New Zealand Gazette – 1950 – No. 23

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✨ Standards and Price Order Notices

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
[No. 23

The Standards Act, 1941.—Specifications Declared to be Standard Specifications

NOTICE is hereby given that on the dates stated in the first column hereunder, the under-mentioned specifications were declared to be standard specifications by the Minister of Industries and Commerce pursuant to section 8 of the Standards Act, 1941:—

Date of Declaration.	Number and Title of Specification.	Price of Copy (Post Free).
3rd March, 1950	N.Z.S.S. 313 : Definition of cinematograph “safety” film (being B.S. 850–1939)	s. d. 2 0
	N.Z.S.S. 318 : Fully automatic oil burning equipment for central heating and hot water supply, Code for (being B.S. 799–1938, amended to meet New Zealand requirements)	3 6
	N.Z.S.S. 326 : Fuel fired furnaces for heating and heat treatment purposes (Tests) (being B.S. 859–1939)	6 0
22nd Feb., 1950	N.Z.S.S. 368 : Miners’ lamp bulbs (being B.S. 535–1938 with Amendments P.D. 104, April, 1943 (superseding all previous amendments), P.D. 166, September, 1943, and P.D. 888, February, 1949)	3 6
	N.Z.S.S. 371 : Round strand and flattened strand steel wire ropes for colliery winding purposes (being B.S. 236–1941 (superseding B.S. 236–1929, and B.S. 300–1927), with Amendments C.F. 8994 (war emergency), October, 1941, P.D. 345, March, 1945, and P.D. 412, October, 1945)	3 0
	N.Z.S.S. 372 : Round strand and flattened strand steel wire ropes for colliery haulage purposes (being B.S. 330–1941, with Amendments C.F. 8995, October, 1941, C.F. 9651, March, 1942, P.D. 346, March, 1945, and P.D. 411, October, 1945)	3 0
	N.Z.S.S. 382 : Cable-glands and sealing-boxes for use in mines (being B.S. 542–1947, with Amendment P.D. 847, November, 1948)	2 0
	N.Z.S.S. 384 : Bolted flame-proof cable-couplers primarily for use in mines and having properties capable of being used as detachable dividing boxes (being B.S. 912–1940)	2 0
	N.Z.S.S. 387 : Flexible cords for miners’ cap lamps (being B.S. 937–1940, with Amendment P.D. 688, September, 1947 (Amendment P.D. 210, January, 1944, being cancelled) )	2 0
	N.Z.S.S. 402 : Fixed capacitors (being B.S. 1082–1942)	3 0

Date of Declaration.	Number and Title of Specification.	Price of Copy (Post Free).
22nd Feb., 1950	N.Z.S.S. 411 : Radio-interference suppression for automobiles and stationary internal-combustion engines (limits and methods of suppression) (being B.S. 833–1939, with Amendment C.F. 2565, June, 1939 (Corrigendum))	s. d. 4 0
3rd Mar., 1950	N.Z.S.S. 436 : Manganese steel gas cylinders for atmospheric gases (being B.S. 1045–1942, with Amendments P.D. 4, June, 1942, and P.D. 403, September, 1945)	2 0
22nd Feb., 1950	N.Z.S.S. 439 : Components for radio-interference suppression devices (excluding devices for traction, marine, and other special equipment) (being B.S. 613–1940)	4 0
	N.Z.S.S. 440 : Electric mains-operated radio and other apparatus for radio, acoustic, and visual reproduction (safety requirements) (being B.S. 415–1941)	3 0
3rd Mar., 1950	N.Z.S.S. 442 : Lead pipes, B.N.F. ternary alloy No. 2 (being B.S. 603–1941)	2 0
22nd Feb., 1950	N.Z.S.S. 445 : Flameproof hand-held electric drilling machines, primarily for use in mines (being B.S. 1090–1943)	2 0
3rd Mar., 1950	N.Z.S.S. 448 : “High carbon” steel cylinders for the storage and transport of “permanent” gases (being B.S. 399–1930, with Amendments C.E. 4067, June, 1937, and C.E. 7715, May, 1938, incorporated, and Amendment C.F. 9662 (war emergency), March, 1942)	2 0
	N.Z.S.S. 449 : “Low carbon” steel cylinders for the storage and transport of “permanent” gases (being B.S. 400–1931, with Amendments C.E. 4006, June, 1937, and C.E. 7715, May, 1938, incorporated, and Amendment C.F. 9662 (war emergency), March, 1942)	2 0
22nd Feb., 1950	N.Z.S.S. 351 : Regenerated lubricating oil, with Amendment No. 1, May, 1943	2 0
30th Mar., 1950	N.Z.S.S. 608 : Code of practice for the measurement of performance of hearing aids	3 0
22nd Feb., 1950	N.Z.S.S. 665 : Pressed steel frying pans	2 0
14th April, 1950	N.Z.S.S. 735 : Sizes for cut and packed duplicating and typewriting papers	2 0
14th April, 1950	N.Z.S.S. 792 : Cotton mops	2 0

Applications for copies should be made to the New Zealand Standards Institute, Hamilton Chambers, 201 Lambton Quay (P.O. Box 3049), Wellington C.1.

R. T. WRIGHT,
Executive Officer, Standards Council.

Price Order No. 1140 (Golden Syrup and Treacle)

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 Price Order:—

PRELIMINARY

(1) This Order may be cited as Price Order No. 1140.
(2) This Order shall come into force on the 21st day of April, 1950.
(1) Price Order No. 953* is hereby revoked.
(2) The revocation of the said Price Order shall not affect the liability of any person for any offence in relation thereto committed before the coming into force of this Order.
In this Order:—
“ The company ” means The Colonial Sugar Refining Company, Limited :
The expressions “ the Auckland Sugar District ”, “ the Southern Sugar District ”, and “ the Sugar Free Delivery Area ” mean respectively the districts and area recognized by the sugar trade at the time of the coming into force of this Order as the Auckland Sugar District, the Southern Sugar District, or the Sugar Free Delivery Area, as the case may be.
(1) While this Order remains in force the company shall continue, as heretofore, to deliver golden syrup and treacle manufactured by it—
(a) Free of transport charges within the Sugar Free Delivery Area ;
(b) F.o.b. Auckland or f.o.r. Auckland (in the case of golden syrup or treacle for delivery in the Auckland Sugar District elsewhere than in the Sugar Free Delivery Area) ;
(c) F.o.b. Auckland (in the case of golden syrup or treacle for delivery in the Southern Sugar District).
(2) The last preceding subclause shall not apply except in respect of the delivery by the company of—
(a) Lots of ⅓ ton or more of golden syrup or treacle ; or
(b) Lots of ⅓ ton or more consisting partly of golden syrup or treacle and partly of any other products of the company.

APPLICATION OF THIS ORDER

This Order applies only with respect to golden syrup and treacle manufactured by the company and sold for consumption in New Zealand.

Gazette, 25th November, 1948, Vol. III, page 1443.

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🏭 Specifications Declared to be Standard Specifications

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