Wool— Over seven days to 21 days, per bale, per week or part of a week 0 6 Over 21 days, per bale, per week or part of a week 1 0 Chaff, one-half grain rate. All other outgoing cargo, over seven days, per ton, per day or part of a day 1 0 Any cargo, incoming or outgoing, may be ordered to be removed from any wharf shed at any time by the Council. Wharfage The master of every vessel or the owner of all goods, etc., landed on or shipped from the wharf shall pay to the Council, by weight or measurement, at the option of the Council, the following charges, that is to say: Bricks, per 100 Butter (up to three boxes), per box Butter (over three boxes), per box Calves (under 10 months old), per head Cattle, per head Chaff, per sack Coal, per ton Empties, return (in or out) Flax, per bale Furniture (outgoing) Grain (all), per sack General cargo, incoming or outgoing (with the exceptions herein mentioned), per ton Harrows (disc), each Harrows (tine), each Hides, each Horses, per head Lime and cement, per ton Manure Machinery (all other), per ton Parcels (not exceeding 2 cubic feet) each Parcels (over 2 and under 10 cubic feet), each Parcels (over 10 cubic feet), per ton Personal luggage up to ½ ton Personal luggage over ½ ton Pigs (dead or alive), per head Ploughs (double-furrow), each Ploughs (single-furrow), each Potatoes, per sack Poultry (dead or alive), per dozen Rollers (Cambridge) Sheep and lambs, per head Skins, per dozen Spirits and wine (all), per ton measurement Tanks (empty), each Timber, per 100 ft superficial Tow, per bale Vehicles (two-wheeled), each Vehicles (four-wheeled), each Wool, per bale Minimum charge in all cases The master of the vessel or the owner of the goods shall pay to the Council all charges before goods are delivered. Dated at Wellington this 29th day of January 1963. R. G. GERARD, Minister of Marine. (M. 4/62) Fixing Date on Which Certain Returns Under the Fire Services Act 1949 are to be Furnished PURSUANT to section 52 of the Fire Services Act 1949, it is hereby notified that the returns required by that section (as amended by the Fire Services Amendment Acts 1953 and 1956), showing the amount of premiums received by or due to fire insurance companies during the year ended 31 December 1962 shall be transmitted to the Fire Service Council in the manner prescribed by the said section on or before the 28th day of February 1963. Dated at Wellington this 28th day of January 1963. LÉON GÖTZ, Minister of Internal Affairs. (I.A. 22/7) Control of Onslow College PURSUANT to subsection (10) of section 7 of the Education Amendment Act 1953, notice is hereby given that the Minister of Education hereby places Onslow College under the Wellington Post-primary Schools Council. Dated at Wellington this 1st day of February 1963. W. B. TENNENT, Minister of Education. Order No. 1 (1963) of the Trade Practices and Prices Commission In the matter of the Trade Practices Act 1958 and in the matter of an inquiry concerning the distribution of bread and small goods by the Masterton members of the Wairarapa Branch of the Manawatu, Southern Hawke’s Bay, and Wairarapa Master Bakers’ Association. WHEREAS the Trade Practices and Prices Commission has, pursuant to section 18 of the Trade Practices Act 1958, conducted an inquiry into an agreement or arrangement between the Masterton members of the Wairarapa Branch of the Manawatu, Southern Hawke’s Bay, and Wairarapa Master Bakers’ Association (hereinafter referred to as “the Association”). And whereas, prior to the said inquiry, the Examiner of Trade Practices and Prices presented to the Commission a report pursuant to section 17 of the Trade Practices Act 1958 and a reply thereto was filed by the Masterton members of the Association. And whereas in the report of the Examiner it was alleged that the Masterton members of the Association were parties to an agreement or arrangement whereby each undertook: (a) That he would not deliver bread to a shop or depot already being supplied by a fellow baker; (b) That returns of bread would not be accepted; (c) That no price cutting in respect of bread or small goods would take place; and (d) That any member desiring to dispose of his bakery would give the first opportunity to purchase to the other Masterton members of the Association. And whereas in their reply the Masterton members of the Association admitted the existence of the said agreements or arrangements and that they were being closely observed by all the said members, but denied that the said agreements or arrangements were trade practices within the meaning of section 19 of the Trade Practices Act 1958 and, further, denied that the said agreements or arrangements were contrary to the public interest. And whereas the Commission heard evidence adduced by the Examiner and the Masterton members of the Association and heard Mr Orr of Counsel for the Examiner and Mr Blackwood of Counsel for the Masterton members of the Association. And whereas the Commission has found it unnecessary to make any finding in respect to the practices referred to in paragraphs (b), (c), and (d), aforesaid, and makes no orders in respect thereto. And whereas the Commission has found that the agreement or arrangement referred to in paragraph (a) aforesaid is a trade practice in terms of paragraph (a) of subsection 2 of section 19 of the Trade Practices Act 1958 and, further, that such trade practice is contrary to the public interest in terms of paragraph (d) of section 20 of the said Act and, further, that an order should be made under the said Act in respect of the said trade practice. Now, therefore, the Trade Practices and Prices Commission hereby orders and directs the Masterton members of the Wairarapa Branch of the Manawatu, Southern Hawke’s Bay, and Wairarapa Master Bakers’ Association: (a) To revoke their present agreement or arrangement whereby they agree not to deliver bread to a shop being supplied by a fellow baker; (b) To refrain from reviving the said agreement or arrangement in any form whether as members of the said Association or otherwise howsoever and to refrain from entering into any other agreement or arrangement which would have the same or substantially the same effect as the aforesaid agreement or arrangement; and (c) To pass at a meeting of the Masterton members of the Wairarapa Branch of the said Association to be held within 30 days of the date of coming into force of this order the following resolution: “Pursuant to the said order of the Trade Practices and Prices Commission dated the 4th day of February 1963 it is hereby resolved that the agreement or arrangement amongst Masterton members not to deliver bread to a shop or depot already being supplied by a fellow baker be and the same is hereby rescinded. “And it is hereby further resolved that henceforth the Masterton members shall refrain from entering into any agreement or arrangement which would have the same or substantially the same effect as the agreement or arrangement hereby revoked. “And it is hereby further resolved that a copy of this resolution be forwarded forthwith to all members and to the Examiner of Trade Practices and Prices.” Dated at Wellington this 4th day of February 1963. The seal of the Trade Practices and Prices Commission was affixed hereto in the presence of— S. T. BARNETT, Chairman. [L.S.] R. D. CHRISTIE, Member. F. F. SIMMONS, Member. (I. and C.)