-ts, floor coverings, floor rugs, mats, and matting, n.e.i. A 159 (21* Linoleum, cork carpets, and rubber flooring, etc AA 160 (1) Fnrskins. green or sun-dried .. •' _••• ••• ••• v 150 (2) Burs and other similar skins, dressed or prepared, but not made up in any way : 160 (3) Furs or imitation furs wholly or partly made up into appare!, rugs, etc ’ Ex 161* Studs and eniT links ••••;••• ~ Ex 161 Haberdashery, n.c.i. (excluding studs and curt links) if 162 Hair, etc., made, up, etc _• , 163 Hairpins, hatpins, safety pins, and toilet pins ... ... A Ev 164 Hat-hoods, woven and similar, of 'tram, hemp, and similar materials, unblocked or partially blocked (but _ nnsewnl t> Ex 164 Hats and caps, etc. (excluding hoods, woven and similar, of straw, hemp, and similar materials, unblocked or partially blocked, bub unsewn) .V 165 Mat-hoods, felt, of wool or fur,, etc. ... ... AA Ex 166 Hat leathers , •” Ex ]66 Ha till- hers’ materials—viz., halters’ ribbons, galloons, or Jin- . ings. etc. (excluding hat leathcis) . 167 Kiln-cloth, of horsehair or similar material, etc Bb 168 ■ Lace, laces, and ribbons, n.c.i .4 169 Leather cloth and oil baize, etc ■.*• -‘ Es 17C Hat-hoods, woven and similar, of si ra w. hemp, and similar materials, unblocked or partially blocked (but unsown) » Ex 470 Millinery of all kinds, including trimmed hats, caps, and bonnets (excluding hat-hoods, woven and similar, of straw, hemp, and similar materials, unblocked or partially blocked (but unsewn F.x 171 Wadding *. Ex 171* Pins, n.c.i.; knitting pins: needles—viz., sewing, darning, and ■ knitting: crochet hooks; hooks and eyes for apparel ... AA 172 Printers’ blanketing on declaration, etc A 173 Rugs, n.e.i., etc. " , . 174 .Sewing cotton silks, threads, iwists, etc AA 174 Silk for flour-dressing, in the picco ... 176 Oiled silk, in the piece ... “5 177 Stay-makers’ corset-fasteners, etc " 178 (1) Tailors’ trimmings—viz., haircloths, etc. A 178 (2) Tailors’ trimmings—viz., silcsias, etc ••• A 179 Tarpaulins, tents, etc ••• ••••••. u Ex 180 (1) Textile piece-goods—namely, moquetles, tapestry, and tickings, composed of cotton, linen, jute, hemp. _ other; vegetable fibre, or of combination of these materials \vith one another, or with any other material (except wool or hair), provided that such piece-goods do not. contain . more than 50 per cent, by weight of silk, of imitation silk, of artificial silk, or of combinations of the same A Kx 180 (1) Jute and hessian piece-goods manufactured in India ... . ... C Ex 180 (D* Sheeting and other piece-goods on condition that the materials are used by the applicant in the manufacture of sheets, plain table cloths, table napkins, towels (other than Terry or Turkish), and quilts (excluding similar plain articles) A Ex 180 (1) Textile piece-goods (other than moquettes, tapestry, and tickings, sheeting, and similar piece-goods) of cotton, linen, hemp, jute (excluding jute and hessian piece-goods nianufactored in India), other vegetable fibre, silk, artificial silk, imitation silk, or of combinations of those materials with one another, or with any other material (except wool or hair) ... ... ~i. Ex 180 (I)* Towels (Terry ■' or'Turkish) ... .. ••• ••• ' A Ex' 180 (1) Plain table cloths, table napkins, towels (other than Terry or Turkish), quilts, sheets, and similar plain articles which have been manufactured wholly from piece-goods merely by cutting, hemming, or any similar operation D Exlßo (2) Circular knitted artificial piece-goods ... .... ... ... ® Ex 180 (2) Knitted or lock-stitched piece-goods of silk, or artificial silk, or of combinations of these materials with one another, or with any other material (except wool or hair), excluding circular knitted artificial silk piece-goods ... fA 181 Colton piece-goods—viz., tubular woven or knitted cotton cloth specially suited for use as meat wraps, etc A 182 Textile piece-goods—viz., dress nets, curtain nets, etc A 183 (1) Moquclto and tapestry, of wool, or containing wool ... A Ex 183 (2) Textile piece-goods, of wool, or containing wool, for Army, Navy, ox Air Force uniforms Ex 183 (2) Textile piece-goods, including textiles of wool or contaimny woof, n.e.i. (excluding piece-goods for Army, Navy, or Air Force uniforms) A Ex 184* Sanitary towels ... ••• ••• AA Ex 184 All articles,, n.e.i., made of textile, felt, or other piece-gooos, cte. (excluding sanitary towels) D 185 Umbrellas, parasols, and sunshades " 186 Umbrella makers’ materials, etc. ... A 187 Union textiles, n.e.i., etc.' ,' A 188 Upholsterers’ materials, etc AA 189 Upholstery, n.e.i. ... ... ... . ••• ~ 190 Waterproof material in the piece, etc ,- —• A 191 Yam—viz., coir, flax, etc. ... ... * if 192 Tarns of cotton, silk, artificial silk, etc _ Ex 193 Hand knitting yarn and wool mending halls ... ... ... (Note: Licenses to be granted for importation from the United Kingdom and Australia only, based on 100 per cent, of 1940 licenses.) Ex 193 Yarns, n.e.i. (excluding hand knitting yarn and wool mending balls) ... 44 194 Belts and belting, n.c.i, for driving machinery, etc aa 195 Boots, shoes, etc —namely, children’s 0 to 9, inclusive ... ... aa Ex 196 (1) Shoes, b.e.i., composed of canvas with rubber soles, solutionea to the uppers ... 'V Ex 196 (1) Boots, n.e.i., composed of canvas with rubber soles solutionea to the uppers; goloshes and overshoes _ 196 (2) Slippers, n.e.i ... ... '••• D 196 (3) Boots, shoes, etc., n.o.i 197 Gumboots, etc tjtj 198 (1) Boot protectors ... ... » 198 (2) Boot, shoo, and slipper heels, knobs, and soles of rubber 193 (3) Cork solos and sock solc s , etc p 193 (4) Heel plates and toe plat es .