New Zealand Gazette – 1945 – No. 39

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✨ Price Order for Citrus Fruits

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
[No. 39

SECOND SCHEDULE
MAXIMUM WHOLESALE PRICES OF CITRUS FRUITS TO WHICH THIS ORDER APPLIES (OTHER THAN MEYER LEMONS)

Place of Wholesaler's Premises.	If sold during the Months of	Per Bushel Case.		Per ½-bushel Case.		Per ¼-bushel Case.
		Extra Fancy and Fancy Grades.	Commercial Grade.	Extra Fancy and Fancy Grades.	Commercial Grade.	Extra Fancy and Fancy Grades.	Commercial Grade.
		s. d.	s. d.	s. d.	s. d.	s. d.	s. d.
Auckland Provincial District	January to December, inclusive	27 0	19 6	13 8	9 11	7 3	5 3
Elsewhere in North Island	,,	29 6	22 0	14 11	11 2	8 0	6 0
Canterbury, Marlborough, and Nelson Provincial Districts	,,	32 6	25 0	16 5	12 8	9 0	7 0
Elsewhere in South Island	,,	34 6	27 0	17 5	13 8	9 6	7 6

Oranges (Poorman), New Zealand Grapefruit, and other Grapefruit

Auckland Provincial District	May to August, inclusive	17 0	12 0	8 5	5 11	4 6	3 3
	September to October	22 0	17 0	10 11	8 5	5 9	4 6
	November to April, inclusive	27 0	22 0	13 5	10 11	7 0	5 9
Elsewhere in North Island	May to August, inclusive	19 6	14 6	9 8	7 2	5 3	4 0
	September to October	24 6	19 6	12 2	9 8	6 6	5 3
	November to April, inclusive	29 6	24 6	14 8	12 2	7 9	6 6
Canterbury, Marlborough, and Nelson Provincial Districts	May to August, inclusive	22 6	17 6	11 2	8 8	6 3	5 0
	September to October	27 6	22 6	13 8	11 2	7 6	6 3
	November to April, inclusive	32 6	27 6	16 2	13 8	8 9	7 6
Elsewhere in South Island	May to August, inclusive	24 6	19 6	12 2	9 8	6 9	5 6
	September to October	29 6	24 6	14 8	12 2	8 0	6 9
	November to April, inclusive	34 6	29 6	17 2	14 8	9 3	8 0

Mandarines, Tangerines, and Tangelos

Auckland Provincial District	January to December, inclusive	29 6	22 0	14 11	11 2	8 0	6 0
Elsewhere in North Island	,,	32 0	24 6	16 2	12 5	8 9	6 9
Canterbury, Marlborough, and Nelson Provincial Districts	,,	35 0	27 6	17 8	13 11	9 9	7 9
Elsewhere in South Island	,,	37 0	29 6	18 8	14 11	10 3	8 3

THIRD SCHEDULE
MAXIMUM RETAIL PRICES OF MEYER LEMONS

Place of Sale.	During the Months of June to October, inclusive.		During the Months of November to May, inclusive.
	Extra Fancy and Fancy Grades.	Commercial Grade.	Extra Fancy and Fancy Grades.	Commercial Grade.
	Per Pound.	Per Pound.	Per Pound.	Per Pound.
	s. d.	s. d.	s. d.	s. d.
Auckland Provincial District	0 9½	0 8½	1 0	0 10½
Elsewhere in North Island	0 10½	0 9½	1 1	0 11½
Canterbury, Marlborough, and Nelson Provincial Districts	0 11½	0 10½	1 2	1 0½
Elsewhere in South Island	1 0	0 11	1 2½	1 1

FOURTH SCHEDULE
MAXIMUM RETAIL PRICES OF CITRUS FRUITS TO WHICH THIS ORDER APPLIES (OTHER THAN MEYER LEMONS)

Place of Sale.	Extra Fancy and Fancy Grades.	Commercial Grade.
	Per Pound.	Per Pound.
	s. d.	s. d.
Auckland Provincial District	0 11½	0 8½
Elsewhere in North Island	1 0½	0 9½
Canterbury, Marlborough, and Nelson Provincial Districts	1 1½	0 10½
Elsewhere in South Island	1 2½	0 11½

Oranges (Poorman), New Zealand Grapefruit, and other Grapefruit

Auckland Provincial District	May to August, inclusive	0 7½	0 5½
	September to October	0 9½	0 7½
	November to April, inclusive	0 11½	0 9½
Elsewhere in North Island	May to August, inclusive	0 8½	0 6½
	September to October	0 10½	0 8½
	November to April, inclusive	1 0½	0 10½
Canterbury, Marlborough, and Nelson Provincial Districts	May to August, inclusive	0 9½	0 7½
	September to October	0 11½	0 9½
	November to April, inclusive	1 1½	0 11½
Elsewhere in South Island	May to August, inclusive	0 10½	0 8½
	September to October	1 0½	0 10½
	November to April, inclusive	1 2½	1 0½

Mandarines, Tangerines, and Tangelos

Auckland Provincial District	1 1	0 10
Elsewhere in North Island	1 2	0 11
Canterbury, Marlborough, and Nelson Provincial Districts	1 3	1 0
Elsewhere in South Island	1 4	1 1

Dated at Wellington, this 6th day of June, 1945.

The Seal of the Price Tribunal was affixed hereto in the presence of—

[L.S.]

W. J. HUNTER (Judge), President.
H. L. WISE, Member.

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🏭 Price Order No. 380 for New Zealand-grown Citrus Fruits (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated6 June 1945
KeywordsPrice Order, Citrus Fruits, Meyer Lemons, Wholesale Prices, Retail Prices, Regulations
👩‍💼 Officials

W. J. Hunter (Judge), President
H. L. Wise, Member

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