New Zealand Gazette – 1949 – No. 70

Page 2685

✨ Price Control Regulations

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Group D.—Druggists’ Sundries

Column 1.	Column 2.	Column 3.
Description of Goods.	Maximum Percentage of Wholesale Purchase-price Allowed on Sales by Wholesalers to Retailers, Hospital Boards and Similar Institutions, Industrial Users, and Professional Users.	Maximum Percentage of Wholesale Selling-price Allowed on Sales by Retailers.
Air and water beds . . . . . .	40	42½
Air cushions . . . . . .	40	42½
Atomizers (see sprays) . . . .	40	42½
Bandages—
W.O.W., cotton, all varieties . .	35	45
Crepe, all varieties . . . .	35	45
Calico, all varieties . . . .	35	45
Elastic, all varieties . . . .	40	50
Rubber, all varieties . . . .	40	50
Baptiste . . . . . .	30	45
Bed-pans, rubber . . . . . .	40	42½
Belts—
Body . . . . . . . .	40	42½
Elastic . . . . . . . .	40	42½
Flannel . . . . . . . .	40	42½
Ovaritomy . . . . . . . .	40	42½
Pregnancy . . . . . . . .	40	42½
Rectal . . . . . . . .	40	42½
Umbilical . . . . . . . .	40	42½
Belt pads . . . . . . . .	40	42½
Blackhead keys . . . . . .	40	40
Bottle caps . . . . . .	30	..
Bottles, medicine, all varieties used in packing or dispensing of drugs, and for toilet preparations	25	..
Bottles, glass, chemists' stock . .	30	..
Bougies, black and brown, gum elastic only, but excluding rectal and urethal tubes	30	45
Boxes—
Cardboard . . . . . .	30	45
Ointment . . . . . .	30	..
Pill . . . . . . . .	30	..
Powder, in all varieties, including grease-proof, used in packing or dispensing of drugs	30	..
Metal, plain or printed or embossed, in all varieties, used in packing and dispensing drugs	30	..
Metal, powder, in all varieties	30	45
Metal, soap	30	45
Bakelite, celluloid, plastic, or xylonite	30	45
Wood, in all varieties, used in dispensing and packing drugs	30	..
Braces, shoulder . . . . . .	30	45
Breast protectors, all kinds . . . .	30	45
Breast relievers . . . . . .	40	45
Bronchitis kettles, all kinds . . . .	40	45
Brushes—
Camel hair . . . . . .	40	45
Eye-lash . . . . . .	40	45
Iodine . . . . . .	40	45
Throat . . . . . .	40	45
Toilet—
Bath, all kinds . . . .	25	42½
Hair . . . . . .	30	47½
Baby . . . . . .	30	47½
Gents' . . . . . .	30	47½
Ladies' . . . . . .	30	47½
Nail, all kinds . . . .	25	40
Shaving, all kinds . . . .	30	40
Tooth, all kinds—
Adult . . . . . .	25	42½
Child . . . . . .	25	42½
Denture . . . . . .	25	42½
Cachet-filling machines . . . .	40	..
Cachet shells, empty . . . .	40	..
Capsicum tissue, including thermal wools, all kinds	40	45
Catheters, gum elastic and rubber, jacques	40	45
Caustic points or sticks mounted . .	40	50
Cedar dust . . . . . .	30	45
Cellulose wadding . . . .	30	42½
Charts, nurses, clinical, and temperature	35	42½
Chest protectors, all kinds . . . .	30	42½
Chest vests, all kinds . . . .	30	42½
Chiropodists' appliances and accessories (but excluding corn and bunion plasters and pads) and preparations	40	50
Cigarettes, asthma, all varieties . .	40	42½
Colotomy—
Bags . . . . . . . .	40	50
Caps . . . . . . . .	40	50
Outfits . . . . . . . .	40	50
Rods . . . . . . . .	40	50
Spur brushes . . . . . .	40	50