* jn 198 (5) Nails, pegs. etc., peculiar to use in boolniakmg gg 198 (6) Shoemakers’ binding and beading jjjj 198 (7) Shoemakers’ wax and hc e l balls D 198 (8) Wooden heels, plain, etc*. * jj Ex 198 (9) Fibre stiffeners rti Ex 198 (9) Grindery, n.e.i. (exclndm„. fibre stiffeners) 4 199 (1) Hose, tubing, or piping, flexible of canvas, etc.. * 199 (2) Hose, tubing, or piping, flexible, wholly of rubber, n.e.i. ... 200 (1) Bookbinders’ leather, etc B 200 (2) Chamois leather ... .... A 200 (3V Goat skins and kid skins, etc. ... ... * *" *rs 200 (4) (a) Hide leathers, crust or rough tanned, etc -j 200 (4) (b) Kangaroo skins and wallaby skins, etc _ 200 (5) Hog skins ... ... ... ... .... ••• 200 (6) (a) Leather, japanned or enamelled, etc — •— 200 (6) (b) Patent leathers .* 200 (7) Sole leather, being bends each weighing 141 b net or o\er ... ■ Ex 200 (8) Solo leather, n.e.i v Ex 200 (8) Leather, n.e.i.; belts (not being, apparel), and belting wholy K or partly composed of leatli’er (excluding sole leather, n.e.i.) ... ,**• *** *** *** *" BB 200 (9) Parchment or vellum made from skins _ 201 Leather board, or compo., etc 202 Leather laces; vamps, and uppers, etc 203 Leather manufactures, u.e.i. •••. 204 Portmanteaux, trunks, etc. ... 205 (1) (a) Water beds and cushions, ice hags and caps, etc., composed wholly or principally of rubber ... ... 205 (1) (b)* Hot water bags and hot water bottles of rubber ... a 205 (2) Ilubber gloves, n.c.i ,* ; "■ *. 205 (3) Rubber or guttapercha solutions and cements ... F 205 (4) Rubber tyring suited for use on perambulator wheels Ex 205 (5)» Perambulator lyres not exceeding IJm in diameter, for wire Ex 205 (5) RubbeTuTcs-viz^bicycleV perambulator, and similar, and inner tubes of rubber for pneumatic tyre=, not exceeding 1J inches in diameter (excluding perambulator tyres Sot exceeding U » lches 111 diameter, for wire c Ex 205 (6 (a) MouldeS" robbw''strip "suitoJ Lr the’repair of pneumatic rubEx 205 (6) (a) Pneumftif Rubber ’’tyres.“d "inner tubes of rubber therefor. nc.i. ... AA 205 (6) (b) Solid rubber tyres, etc. ”* 4 205 (7) Rubber tyro repair outfit-- et P‘ v/ nTI 205 (8) Rubber valves and teats ? or ee 'jF l " botllea, etc. Es 206 Whips and crops (other than I F a , th< ;, r Pelted) without thongs; leather plaited reap ar and bmder whl P s 5 EpUt \ bl ;. a . BB Ex 206 Saddle^harness. whipL and whip’ thongs whips and crops, other th a " leather piaffed) without thongs; leather plaited reap®'" 3nd bmder v ' bl P s l s P urs > b,ts - a “ d D 207 and bootmakers’ inks and stains AA Ex 208 (1)» Infants’ feeding bottles of *?J e p y res A',' Ex 208 (1) Bottle or jars, etc., for milk or cream, s Py bo " b ottl' opal glass bottles and jars, etc., infants .feedi p , j. with or without attachments (excluding infants feeding bottles of the “Pyres .type) - 208 (2) (a) Bottles, etc., other kinds, having a capacity exceeding one fluid ounce n 203 (2) (h) Bottles, etc., other kinds, n.e.i ••• c 209 Plain empty stone bottles, etc. ••• ••• * ♦Allocation to be based on 1941 licenses.

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Tariff Item Tariff Item or Extract Thereof. Group. No. . . 1 '• 211 (1) Firebricks •••••• 211 (2) Bricks, n.e.i. ... - - - .. 211 (3) Uefracfory materials. u.e.J., etc. ... ... ~ () 212 (1) Hoofing tries, ridging, and fmials, glass, and earthen ... ... j> 212 (2! Sheets, plain or corrugated, etc., composed of cement, etc. 1> 212 (3) Plaster-pulp sheets, etc , 212 (4) Hoofing slates, n.e.i ••• t Ex 213 Commit land other structural or building cement (excluding white cement) ■*'.••• ”, 2U Ghinaware. etc.. 1 -suited for table use, etc. {lmports are to be . confined to ware suited for every-day tabje use.) Licenses are to be granted for importation from tftp United Kingdom based on 100 per cent, of imports in 1938 from all Ex 215 Sanitary earthenware, including earthenware chambers, bed pans, and commode pans ... A Ex 215 Ghinaware, earthenware, porcelamware, and stoneware,' n.e.i. (excluding sanitary earthenware, etc.) ; g 216 Drainage pipes, etc ••• RR 217 Kvos, artificial •• . 218 Flooring, wall, path, and garden tiles .. -J----219 Glass sheet, common window or plate, etc. ... ... ... 220 Glass, plate or sheet, in sizes not exceeding tO superficial feet, etc ■ ••• ; , n 221 Glass plates (engraved) tor photo-hlhogvaphio work , “ Ex 222 Toughened “safety" glass with rounded or pohshed cd-e; A Ex 222 Glass, bevelled, silvered, or with rounded or polished edges (excluding toughened “safety" glass with rousjded or polished edges); mirrors, and looking-glasses, framed or unframed r 1 R 225 Glass cloches or bells, etc R 224 . Glass' rods, lubes or lubing, plain ’• L Ex 225 Drinking glasses ••• Ex 225 Globes and chimneys, f°r lamps, n.e.i.; lamps, lanterns, and lampwisk, n.e.i. ... ... i.. ■■■ t Ex 225 Oven glassware. Licenses arc to bo granled • the importation front the United Kingdom and Australia, based on 109 per cent, of imports from' those sources in 1933 ... Ex 225 Glassware, n.e.i. (excluding oven glassware, drinking glasses, globes and chimneys for lamps, n.e.i.; lamps, lanterns, and lanipwiclc, n.e.i) J* 225 Lamps, miners’ safety, etc. .1 227 Louses, ail kinds, etc. ... ... ... ■ 228 Plaster of paris ... ■. 1J Ex 229 (11 Marble, in the rough, not dressed or polished AA Ex 229 (1) Marble, rough-sawn, not dressed or polished ■ 1> 229 (21 Granite or other stone, n .0.i., in the rough, etc AO--229 (3) Granite or other stone, n.e.i.. rough-sawn, etc 44 229 (4a) Granite or other stone, e te.. dressed or polished ... ■' » 229 (4b) Articles n.e.i. made, from granite, ete. ... 4) 229 (5) Marble dressed or pobsb c d, etc. ' ; . ••• —4» 229 (6) Slates specially suited for tlie* manufacture of billiard tables ... BW 230 Stones, mill, grind, oil. and whet, ... ••• ““ 231* Watch glasses and simil ar articles 232 Antiques and works of art, etc. n t; 233 Artists’ materials, otc. ... ... ... “*» 234 Camera covers and cases ... ... 