New Zealand Gazette – 1949 – No. 1

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✨ Price Control Regulations

Jan. 13] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 27

Column 1.	Column 2.	Column 3.	Column 4.
Kind of Goods.	Percentage of Landed Cost Allowed on Sales by Wholesalers to Retailers.	Maximum Price that May be Charged on Sales by Wholesalers to Industrial Users.	Percentage of Prevailing Wholesale Price Allowed on Sales by Retailers.
	Per Cent.	Per Cent.	Per Cent.
Ropes, wire, including woven wire cordages n.e.i.—continued
All sizes 1 in. to 1⅝ in. circumference (inclusive)—	25	7½	33⅓
Full coils	27½	12½	30
Less than full coils
All sizes under 1 in. circumference—	30	7½	37½
Full coils	33⅓	12½	33⅓
Less than full coils	30	12½	37½
Seizing wire
Ropes, textile—	30	10	33⅓
Tarred Europe	33⅓	15	40
Nylon	30	..	37½
Rowlocks and plates, all kinds	30	..	37½
Rudder gudgeons and irons	30	20	30
Scales and balances (exclusive of “Avery” brand and domestic types), all kinds used commercially and competent of passing the Government test of accuracy. The Government testing charges may be added to the selling-price.	33⅓	25	37½
Spare parts for same	30	20	Full packets, 25; broken packets 50.
Screws, metal threads, steel and brass, all kinds
Scrapers for boats	30	..	37½
Scrim, all grades	20	12½	22½
Shackles—
All sizes ⅝ in. diameter and over, excluding tested	27½	..	30
All sizes under ⅝ in. diameter, including tested, all sizes	30	..	33⅓
Shares, plough, all kinds	17½	..	27½
Sheaves, all kinds, for pulley blocks, or rope and chain working	27½	..	37½
Shovels—
*Long and short handled, all kinds, other than hand-fire, including miners, “Pit Pan”	20	..	25
Shower roses, all kinds, for bathrooms	25	..	30
Spare parts, n.e.i., for all articles in this Schedule and in the First Schedule to the principal Order	33⅓	25	40
Steel, stainless—
Bars or rods—
10 cwt. and over of any one size	20	10	..
Less than 10 cwt.	25	17½	..
Cutting extra, at cost.
Sheets—
In original packages	15	7½	..
Less than original packages	20	12½	25
Steel, tinned sheets—
In original packages	10	5	..
Less than original packages	20	7½	..
Stockinette	15	7½	40
Stoves—
Air heating	27½	15	..
Bottled-gas cookers	27½	..	33⅓
Solid-fuel cooking-stoves “Dover” type	22½	..	25
Solid-fuel cooking-stoves, other than “Dover” type	25	..	25
Heat-storage cookers	27½	15	25
Spare parts for all above stoves	30	20	33⅓
Suits, diving	30	12½	..
Swivels, for chain	27½	..	33⅓
All others n.e.i., excluding swiveled snap hooks	30	..	37½
Syringes—
For use on live-stock	25	..	30
Garden, including syringe types of hand atomizers	30	..	37½
Tacks, copper	30	15	25 (per lb.).

50 (per oz.).
27½ |
| Taps, brass, all kinds for high- or low-pressure water delivery | 25 | .. | |
| Tar, Stockholm, genuine or imitation— | | | |
| 5 gallon drums | 20 | 10 | .. |
| 1 gallon tins | 25 | 10 | 30 |
| All sizes less than 1 gallon | 27½ | .. | 33⅓ |
| Telegraphs, nautical, all kinds | 30 | 17½ | 33⅓ |
| Thimbles, for all rope working, all kinds— | | | |
| 4 in. and over | 25 | 12½ | 25 |
| Less than 4 in. | 30 | 12½ | 37½ |
| Tool steels, all kinds, bars or rods, including spring steels— | | | |
| 10 cwt. and over of any one size | 20 | 25 | .. |
| Less than 10 cwt. | 27½ | 30 | .. |
| Cutting extra, at cost. | | | |
| Tools, pneumatic, all kinds | 27½ | 17½ | .. |
| Spare parts for same | 33⅓ | 25 | .. |
| Riggers’ and sailmakers’ hand tools and implements, including netting needles | 30 | .. | 37½ |
| Traps and strainers for steam | 33⅓ | 20 | .. |
| Trowels, hand-weeding types, including weeding-forks | 25 | .. | 33⅓ |
| Turnbuckles, including rigging and straining screws | 30 | .. | 33⅓ |
| Twine, netting and trawl | 27½ | 17½ | 33⅓ |
| Waste, cotton, all kinds— | | | |
| Ex United Kingdom— | | | |
| 2 ton or more | 7½ | 5 | .. |
| Less than 2 ton but 1 ton or more | 10 | 5 | .. |
| Less than 1 ton but one bale or more | 12½ | 7½ | .. |
| Less than one bale but 1 cwt. or more | 17½ | 10 | 27½ |
| Less than 1 cwt. | 20 | 12½ | 25 |
| Ex Indian sources— | | | |
| 2 ton or more | 10 | 5 | .. |
| Less than 2 ton but 1 ton or more | 12½ | 5 | .. |
| Less than 1 ton but one bale or more | 15 | 7½ | .. |
| Less than one bale but 1 cwt. or more | 20 | 10 | 27½ |
| Less than 1 cwt. | 22½ | .. | 30 |
| Wheels, nautical, steering, all kinds | 30 | .. | 30 |
| Winches and windlasses, all hand-operated nautical types | 25 | .. | 27½ |
| Ventilators, all nautical kinds | 27½ | .. | 33⅓ |

Wholesale mark-up applies in the case of a wholesaler selling to mine-owners.

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🏭 Amendment to Price Order No. 932 (Hardware, Crockery, and Glassware) (continued from previous page)

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