Group D.—Druggists’ Sundries—continued

Column 1.	Column 2.	Column 3.
Description of Goods.	Maximum Percentage of Wholesale Purchase-price Allowed on Sales by Wholesalers to Retailers, Hospital Boards and Similar Institutions, Industrial Users, and Professional Users.	Maximum Percentage of Wholesale Selling-price Allowed on Sales by Retailers.
Combs—
All kinds . . . . . .	25	33⅓
Fine tooth . . . . . .	25	33⅓
Corks, bottles, &c. . . . . . .	30	40
Cosmetic bags . . . . . .	40	50
Cotton wool . . . . . .	27½	37½
Crutches—
Rubber tips . . . . . .	30	33⅓
All kinds . . . . . .	30	33⅓
Diabetic outfits . . . . . .	35	42½
Douches and douche parts and fittings . .	40	45
Dressings, all varieties, except bandages and plasters	35	45
Droppers—
Eye, all varieties . . . .	40	45
Medicine . . . . . .	40	45
Ear pads and plugs, all types . . . .	40	45
Elastic hosiery, all varieties, including—
Anklets . . . . . . . .	40	50
Armlets . . . . . . . .	40	50
Elbow caps . . . . . .	40	50
Knee caps . . . . . .	40	50
Leggings, &c. . . . . . .	40	50
Elastic webbing . . . . . .	40	50
Emery boards, toilet . . . .	25	40
Evacuators, rubber . . . . . .	40	50
Eye baths, all varieties . . . .	40	50
Eyelash curlers . . . . . .	30	50
Eye shades, all kinds . . . .	40	50
Face cloths . . . . . .	22½	42½
Feeding bottles, baby, all varieties	35	40
Feeding bottle sundries, all varieties, including teats and nipple teats	35	42½
Feeding cups—
China . . . . . . . .	40	40
Enamel . . . . . . . .	35	37½
Glass . . . . . . . .	35	40
Fleecy webbing . . . . . .	40	45
Files, manicure, and nail . . . .	40	45
Filter bags . . . . . .	25	33⅓
Filter papers . . . . . .	30	40
Filters, water, or otherwise, all varieties	30	33⅓
Finger and toe stalls and cots, all varieties	40	50
First aid cases . . . . . .	40	50
Floss, silk, dental . . . . . .	40	45
Gamgee and gauze tissues . . . .	40	45
Gauze, medicated and plain . . . .	27½	37½
Glass wool . . . . . . . .	40	..
Gloves, rubber—
Surgeons' . . . . . .	40	42½
Household . . . . . .	40	42½
Gold beaters' skin . . . . . .	30	40
Gonorrhoea bags . . . . . .	35	42½
Gutta-percha tissue . . . .	40	50
Handkerchief sashet bags . . . .	35	50
Hold-alls, toilet, all kinds . . . .	40	50
Hot-water bottles, rubber, all kinds	30	37½
Ice bags . . . . . . . .	40	45
Ice caps, all kinds . . . . . .	40	45
Inhalers, excluding anaesthetic inhalers	40	45
Inhalers, medicated . . . . . .	40	45
Insufflators, all kinds . . . .	40	50
Irrigators, nasal . . . . . .	40	50
Jars and pots—
All varieties used for dispensing and for packing drugs and toilet preparations	25	..
Chemists' shop stock, all varieties	40	45
Laboratory glassware, all kinds and types	35	40
Lamps—
Spirit . . . . . . . .	40	45
Vapour, all varieties . . . .	40	45
Lint, medicated and plain, all varieties . .	35	45
Liquid skin, including plastic skin	35	42½
Litmus books . . . . . .	40	50
Loofahs, including loofah gloves, pads, rubbers, and straps	40	50
Manicure sets containing solely manicure requisities and equipment, all kinds, but excluding sets containing nail preparations only	40	50
Manicure requisites, including polishing pads, &c., but excluding any other manicure requisites included elsewhere in this Schedule	40	42½

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