New Zealand Gazette – 1947 – No. 26

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✨ Price Control Order

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
[No. 26

Price Order No. 701 (Amending Price Orders Nos. 309, 310, 311, and 677) (Jams)

PURSUANT to the powers conferred on it by the Control of Prices Emergency Regulations 1939,* the Price Tribunal, acting with the authority of the Minister of Industries and Commerce, doth hereby make the following amending Price Order:—

This Order may be cited as Price Order No. 701, and shall be read together with and deemed part of Price Orders Nos. 309†, 310‡, 311§, and 677|| respectively (hereinafter referred to as the principal Orders).
This Order shall come into force on the 22nd day of May, 1947.
The principal Orders are hereby severally amended as follows:—

(a) By revoking the Schedule to Price Orders Nos. 309†, 310‡, and 311§, as set out in Price Order No. 676¶.

(b) By revoking the Schedule to Price Order No. 677||.

“SCHEDULE

“MAXIMUM BASIC PRICES OF GOODS TO WHICH THIS ORDER APPLIES

Variety.	Manufacturers’ and Wholesalers’ Prices.						Retailers’ Prices.
	16 oz. Glass Jars.	Tins.				Net Weight of any other Packing, per Pound.	16 oz. Glass Jars.	Tins.				Loose, Bulk, or in any other Packing per Pound.
		14 oz., per Dozen.	28 oz., per Dozen.	6’s, per Dozen.	10’s, per Dozen.			14 oz., Each.	28 oz., Each.	6’s, Each.	10’s, Each.
	s. d.	s. d.	s. d.	s. d.	s. d.	s. d.	s. d.	s. d.	s. d.	s. d.	s. d.	s. d.
Apple	16 0	10 0	18 6	60 0	100 0	0 9½	1 10	1 2	2 1½	6 9	11 3	1 1
Apple and apricot	18 6	12 6	22 9	69 6	115 9	0 11	2 1½	1 5	2 7	7 11	13 0	1 3
Apple and blackberry	17 3	11 3	20 9	70 3	117 0	0 11¼	1 11½	1 3½	2 4	8 0	13 2	1 3
Apple and black currant	17 6	11 6	21 6	70 9	118 0	0 11¼	2 0	1 4	2 5½	8 0	13 3	1 3
Apple and greengage	18 3	12 3	22 3	75 0	125 0	1 0	2 1	1 5	2 6½	8 5	14 1	1 4
Apple and lemon	17 0	11 0	19 3	64 0	106 9	0 10	1 11½	1 3	2 2½	7 3½	12 0	1 1½
Apple and nectarine	18 0	12 0	22 3	72 6	120 9	0 11½	2 0½	1 4	2 6½	8 3	13 7	1 3½
Apple and peach	18 0	12 0	21 9	69 9	116 3	0 11	2 0½	1 4	2 5½	7 11	13 0	1 3
Apple and pear ginger	16 6	10 6	19 3	64 0	106 9	0 10	1 10½	1 2½	2 2½	7 3½	12 0	1 1½
Apple and plum	16 3	10 3	19 6	64 9	108 0	0 10¼	1 10	1 2	2 2½	7 4	12 2	1 1½
Apple and quince	16 3	10 3	19 0	65 0	108 3	0 10¼	1 10	1 2	2 2	7 4½	12 2	1 1½
Apple and raspberry	17 0	11 0	21 0	69 3	115 6	0 11	1 11½	1 3	2 4½	7 10½	13 0	1 3
Apple conserve	16 0	10 0	18 6	60 0	100 0	0 9½	1 10	1 2	2 1½	6 9	11 3	1 1
Apple jelly	16 0	10 0	18 6	60 0	100 0	0 9½	1 10	1 2	2 1½	6 9	11 3	1 1
Apricot	21 6	14 9	26 6	81 6	135 9	1 1	2 5	1 8	3 0	9 3	15 3	1 5½
Apricot and apple	20 3	13 9	23 6	71 6	119 3	0 11½	2 3	1 6½	2 8	8 1	13 5	1 3½
Apricot conserve	21 6	14 9	26 6	81 6	135 9	1 1	2 5	1 8	3 0	9 3	15 3	1 5½
Blackberry	19 3	13 3	24 6	82 9	138 0	1 1¼	2 2½	1 6	2 9½	9 4½	15 6	1 5½
Blackberry de Luxe (no seed)	19 6	13 9	24 6	82 9	138 0	1 1¼	2 3	1 7	2 9½	9 4½	15 6	1 5½
Blackberry and apple	17 6	11 6	21 0	71 0	118 3	0 11¼	2 0	1 3½	2 4½	8 1	13 3	1 3
Black currant	21 6	15 3	29 0	97 9	163 0	1 3¾	2 5	1 9	3 3½	11 1	18 4	1 9
Black currant and apple	18 0	12 0	22 0	74 9	124 6	1 0	2 0½	1 4	2 6	8 6	14 0	1 4
