New Zealand Gazette – 1949 – No. 1

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✨ Price Order Amendment

Jan. 13] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 23

Price Order No. 966 (Amendment No. 1 of Price Order No. 932) (Hardware, Crockery, and Glassware)

PURSUANT to the Control of Prices Act, 1947, 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. 966, and shall be read together with and deemed part of Price Order No. 932* (hereinafter referred to as the principal Order).
This Order shall come into force on the 17th day of January, 1949.
(1) The First Schedule to the principal Order is hereby amended as follows:—

(a) By inserting, after the word “Culinaryware”, the words “(excluding all kinds of cooking saucepans and pans)”.

(b) By inserting, after the words “Drills, all kinds”, the words “of boring bits”.

(c) (i) By omitting the words “other than sandblast quality” where they appear after the words “All saw files”, and substituting the words “including Millsaw and mill files”.
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 (ii) By omitting the words “and all sandblast quality” where they appear after the words “rasps”.
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(d) By omitting the words “except ‘Coleman’” wherever they appear in reference to lamps.

(e) By omitting the words “hand, fire”, where they appear in reference to shovels, and substituting the words “hand-fire”.

(f) By inserting, after the words “Holloware culinary”, the words “excluding pressure-cooking saucepans”.

(2) The principal Order is hereby further amended by adding to the First Schedule the items comprised in the Schedule hereto.

SCHEDULE

MAXIMUM PRICES OF GOODS TO WHICH THIS ORDER APPLIES

Column 1.	Column 2.	Column 3.	Column 4.
Kind of Goods.	Percentage of Landed Cost Allowed on	Maximum Price that May be Charged on	Percentage of Prevailing Wholesale Price
	Sales by Wholesalers to Retailers.	Sales by Wholesalers to Industrial Users.	Allowed on Sales by Retailers.
	Per Cent.	Per Cent.	Per Cent.
Abrasives: Grains, powders including metal-burning compounds—
5 cwt. or more	20	7½	..
Less than 5 cwt. but 1 cwt. or more	22½	15	..
Less than 1 cwt. but ½ cwt. or more	25	15	..
Less than ½ cwt. but ¼ cwt. or more	27½	20	..
Less than ¼ cwt.	33⅓	20	33⅓
Aluminium—
Sheets, corrugated, including ridging	15	10	17½
Sheets, plain flat—
Original packages	17½	10	..
Less than original packages	25	15	25
Tubing and sections, all kinds including strip	27½	20	30
Anchors, marine—
Common pick, 30 lb. each and over	20	15	20
Common pick, less than 30 lb. each	25	15	27½
Special types and all patented	27½	17½	33⅓
Bark, wattle, including cutch—
5 sacks or more	12½	7½	..
Less than 5 sacks but 1 sack or more	17½	10	..
Less than 1 sack	20	12½	25
Bells, all kinds for marine vessels	33⅓	17½	33⅓
Belting, leather—
(a) Round	27½	15	25
(b) Flat—
Full rolls	27½	8	..
Cut lengths	33⅓	12½	25
(c) Link Vee, similar to “Whittle”	30	25	..
Bends, flush pipe	27½	..	30
Blades, scythe, all kinds, including fern	22½	..	27½
Blocks, pulley—
(a) Snatch—
Twelve or more	22½	15	..
Less than twelve	27½	17½	33⅓
(b) London pattern, all kinds, including galvanized mall iron—
Twelve or more	22½	15	37½
Less than twelve	27½	17½	33⅓
(c) Marine, all kinds, n.e.i.	30	..	33⅓
Blocks, plummer all kinds	27½	17½	30
Boilers—
Domestic water heating	25	..	25
Industrial water heating, sectional types	27½	15	..
Bolts, ring and eye	27½	15	33⅓
Bolts and nuts—
Galvanized, exclusive of gutter bolts	25	15	33⅓
Brass and Muntz metal ..	27½	15	33⅓
Galvanized gutter	30	15	40
Borers: post hole, all kinds	27½	..	33⅓
Brass—
Sheets, all kinds—
(a) Original packages	10	5	..
(b) Less than original packages but eight sheets or more	17½	5	..
(c) Less than eight sheets	20	7½	..
Tubes, all kinds—
(a) 5 cwt. or more of any one size	12½	7½	..
(b) Less than 5 cwt. but 1 cwt. or more	17½	7½	..
(c) Less than 1 cwt.	20	10	..
Rods and bars, all kinds—
(a) 5 cwt. or more of any one size	15	7½	..
(b) Less than 5 cwt. but 1 cwt. or more	20	7½	..
(c) Less than 1 cwt.	22½	10	..
Strip	22½	10	..
Cutting charges—
For sheets cut the full width: 3d. for each lb. weight of the portion cut off and sold.
For sheets cut less than full width: 6d. for each lb. weight of the portion cut off and sold.
For tubes, rods and bars: 3d. for each lb. weight of the portion cut off and sold.
Brushes—
Steel, moulders and scratch, all kinds	27½	15	30
Steel, tube, including circular wire	27½	20	30
Paint and varnish, all kinds	25	15	33⅓

Gazette, 16th September, 1948, Vol. III, page 1181.

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