235 Cards, playing ... ... ... . ... ••• , ••• '’ u 256 (1) paper entered to bo warehoused in any bonded tobacco factory, otc. ... ... " 236 (2) Cigarette tubes, papers, and paper, il.c.i U 237 Clocks, time registers, and time detectors •... ... ••• 238 Clocks specially suited f or use in timing flights ot pigeons ... L> Ex 239 Fancy goods and toys, Walking sticks; tennis, badminton, and squash rackets; golf c ) u bs end golf bags; football and basketball covers; gaming devices ••• ••• a £ s 239 Hockey sticks and hoys' cricket bats (sizes 1-6) manufactured in India. Licenses be granted for importation from India only and granted in 1940 ... ... ; , ... Ex 239 Hockey balls manufactured in India. Licenses to be granted tor importation fro m i n j la only ’and based on 100 per cent, of similar imp or t s from tliab source in 1938 ... Ev 239 Sporting, gaming > (exclud;,,* ga’ming devices), and athletic requisites n.e.i.. including billiard requisites n.e.i., fishing tackle n.e.i., includ; n g artificial fiies and other baited ' hooks (excluding ho c k oy sticks, hockey balls, and boys cricket bats (sizes y.g) manufactured in India; tennis, badminton, squash Tac kets; golf clubs and golf bags; football and basketball covers); combs, hair and toilet A 240 Films for cinematographs ... ... ... .; ... y Note—Films for cinematographs impo,. tc d by film distributors for exhibition m picture theatres are subject to a special arrangement. 241 Greenstone, cut and polybed, unmounted ... Ex 242 Silverplatcd coffin furnit„ re ’. 1 Ex 242 Plated ware, being cutlc rv ... _... ... ... G Ex 242* Materials suited only for \] lo manufacture and repair of jewelEx 242 Jewellery; plate, gold, or" s ;i vcr . piated ware (excluding silverplated coffin furnitu re . plated ware, being cutlery; materials suited only fo r (be manufacture and repair of jewellery ... ... 243 Lay figures, busts, and d ress stands If 244 Magic lanterns, cinematographs, etc., !r 245 Medals, etc., old coins ... ... ... ... “ 246 Mouldings in the piece, au,i panels, etc —r 247 (1) Band instruments entered by or f ov - any band, etc. ... ... ... 247 (2) Musical instruments, imp or ( c d for exclusive use by bands : • which are approved by the Defence Department, etc. BB 247 (3) Organs, etc. ... ... ... *4 247 (4) Pianos, player pianos, et c g 247 (5) Musical instruments, n.e.i. ... Jf 247 (6) Organ pipes and stop-knobs, etc. 247 (7) Strings of metal wire, catgut, etc. •... 1 Ex'24B U) " Needles. for -phonograph St gramophones,’,' graphophones, and similar instruments ... BB Ex 248 (1)' Phonographs, gramophones, graphophones, and similar instruments, including ac ce ssones peculiar thereto, n.e.i. (exeluding needles) ... .. D 248 (2) Voice recording and reproducing appliances, ete D 249 Records for phonographs, etc. .. g £SO Tuning-forks and other appliances, otc BB 251 Paintings, pictures, etc., executed bv New Zealand students, etc. BB 252 Paintings, statutary, etc., for display in public museums, etc ... ‘ D 253 Paintings, pictures, etc., n.e.i., etc; ... ...’ ... ’— •" ’ i? 254 Photographic cameras ... ... ... “ 255 Photographic goods, n.e.i. ... ... A 255 Photographs, unframed, of personal friends, etc 257 Precious stones and semi-precious stones, etc ’ *» Ex 258* Sensitised surfaces, etc., for X-ray work, ... ... ... Ex 258* Sensitised surfaces, etc., for the use of professional photographers and for plan printing ... ... ... Ex 258* Sensitised surfaces and albumenisod paper, plain, not being postcards or other stationery (excluding those for X-ray work for tho use of profe signal photographers, and for plan printing) i 259 Slides for magic lanterns g 260 .Statues, statuettes, casts, and bronzes “ 261 Tobacco pouches, etc ... .. A 262 Toilet preparations and perfumery, n.e.i. , ... . ; . 263 Trophies, prizes, etc., presented to persons in New Zealand, 264 Watches' ... ....... ... B 266 Bookbinders’ material, etc, 267 (1) Flower-pots, etc., made of cardboard, etc. ... ... g 267 (2) Cream mugs, etc., made of cardboard, etc. ... ;■... J 4 268 Cardboard boxes, etc. ... .. ... •••••• . ’_:•• u 269 Cardboard, pasteboard, etc., of size not less than 20m by 15m. (Types of board to be specified in applications.) ... ... U 270 Cardboard, pasteboard, etc., n.e.i. ... _ ... ... D 271 Celluloid, and similar materials, plain, etc ... u 272 Crayons, all kinds ... VI 273 Directories of -New Zealand, etc. ... ••• D 274 Envelopes and bags, paper, n.e.i. ... _ ... ... ... ■■■ 275 Envelopes and bags of celluloid or, similar material D 776 Handbills, n.e.i., circulars, programmes, playbills, etc. ... ... D 277 Ink powders and ink . pel lets; n.e.i, ... ... _ ... ... 2 7g Ink, printing. Mack, in packages containing not less than Xcwt etc* «.j ••• ••• ••• •*• ••• AA. •'73 Ink.- printing,’ n.e.i.; stoucilliug and similar inks, etc. ... ... 14 280 Ink n.e.i., including writing, drawing, and marking ink ... D 281 Maps, charts, plans, and similar articles BB 284 Paper, viz.—Bleached sulphite or similar paper, etc ... bh 28d Carpet-felt paper, end paper-felt, n.e.i. ... ... L 285 Paper on declaration that it will be used only in the manufacture of cartrioges, etc. ... ... ‘ 287 Emery paper, emery cloth etc.' ... A A 288 Filter-paper) and filter-papers; filter-pulp „ ... BB 289 Monotype paper, in rolls, etc. BB 290 Paperhangings ... ... 