Tariff Notice-Decision on Application for Withdrawal of Approval by the Minister of Customs

NOTICE is hereby given that the application notified in Tariff Notice 170* seeking the withdrawal of the decision of the Minister of Customs approving the admission of the undermentioned goods under item 448 (3) of the Customs Tariff of New Zealand, has been declined:

Plywood when declared by a manufacturer for use by him only in making radio cabinets.

Dated at Wellington this 21st day of June 1962.

J. F. CUMMINGS, Comptroller of Customs.

*Gazette, 21 September 1961, No. 60, page 1459
(Tariff Notice No. 211)

Tariff Notice-Application for Approval of the Minister of Customs

NOTICE is hereby given that an application has been made for the classification, by approval of the Minister of Customs, of the under-mentioned goods under item 20(1) of the Customs Tariff of New Zealand:

Unsweetened grape juice in bulk.

The application will not be dealt with until 12 July 1962, and any person wishing to submit any objection thereto should do so in writing to the Comptroller of Customs, Private Bag, Wellington, on or before 12 July 1962.

Any such objection should be supported by information as to:

(a) The range of goods manufactured;
(b) The proportion of New Zealand and imported materials used in the manufacture;
(c) Present and potential output; and
(d) Details of factory costs in terms of materials, labour, overhead, etc.

Dated at Wellington this 21st day of June 1962.

J. F. CUMMINGS, Comptroller of Customs.

(Tariff Notice No. 212)

Tariff Notice-Application for Approval of the Minister of Customs

NOTICE is hereby given that an application has been made for the classification, by approval of the Minister of Customs, of the under-mentioned goods under item 269 (1) (a) of the Customs Tariff of New Zealand:

DURO Supergrade pattern board in rolls, for conversion into patterns for use in the manufacture of apparel.

The application will not be dealt with until 12 July 1962, and any person wishing to submit any objection thereto should do so in writing to the Comptroller of Customs, Private Bag, Wellington, on or before 12 July 1962.

Any such objection should be supported by information as to:

(a) The range of goods manufactured;
(b) The proportions of New Zealand and imported materials used in the manufacture;
(c) Present and potential output; and
(d) Details of factory costs in terms of materials, labour, overhead, etc.

Dated at Wellington this 21st day of June 1962.

J. F. CUMMINGS, Comptroller of Customs.

(Tariff Notice No. 213)

Tariff Notice-Decision on Application for Approval by the Minister of Customs

NOTICE is hereby given that the application notified in Tariff Notice 194* seeking the classification by approval of the Minister of Customs of the under-mentioned goods under item 180 (7) (a) of the Customs Tariff of New Zealand, has been declined:

Stockinette, cotton, other than that admissible under Tariff Item 181.

Dated at Wellington this 21st day of June 1962.

J. F. CUMMINGS, Comptroller of Customs.

*Gazette, 29 March 1962, No. 20, page 525
(Tariff Notice 214)

Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act 1954-Proposed Cancellation of Registration of Industrial Union

PURSUANT to section 86 of the Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act 1954, it is hereby notified that the registration of the Southland Operative Butchers' Industrial Union of Workers, Registered No. 225, situated at Invercargill, will, unless cause to the contrary is shown, be cancelled on the expiration of six weeks from the date of the publication of this notice in the Gazette.

Dated at Wellington this 18th day of June 1962.

N. S. WOODS,
Registrar of Industrial Unions, Department of Labour.
(Lab. 3/2/511)

Price Order No. 1878 (Honey)

PURSUANT to the Control of Prices Act 1947, I,Alan Brown McLauchlan, pursuant to a delegation from the Secretary of Industries and Commerce acting under a delegation from the Price Tribunal, hereby make the following price order:

PRELIMINARY

1. This order may be cited as Price Order No. 1878, and shall come into force on the 22nd day of June 1962.

2. (1) Price Order No. 1718* is hereby revoked.
   (2) The revocation of the said order shall not affect the liability of any person for any offence in relation thereto committed before the coming into force of this order.

3. (1) In this order, unless the context otherwise requires,-
   "The said Act” means the Control of Prices Act 1947;
   "Packer” means a wholesaler who sells to another wholesaler honey packed in retail containers, and includes a producer who sells to a wholesaler honey packed in retail containers as aforesaid;
   "Producer” means a beekeeper whose apiary is registered pursuant to the Apiaries Act 1927;
   "Retail container” means a jar, carton, or tin supplied by the vendor of the honey and containing not more than 10 lb. net weight of honey;
   "Standard case” means a case or other outer container containing in the aggregate approximately 60 lb. of honey packed in retail containers;
   "Wholesale free delivery area” means any area within which any wholesaler normally undertakes the free delivery of goods to retailers.

(2) Terms and expressions defined in the said Act when used in this order have the meanings severally assigned thereto by that Act, unless the context otherwise requires.

4. For the purpose of this order, and notwithstanding anything to the contrary in the said Act, any person who sells by retail to any one purchaser for delivery at any one time not less than two standard case lots of honey shall, in respect of the sale, be deemed to be a wholesaler, and the provisions of this order as to maximum wholesale prices shall apply accordingly with respect to every such sale.

5. The maximum prices fixed by this order apply with respect to sales by auction as well as to other sales.

FIXING MAXIMUM PRICES FOR HONEY SOLD IN RETAIL CONTAINERS

6. (1) Subject to the following provisions of this clause and of clauses 8 and 9 hereof, the maximum price that may be charged or received for honey packed in retail containers of the kinds described in the first column of the Schedule hereto shall be the appropriate price fixed in the second, third, or fourth column of that Schedule.

(2) Where the quantity of honey sold by a packer to a wholesaler or to a retailer in any one transaction is six standard case lots or more the cost involved in effecting delivery to the port (where carriage by sea is entailed) or railway station (where carriage by sea is not entailed) that is nearest or most convenient of access to the wholesaler's or to the retailer's place of business shall be borne by the packer.

(3) Where honey produced in the South Island is sold in the North Island the appropriate price fixed in the Schedule hereto for any such honey may be increased by an amount not exceeding ½d. per pound in respect of freight.

(4) The maximum prices fixed in the fourth column of the Schedule hereto are fixed in respect of supplies of honey available to the retailer free of freight for delivery at his store from any source whatever.

(5) Where supplies of honey are delivered to a retailer (other than a retailer situated within a wholesale free delivery area) otherwise than free of freight charges as aforesaid the price that may be charged by the retailer shall be the appropriate price fixed as aforesaid, increased by a proportionate part of the freight charges incurred by him in obtaining delivery: Provided that the amount added to the price in respect of freight, pursuant to this subclause, shall not in any case exceed ½d. per pound.

(6) The several prices fixed by this clause include the price of the containers.