Cakespread	21 6	14 9	26 6	79 9	133 0	1 0¾	2 5	1 8	3 0	9 0½	15 0	1 3½
Cape gooseberry	21 9	15 9	30 0	101 0	168 3	1 4¼	2 5½	1 9½	3 5	11 5½	18 11	1 9½
Cape gooseberry and melon	21 6	15 6	29 6	99 9	166 3	1 4	2 5½	1 9	3 4	11 3½	18 8	1 9½
Gooseberry	17 6	11 6	21 3	71 6	119 3	0 11½	2 0	1 3½	2 5	8 1½	13 5	1 3½
Gooseberry and apple	17 0	11 0	20 9	69 0	115 0	0 11	1 11½	1 3	2 4½	7 9	12 11	1 3
Gooseberry and raspberry	19 6	13 6	25 0	85 0	142 9	1 1¾	2 2½	1 6½	2 10	10 1	16 2	1 7
Greengage	18 3	12 3	23 0	77 9	130 0	1 0½	2 1	1 5	2 7½	8 9½	14 7	1 4½
Greengage and apple	18 0	12 0	22 9	75 9	127 6	1 0½	2 0½	1 5	2 7	8 9	14 4	1 4½
Loganberry	21 6	15 3	29 0	97 9	163 0	1 3¾	2 5	1 9	3 3½	11 1	18 4	1 9½
Marmalade	19 3	12 6	22 9	77 0	128 6	1 0¾	2 2	1 5	2 7	8 9	14 6	1 4½
Melon and cape gooseberry	18 6	12 6	23 3	78 3	130 6	1 0½	2 1½	1 5	2 7½	8 10½	14 8	1 4½
Melon and pear ginger	17 0	11 0	20 6	68 3	113 9	0 10¾	1 11½	1 3	2 4	7 9	12 10	1 2½
Melon and lemon	17 0	11 0	20 3	68 6	114 3	0 11	1 11½	1 3	2 4	7 9	12 10	1 3
Nectarine	18 3	12 3	23 0	75 6	128 6	1 0¾	2 1	1 5	2 7½	8 7	14 6	1 4½
Nectarine and apple	18 0	12 0	22 9	74 3	123 9	0 11¾	2 0½	1 4½	2 7	8 5	13 11	1 4
Peach	20 9	12 6	23 0	73 9	123 0	0 11¾	2 4	1 5	2 7½	8 4½	13 10	1 4
Peach and apple	18 3	12 3	22 3	71 6	119 3	0 11¾	2 1	1 5	2 6½	8 1½	13 5	1 3½
Pear ginger	17 0	11 0	19 6	67 6	112 6	0 10¾	1 11½	1 3	2 2½	7 8	12 8	1 2½
Pear ginger and apple	16 9	10 9	19 3	65 9	109 9	0 10½	1 11	1 3	2 2½	7 6	12 4	1 2½
Plum	17 0	11 0	20 6	68 6	114 3	0 11	1 11½	1 3	2 4	7 9	12 10	1 3
Plum and apple	16 6	10 6	20 0	66 6	110 9	0 10¾	1 10½	1 2½	2 3½	7 7	12 6	1 2½
Quince	17 0	11 0	20 0	70 6	117 6	0 11¾	1 11½	1 3	2 3½	8 0	13 3	1 3
Quince and apple	16 9	10 9	19 6	67 3	112 0	0 10¾	1 11	1 2½	2 2½	7 8	12 7	1 2½
Quince jelly	18 0	12 0	22 3	74 3	123 9	0 11¾	2 0½	1 4½	2 6½	8 5	13 11	1 4
Raspberry	22 9	16 3	29 9	102 0	170 0	1 4½	2 6½	1 10	3 4½	11 6	19 2	1 10
Raspberry and apple	19 0	13 0	24 6	83 6	139 3	1 1¾	2 2	1 5½	2 9½	9 6	15 8	1 6
Rasplum	18 3	12 3	23 0	77 0	128 6	1 0¾	2 1	1 5	2 7½	8 9	14 6	1 4½
Red currant jelly	21 0	15 0	28 0	94 6	157 6	1 3¼	2 4½	1 8	3 2	10 9	17 8	1 8½
Strawberry	22 6	16 6	31 6	105 0	175 0	1 5	2 6½	1 10½	3 7	11 11	19 8	1 11
Other varieties	16 0	10 0	18 6	60 0	100 0	0 9½	1 10	1 2	2 1½	6 9	11 3	1 1

Dated at Wellington, this 20th day of May, 1947.

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

[L.S.]

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

Statutory Regulations 1939, Serial number 1939/275, page 1057.
Reprinted with amendments: Statutory Regulations 1946, Serial number 1946/169, page 468.
† Gazette, 1st February, 1945, Vol. I, page 102.
‡ Gazette, 1st February, 1945, Vol. I, page 104.
§ Gazette, 1st February, 1945, Vol. I, page 105.
|| Gazette, 17th April, 1947, Vol. I, page 472.
¶ Gazette, 17th April, 1947, Vol. I, page 471.

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🏭 Price Order No. 701 amending Price Orders for Jams

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated20 May 1947
KeywordsPrice control, jams, maximum prices, manufacturers, wholesalers, retailers
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W. J. Hunter (Judge), President
H. L. Wise, Member

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