291 Paper-lace, embossed, etc .. .. ... n 292 Paper-pulp, for the man ufacture of paper- ... <-■ 293 Printing paper and writing paper, etc., for the manufacture , of. counter-check bocks .. ... ... ... BB 294 Paper seed-pockets, printed, etc. ... ... - AA Ex 295 True vegetable parchment, uiipnnted .. ... ... G Ex 295 Paper, unprinted—viz., giazed transparent greaseproof paper, greaseproof imitaticn parchment paper, and similar paper of such qualities as may bo approved by the Minister O 296 Paper (other than wrapping paper), waxed, etc. ... ... ... D 297 Paper, celluloid, etc., printed, etc. ... 298 (1) (a) Wrapping paper, printed or unprinted, etc. G 298 (1) (b) Wrapping paper, printed or unprinted, etc. ... ... ... .... . G 298 (2) Wrapping paper, etc., in sheets of size less than 20 inches by 15 inches, etc ; 0 299 Paper of qualities and siz es approved by the Minister, cn declaration that it will be used by orchardists only in wrapping fruit 300 (1) Carbon and similar, copy!ng paper, n.e.i ... ... ... .... ... ... AA 300 (2) (a) Paper, n.e.i., etc., m sheets of sizes less than 20 niches by 15 inches, etc. ... , .... 300 (2) (b) Paper, n.e.i., etc., in sheets of size nob less than 20 mcnes by 15 inches, etc. (Types of paper to bo specified on ap--300 (2) (0) Paper, in'rol is' less than io inches wide. etc. ... D 300 (2) (d) Paper, n.e.i., etc., m rolls, n.e.i. G Ex 301* School text books, religious medical, and legal publications ... BB Ex 301 Paper transfers ... ... _••• _••• D Ex 301* Printed books, papers, music, or advertising matter, n.e.i. (excluding school text books; religious, medical, and legal publications; paper transfers) ... BB 302 Religious tracts, handbills, snd folders Ex 303* Religious calendar pads having not less than 365 pages of Biblical texts ••• B a Ex 303 Show cards, and calendars, all kinds etc (excluding religious calendar pads having not less than 355 pages of biblical texts) Ex 304 Waterproof tags or labels, specially suited for nurserymen’s • Ex 304 * Stalionerv and paper, manufactured, etc. (excluding waterproof tags or labels, specially suited for nurserymen s Ex 305 Pens and pencils. Licenses to be granted for importation from the United Kingdom only, based on 100 per cent, of imports in 1938 from all sources —■ E* 305* SHtionerv. n.e.i.; etc. (excluding pens and pencils) ... ... ... A 306 . Sunday school and day school lesson sheets nod cards, etc. BB 307 Bail bearings, and roller bearings, etc g 308 Beekeepers’, tools, implements, etc.: ... ... . gL 509 Bellows, n.e.i., - . 'Allocation to. be ,based ..on 1941. licenses.

Tariff Item Tariff Item or Extract Thereof. Group. No. , Ex 310 (1)* Bolts and bolt ends, up to 24 inches in length, including in. sulator bolts, n.e.i., nuts, blank of screwed; metalthreaded screws; setscrews, engineers’ studs, taper pins, and split pins; rivets and washers other than washers wholly of rubber A Ex 310 (D* Screws for wood ... ... AA 310 (2) Washers wholly of rubber U 31X Buckles, and similar articles, etc AA 3X2 Castors suited for furniture AA 3X3 Chain, and chains, metal, etc AA 3M Chain belting, etc, ... ... ... .... ... •••. ... ... ... ... AA 3X5 Clips, tags, rings, etc., for the identification pt livestock, eic. D 3X6 Cocks, metal, low pressure, etc. ... BB 3X7 Culverts of galvanised corrugated iron, etc D 3X3 Cylinders for compressed gases ... B 318 Eyelets, n.e.i. ........ 320 Filters, etc., for purifying water supplies, etc C 321 (1) Rifles, .22 calibre; etc C 321 (2) Sights for military rifles, etc A 321 (3) Firearms, n.e.i. ... ••• it 322 (1) (a) Cartridges—Shot, 10 to 2+ bore 322 (1) (b) Cartridges—Shot, n.e.i. ... ~ ■ 322 (1) (c) Cartridges—Ball, .22 calibre £ 322 (1) (d) Cartridges—n.e.i ... ... ii 322 (2) (a) Cartridge cases—lo to 24 bore BB 322 (2) (b) Cartridge cases—n.e.i. - 322 (3) Parts of cartridge cases, etc -Pg 322 (41 • Shots and bullets ••• .y 322 (5) Metal pups for the manufacture of Goyernmcnt 323 Percussion caps, detonators ... rr 324 Guns, tools, etc., for use m whaling Ex 525 Hand chemical fire extingu'shers 1* If Chemicaf’“IE eSulhfrs. 'Sding 'such"' chemicals” tot Ex 325 Chem S l rg ing the We! etc. (excluding hand chemical fire extinguishers; fire engines; chemical fire engines) B 326 Fishhooks, unmounted, etc . 1 Strings' for use" in straining or stretching fencing, wires 329 Incubators for poultry-raising ■■■ ■■• *” -dr 330 Iron drums, empty, not exceeding 10 gallons capacity BB 331 (1) Lawn-mowers, other than hand roller type 331 (2) Lawn-mowers, of the hand roller type ... ••• Ex 332* Cash registering machines, not including recording paper ... A Ex 332* Typewriters (including covers); duplicating machines and ap- . paratus, n.e.i.; addressing machines ••• ••_• Ex 332* Adding and computing machines and instruments, amount g and bookkeeping machines; combined adding and typing Ex 335 (1) Spare m p C arTs B %fCultivators; harrows; ploughs; drills; seed 1 P an s fertiliser sowers or distributors combined or separate; lime sowers; seed 0 r gram cleaners, and cellular seed or Ex 333 (1) Cultivators; harrows; ploughs; frills, seed and fertiliser • V sowers or distributors combined or separate lime sowers; seed or grain cleaners, and cellular seed or gram separators (excluding spare, parts) ... ... ... ... •••••* r Bx 355 (2) Spare parts of agricultural implements and machinery, n.e.i., O lx 333 (2) Bfayrakes, not hand, including swath turners; hay stmaw. and wool presses; chaff, turnip, and similar cutters, potato diggers and sorters; emasculators; electric fence chargers; handrakes ' ••• Ex 333 (2) Agricultural implements and ■ machinery, n.e.i., including . ploughs, etc., hand-worked, etc. (excluding spare parts of agricultural implements and machinery, n.e.i.; hayrakes, not hand, including swath turners; hay, straw, and wool presses; chaff, turnip, and similar cutters; potato diggers and sorters; emasculators; electric fence chargers; handrakes) ... ... ••• •••; *** *** "* *** *** *** # * tjb i 333 (3) Rabbit-traps and similar traps ... ... ... ... “ 354- (1) Churns, power driven, etc. "... ... ••• •- - ••• ~ 334 (2a) Milking machine parte, wholly, pi rubber ... ... u Bx 334 (2b) Pasteurisers, milk coolers, milking machines, and churns ... v Ex 334 (2b) Dairying machinery n.e.i.,_ etc. (excluding pasteurisers, milk coolers, milking machines, and churns) g 335 (1) Engines, viz. Specially suited for use on cycles BB Ex 335 (2) Mufflers for motor-vehicle engines ... .... ... - u Ex 335 (2) Engines, viz. Specially suited for use on motor-vehicles (excluding mufflers for motor-vehicle engines) ... O 335 (5) Engines, viz. Specially suited for use on tractors or traction engines,, etc 336 Engines, etc., specially suited for flying machines, etc G 337 Engine governors and turbine governors •• c Sx 338* (la) Generators for bicycle lighting sets (licenses to be available for the importation of complete sets) A Bx 338 (1) (a) Transformers of 15 KYA and under (excluding bell transformers) ; transformers for use in wireless broadcast receiving sets; battery chargers .... ••• D Ex 338 (1) (a) Machinery or appliances, n.e.i., peculiar to the generation of electricity, to the transformation of pressures of electric currents, or to the conversion of one type of electric current to another; electric motors; slide rails for electric generators or electric motors, excluding generators for bicycle lighting sets; transformers of 15 KVA and under (excluding bell transformers); transformers suited for use in wireless broadcast receiving sots; battery chargers ••• 338(1) (b) Batteries or cells, not including storage batteries B Ex 338 (1) (c) "Parts of storage batteries—viz., battery containers ... ... ... G Ex 338 (1) (c) Storage batteries, including parts thereof (excluding battery containers) ... ••• D Ex 338 (2) Reactance or choking coils suited for use in wireless broadcast receiving sets; plug bftses, three-pin and T-pm plug tops, flush plates, cord connectors, cable connectors, tapons, porcelain fuses or cut-outs up to 100 amps, outdoor { ., pole-mounting air brake switch gear, relays for electric., fence chargers D Bx 338 (2) Switchboards, fuse boards, etc. (excluding reactance or obok-■ ing coils suited for use in wireless broadcast receiving sets, plug bases, three-pin and T-pin plug tops, flush plates, cord connectors, cable connectors, tap-ons, porcelain fuses or cut-Opte up to 100 amps, outdoor pole mounting- air brake switch gear, relays for electric fence chargers) _ G Bx (338) (3) Electrodes for. electric welding ■—.••• A Bx 338 (3) Carbons or electrodes _fo r arc lamps, for electric furnaces, or for electric welding (excluding electrodes for electric welding) Bx (338 (4)* Electric appliances, n.e.j- peculiar to surgery; X-ray tubes a Ex 338 (4) Transformers, chokes, frequency coils, radio frequency units, valve shields, co ;i cans, chassis, dial mechanism, dial scales, and complete dials,' suited for use m ’wireless broadcast receiving sets; loud speakers, suited for use in wireless hroaj cas t receiving sets .. ; ... ... D Ex 338 (4) Electric appliances, n.e.i peculiar to electroplating, electrochemistry, electro :metft i] U rg yi telegraphy, telephony (not cabi ne t s or parts of cabinets for wireless broadcast receiving , e t s ) ; electrical vacuum tubes not suitable for purpo3 es 0 f illumination (excluding electric appliances, n.e.i., peculiar, 'to surgery, X-ray tubes, transformers, radio frequency coils, radio frequency. units, valve , coil cans, chassis, dial mechanism, dial scales, an( j complete dials, suited for use in wireless broadcas t rec eiving sets; loud speakers suited for use in wireless. k roa d caß t receiving sets) g 138(5) Electrical locomotives, et c *« -338 (6) Metal poles or towers, , etiC! ... ... g 338 (7) Insulated cable and wire . car t, o n in block, etc g 338 (8) Sparking plus oil en inea ... ° 338 (9) (a) Wireless broadcast recei v i n£? sets, built up, but not mounted in cabinets ... : ~ 338 (9 (b) Wireless broadcast receiv- ng !6 t a , mounted in cabinets g 338 (10) (a) Electric irons ... ... - g Ex 338 (10) (b) Insulators, ceiling roses, ant j appliance plugs ... ... ... u Ex 338 (10) (b) Electrical machinery or ap pii a nces, n.e.i. (excluding insulators, ceiling roses, and appliance plugs) 339 . Incandescent filament electvic lamp bulbs, etc. (Licenses to be utilised for imports otl i y 0 f lamps of a type not made in New Zealand) .. A Ex 340* Electric torch cases ... | ... A Ex 340 Electric lamps, n.e.i., not being peculiar to surgical use (excluding electric tor c b cases) A 341(1)' Gas meters having a maximum capacity not exceeding 450 cubic. feet per hour D 341 (2) Gas meters, n.e.i. ... ® Ex 342* Water meters ..._ .■ A Ex 342* Measuring, counting, testing, indicating, etc., appliances, n.e.i., etc. _ (excluding water meters) B 343 Machinery peculiar to mining or gold saving, n.e.i., etc. ... C 344 Power-driven spray pumps, etc. G 345 Pumps peculiar to use in dairying, etc._ ... BB 347 Sheep-shearing and horse.clipping machines _ C 348 Traction engines and tractors; portable steam engines, etc. ... C 351 (1) Anvils, forges, and hearths—viz., blacksmiths’, and similar ... B 351 (2) Blacksmiths’ braziers, etc., bellows ... , ® 351 (3) Boring and well-drilling machinery, etc. ... C ' Bx 351 (4) Vacuum cleaners ... ... ; C Ex 351 (4) Blowers, and fans —viz., exhaust, blast, and ventilating ... ... C 351 (5) Card clothing suitable for use in woollen mills and paper mills BB 351 (6) Grinding machines, emery, and similar; emery and similar wheels ... ._ C 351 (TV Grinding mills, grinding pans, ball mills, tube mills, etc. ... C Ex 351 (8) Sewing machines, industrial; also repair or replacement parts of all kinds of sewing machines ... O Ex 351 (8) Sewing machines, other than industrial C 351 (9) Knitting and kilting machines ... C Ex 351 (10) Press tools for metal stamping; • hand-operated guillotines; bending rollers; power presses; bench type heft sanders; steel wedges ... D Ex 381 (10)' Machinery, etc., peculiar to metal working, wood working. stone working, or glass working (excluding press tools for metal stamping; hand-operated guillotines; bending rollers; power presses; bench type belt sanders; steel wedges)' C 351 (11) Hydro extractors D 351 (12) Weighing machines, scales, and balances, n.e.i A 351 (13) Printing machines C 352 Machinery, etc., peculiar to use in manufacturing industrial and similar processes C Ex .353 (1) Domestic gas cookers , D Ex 353 (1) Gas heating and gas cooking appliances (excluding domestic ■ gas cookers) ... ... A Ex 353 (1) Valves, cocks, and similar articles of brass or other copper alloy ... , ... C 353 fP) Gas compressing maehines —viz., ammonia compressors D 353 (3 Electric cooking and electric heating appliances D 353 (4) Stone crushing machines—viz., jaw crushers D ( 353 (5) Concrete mixers 353 (6a) Vacuum pumps suited for use with milking machines BB Ex 353 (6b) Oil engines; boilers, feed water-heaters, fuel economisers, mechanical stokers, steam superheaters; _ pumps; winches, cranes, capstans, windlasses, and hoists D Ex 353 (6b) Refrigerators ■ C Ex 353 (6b) Washing machines C Ex 353 (6b) Machinery, etc., n.e.i.. other kinds (excluding oil engines; boilers, feed water-heaters, fuel economisers, mechanical stokers, steam superheaters; pumps; winches, cranes, capstans, windlasses, hoists; refrigerators and washing machines) ... C Ex 354* Circular saws. axes, and hayforks C Ex 354* Tools specially suited for jewellers’ use B Ex 354* Artificers’ tools, n.e.i., etc. (excluding circular saws, axes, and hayforks; tools specially suited for jewellers’ use) ... ... B 355 Tanks, rectangular, of sheet iron, etc., if imported containing goods. Licenses to be granted for importation from the * Allocation to be based on 1941 licenses,

Tariff Item Tariff Item or Extract Thereof. Group. No. United Kingdom based on 100 per cent, of imports in 1938 from that source 356 (la) Pumps, etc., for vending petrol ... ... D Ex 356 (lb) Bed fittings of cast iron; plugs and washers for baths, basins, sinks, and tubs; butchers’ and slaughtermen’s knives; mops; brass hearth sets; firescreens; display fittings; wheelbarrows; pot scourers; enamelled iron sinks; aluminium hollowware E> Ex 356 (lb) Cutlery (excluding butchers’ and slaughtermen’s knives; hollow ground razors (other than safety) and safely razor blades A Ex 356 (lb)* Safety razor blades ' A Ex 356 (lb)* Hollow ground razors (other than safety) A Ex 356 (lb) Enamelled hollowware. Licenses to be granted for importation from the United Kingdom and Australia based on 100 per cent, of imports in 1938 from those sources ... Ex 356 (lb)* Materials suited only for the manufacture and repair of jewellery A Ex 356 (lb)* Blind rollers A Ex 356 lb)* Clothes wringers A Ex 356 (lb)* Cast iron boilers or furnaces and radiators for central heating equipment, including oil burners necessary for use therewith A Ex 356 (1) (b)* Hardware, hollowware, an ironmongery, n.e.i.; manufactured or partly manufactured articles of metal, and manufactured or partly manufactured articles of metal in combination with any other material, n.e.i (excluding bed fittings of cast iron; plugs and washers for baths, basins, sinks, and tubs; butchers’ and slaughtermen’s knives; mops; brass hearth sets; fire screens; display fittings; wheel barrows; pot scourers; enamelled iron sinks; aluminium hollowware; cutlery; safety razor blades: hollow ground razors (other than safety); enamelled hollowware; materials suited only for the manufacture and repair of jewellery; blind rollers; clothes wringers; cast iron boilers or furnaces and radiators for central healing and equipment, including oil burners necessary for use therewith) A 356 (2) Porcelain enamelled cast iron baths ~ 356 (3) Builders’ and cabinetmakers’ hardware, etc ® Ex 357 (1) Aluminium, in billets, blooms, ingots, or pigs ... u Ex 357 (1) Copper, iron, lead, tin, and oilier material (excluding aluminium)), in billets, blooms, ingots, or pigs G Ex 357 (2) Aluminium, in bars or rods _ Ex 357 (2) Brass, copper, lead, tin, and other metal (excluding aluminium), n.e.i., in bars or rods (except cast bars or rods of copper alloy) ” 357 (3) Gold, platinum, silver, etc.—viz., bar, foil, leaf, etc G 357 (4) Iron, galvanised or plain black—viz., angle, tee, bar, bolt, channel, rod, etc 9 357 (5) (a) • Iron—viz., sheet, plate, etc., or hoop, plain, etc ... G 357 (5) (b) Iron—viz., corrugated sheet iron G Ex 357 (6) Lead sheet 9 Ex 357 (6) Aluminium foil, leaf; hoop, plate or sheet ••• u Ex 357 (6) Metal, n.e.i—viz., foil, leaf; hoop, plate or sheet, plain, whether in the rough, polished, enamelled, galvanised, plated, tinned, or otherwise coated with metal (excluding lead sheet and aluminium) G 357 (7) Shafting, plain rolled, etc B 357. (8) Metal sheet, perforated or cellular B 357 (9) Solder ■■■ ••• B 357 (10) Wire, metal, plain, n.e.i.; barbed fencing wire; etc. (Kind of wire to be specified on applications) ... ... C 357 (11) Metal cordage, not being gold or silver 358 Metallic and similar capsules A Ex 359 Staples, fencing B Ex 359 Nails or tacks, of copper, brass, and composition, n.e.i; nails or tacks n.e.i; coopers’ and similar hooks and tacks; staples (excluding fencing staples); dog-spikes and deckEx 360 Square Pl grooved"gpiices"or nails; clouts over one inch in length and nails with wire spring attachment peculiarly suited for fixing vrallboard —.- ••• . AA Ex 360 Nails or tacks, exceeding one inch in length, made from iron wire, whether pla' n > galvanised, or cement-coated, n.e.i. (excluding grooved spikes or nails; clouts over one inch in length and na ’'s with wire spring attachment peculiarly suited for fining wallboard) D 361 Nails, lead-headed, and galvanised cup-headed roofing nails ... D 362 (1) Pipes, etc., wrought iron, steel, etc ... ... D 362 (2) (a) Pipes, etc., cast iron, n.e.i., including ram-wator, soil, and similar pipes A 362 (2) (b) Centrifugally-cast iron pipes, piping, tubes, etc - 362 (2) (b) Centrifugally-cast iron pipes, piping, tubes, etc. (i.) ... ... D 362 (3) Pipes, etc., wrought iron, or steel, screwed; boiler tubes, etc. G 362 (4) Pipes, etc., lead or composition D 362 (5) (a) Knees, bends, elbows, etc., of brass or other copper alloy ... ... D 362 (5) (b) Knees, bends, elbows, etc., of cast iron for rain-water, soli, and similar pipes _ ... - 363 (1) Printing type and printing materials, n.e.i,, etc. ~ 363 (2) Stereotypes, electrotypes, etc ® 354 Propelling screws, metal, etc. ... - Bii 365 Rails for railways or tramways, etc - G 366 Road graders - - 368 Saddlers’ ironmongery, etc. - 569 Ship chandlery, n.e.i., including anchors BB 370 Signalling apparatus, automatic and other, etc. 371 Springs, coil, volute, and spiral, ptg ••• •>; . 372 Thermostats for making incubators for poultry raising BB 373 Tinware, and tin manufactures, n.e.i 374 Welded and flanged boiler furnaces, plain or corrugated, eto. BB 375 Window sashes, or frames, metal ... B 376 (1) Wire netting, metal wove wire, etc G 376 (2) Electrically-welded wire fabric, etc ••• AA 377 Air-pressure brakes suited for use on locomotives, etc. ...- ... B 378* Bicycles, tricycles, and motor. cycles, fittings for—viz., spokes, in the rough, eto. ... ... A Ex 379 Motor cycles; side-cars for motor cycles; tricycles ... ... if Ex 379* Hubs, spindles, and other finished, partly finished, or moenmed parts of bicycles, tricycles, and the like vehicles, including .motor cycles ... ... ... . v . ... A 379 Bicycles, and the like vehicles (excluding tricycles, motor cycles and side-cars f o r motor cycles). Licenses to be granted for importation from the United Kingdom only based only on 50 per cent, of licenses granted in 1941 for imports of bicycles and tricycles from that source ... 380 Flying machines •- 0 381 Carriages, carts, drays, etc 382 Gars, wagons, and trucks, railway and tramway ... ... AA 3K5 Carriage shafts, poles, etc 7’V" » » 384 Carriage and cart-maker s ’ materials—viz., sham, pole®, eto. AA 385 Axles, axle-arms, axle-bo xe s, eto AA 386 Undercarriage springs, n.e.i., etc. ... ... ... 387 Metal fittings, mountings, and trimmings, n.e.i., eto, .» AA 388 Wheels, and tyres, for locomotives, etc 389 (a) Motor vehicles, unassembled or completely knocked down ... C 389 (b) Chassis for electrically-propelled motor vehicles, etc G Ex 389 (c) Motor vehicles n.e.i., othe r kinds, spare parts of ... ... ... ... C Ex 389 (c) Motor vehicles n.e.i., othe r kinds (excluding spare parte) D 390 Blacklead, grate and stove polishes, etc. ... - ® 391 Graphite, and plumbago, etc. BB 392 (1) Skip-greases, etc -. ... BB 392 (2) Grinding compounds, et e ... BB 392 (3) Lubricating greases, and other solid lubricants, n.e.i.; etc. ... B 393 Leather dressing, etc.; blacking, etc.; metal polishes; eto. D 394 (1) Linseed oil; etc. ... ... 0 394 (3) Vegetable oils n.e.i. ... C Ex 394 (4) Whale oil ... D Ex 394 (4) Fish oil n.e.i.; penguin, mutton-bird, seal, an'd dugpng oils ... 0 394 (5) Turpentine; turpentine Substitutes, etc ... 0 394 (6) Crude petroleum, crude residual oil, etc - ... 394 (7) Motor spirits ... ... ... C 394 (8) Coal tar naptha n.e.i.; e to 0 394 (9) Refined mineral oils, n.e j no t exceeding in specific gravity 0.860 at 60deg F.. 0 394 (10) Oil n.e.i., including mine ra ,i lubricating oil ... 0 394 (11) Mineral oils mixed wtih vegetable oils; eto G 394 (12) Mineral oil specially suit e( j f or medicinal purposes, etc. ... ... C 394 (13) Transformer oil, eto. ... C 395 (1) Linseed oil; etc. ... .„ ... ... D 395 (2) Motor spirits, etc. ... ... » ... ... D 395 (3) Vegetable oils, n.e.i, eto. ... ... ... ... D Ex 395* (4) Watch and clock oils in vessels hafving r a capacity of leas than > 1 gallon ... ... B Ex 395 (4) Oils n.e.i. (excluding bteiib: oik) in vesseS* having a capacity of less tj, an i gallon ... - ... D 396 (1) Cod-liver oil ... 396 (2) Fish-liver oils, n.e.i., etc 396 (3) Oils, other than fish-liver 0 ;i S) e to BB 397 (1) Whitelead ground in oil AA 397 (2) Paints and colours, grou n< j j n liquid, n.e.i., eto ... D 397 (3) Varnishes, lacquere, etc. D 397 (4) Preparations for removi n g paint and varnish ... ... ... ~ D 397 (5) Putty and woodfillers D 397 (6) Kalsomine, distemper, et c ... D Ex 397 (7) Whiting and chalk ... ... „. D Ex 397 (7) Paints and colours, dry, n.e.i.; barytes ... C Ex 398 (1) Beeswax •••••• Ex 398 (l) Mineral, vegetable, Japa nesa waxes, n.e.i. ... ... ... C 398 (2) Bottling wax ... ... ... BB 398 (3) Waxes mixed with colouring matter only, eto. ... „ „ BB 399 (c) Logs, round, unworked —viz., ash, hickory, etc ... 399 (b) Bogs, round, unworked—viz., oak (Quercus), n.e.i - C 399(c) Logs, round, unworked— v ; Z-> n .e.i ... C 400 Palings, split D 401 Post, split D 402 Rails, split ... ... ••• D 403 Laths and shingles ... D 404 (la) Timber, rough sawn or rough hewn—viz., ash, hickory, lancewood, etc C 404 (lb) Timber,_ rough sawn or rough hewn—viz., oaks (Quercus), n.e.i 0 404 (2) Timber, rough sawn or rough hewn—viz., other kinds, etc., not less than 25ft, etc 0 404 (3) Timber, rough sawn or rough hewn —viz., n.e.i. ... ... C 405 Timber, sawn, dressed ... ... D 406 Basketware, wickerware, e to D 407 (1) Furniture and cabinetwa rei n.e.i., ete D 407 (2) Doors, woden, plain, or g lazed D 407 (3) Mantelpieces, other than stone; sashes, wooden, plain, or glazed D 408 Handles, broom, mop, b o e, rake, and similar D 409 Handles, wooden, for tools, n.e.i BB 410 Horse boxes and other stock boxes, eto BB 411 Oars and sculls, all kinds BB 412 Poles of hardwood, dressed or shaped, eto ... C 413 Sieves, hair ... BB 414 (11 Veneers and plywood ... C Ex 414 (2)* Florists’ pegs B Ex 414 (2) Woodenware and turnery, n.e.i. (excluding florists’ pegs); saddletrees; wooden tackle-blocks B 415 Articles n.e.i., suited for the use of the blind, deaf, or dumb, etc. I BB Ex 416 Plasticine D Ex 416 Apparatus, appliances, e to., for educational purposes, etc. (excluding plasticine) ... BB 417 Boats, launches, yachts, etc B 418 Handles of bone, celluloid, etc. ... B 419 (1) Carpet sweepers and floor polishes or scrubbers, etc U Ex 419 (2)* Artists’ brushes BB Ex 419 (2)* Brushes specially suited for dentists’ use BB Ex 419 (2)* Shaving brushes BB Ex 419 (2) Brushes, bruslnvare, and brooms, n.e.i., ele. excluding arlisrs’ brushes; brushes specially suited for dentists’ use; shaving brushes) D 420 Candlewick B 421 Cements, n.e.i., powders for adhesives, n.e.i., etc D 422 Clay birds or clay targets D 425 Cordage, and twine, suited for use as fishing lines, etc B 424 Hawsers having a circumference of 12 inches nr’o’Ver BB •Allocation to be based on 1941 licenses.

Tariff Item Tariff Item or Extract Thereof. Group. No. ——— Ex 425 Sash cord ••• ••• ■••• ••• Ex 425 Cordage, rope, and twine, n.e.i. (excluding sash cord) A. 426 Cork, cut; bungs; etc " 427 (1) Crown seals ••• ••• .• i; 427 (2) Plain uncrnamental stoppers, etc., for bottles, etc., n.e.i. ... u 428 Engine packing , ••• ••• 429 Explosives, n.e.i.; powder, sporting; blasting powder and meal C 430 Fireworks, n.e.i B Ex 431 Isinglass and process engravers' lish glue ... ... ... B Ex 431 Gelatine, glue, and size (excluding process engravers fish glue) D 432 Agar agar •. ® 433 Heirlooms, ete. (Exempt from licensing) ... 434 Manures (other than sulphur) ... G 435 Natural history specimens, etc. (Exempt from licensing) ... ~- 436 Nets, and netting, n.e.i 437 Official suppliers, etc., for the official-use of Consular officers, etc. (Exempt from licensing) 438 Passengers’ baggage, etc. (Exempt from licensing) 439 Kegalia, emblems, certificates, etc BB 440 Returned omplies, etc BB 441 Rocket life-saving apparatus; etc. BB 442 Roofing material, n.e.i., etc ... .. C 443 (1) Sausage skins and casings of animal origin D 443 (2) Sausage .skins and casings, made from cellulose or similar materia! ••• .... •••. B 444 Shipbuilders’ models of vessels, etc. (Except from licensing) 44.5 Ships’ rockets, blue lights, etc, BB 446 Stained glass windows C 447 Tanning materials, crude B Ex 448 Corrugated strawboard; cherries in brine; tamarinds in brine; gherkins in brine; pom-poms for the manufacture of boots, shoes, and slippers; tanners’ bates B Ex 448 Pictures for the manufacture of calendars, show cards, boxes, writing pads, and similar articles C Ex 448 Articles and materials, etc., suited for, and to be used solely in, the fabrication or repair of goods within New Zealand (excluding corrugated strawboard; cherries in brine; tamarinds in brine; gherkins in brine; pom-poms for the manufacture of boots, shoes, and slippers; tanners’ bales; pictures for the manufacture of calendars, show cards, boxes, writing pads, and similar articles). (Class of goods to bo specified on applications.) AA 449 (1) Rubber (not including sponge rubber) in sheet, strip, -etc. ... A Ex 449 (2) Coal and coke 0 Ex 449 (2) Seeds, grass, and clover; agricultural seeds (other than flower and vegetable seeds) C Ex 449 (2) Insulating building board C Ex 449 (2) Roller lapping wool tops C Ex 449 (2) Copra _ C Ex 449 (2) Brake lining in the piece A Ex 449 (2)* Paper patterns for costumes AA Ex 449 (2) Gut, other than surgical B Ex 449 (2) Bottom filling compounds for footwear ... _. B Ex 449 (2) Lemon or orange rinds, dehydrated or in brine B Ex 449 (2) Roofing compounds, bituminous B Ex 449 (2) Straws, drinking, of paraffined paper i ... '... B Ex 449 (2) Tubular women meat wraps, recleaned, for use as engineers hand cloths ... ... B Ex 449 (2) Adhesive pastes in vessels containing one gallon or over and powders for making adhesives in packages containing 11b net weight or oyer ... ... B Ex 449 (2) Rags B Ex 449 (2) Ginger in brine ... B Ex 449 (2) Mangoes and walnuts in brine ... ... Ex 449 (2) Steel wool ... ... .« B Ex 449 (2) Radiator sealing compounds B Ex 449 (2) Sheep marking oils or paints ... ... B Ex 449 (2) All articles, n.e.i. (excluding coal and coke; seeds, grass, and clover; agricultural seeds (other than flower and vegetable seeds); insulating building board, roller lapping wool tops, copra, brake lining m the piece, paper patterns for costumes; gut, other than surgical; bottom filling compounds for footwear, lemon or orange rinds, dehydrated or in brine; roofing compounds, bituminous; straws, drinking, of Paraffined paper; tubular woven meat wraps, recleaned, for use as engineers’ hand cloths; adhesive pastes in vessels containing one gallon or over, and: powders for making adhesives, in packages contaning lib net weight or over; rags, ginger m brine, mangoes and walnuts in brine, steel wool, radiator sealing compounds, sheep marking oils or paints) AA •Allocation to be uased on 1941 licenses.