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No. 175.]
CANBERRA, FRIDAY, lsr SEPTEMBER.
ALLIED FORCES (PENAL ARRANGEMENTS) ORDER
(No. 4).
APPLICATION TO UNITED STATES FORCES PERSONNEL.
IFRANCIS MICHAEL FORDE, the Minister of State for
the Army, in pursuance of the Allied Forces (Penal
Arrangements) Order (No. 4) and the Allied Forces (Application of the Defence (Visiting Forces) Act 1939 ) Order (No.
5) and at the request of the officer commanding an allied
force, namely, the United States Forces in Australia, do
hçrely authorize the detention in custody in any prisons or
in any military detention barracks in any part of the Commonwealth of any member of the United States Forces in
Australia arrested or held in accordance with the law of
the United States of America on reasonable suspicion of
having committed offences triable under that law or charged
with offences triable under that law or sentenced whether
within or without the Commonwealth by a service. court of
the United States Forces to any form of imprisonment or
detention, during the whole or any part of the period for
Nv hich such member is so arrested or held or awaiting trial
or the term of his sentence.
Dated this eighteenth day of October, 1943.
F. M. FORDE
Minister of State for the Army.
2. In pursuance of -tile Allied Forces (Application of the
Defence (Visiting Forces) Act 1939) Order (No. 5) and the
Allied Fore es ( Penal Arrangements) Order (No. 4) , I, Francis
Michael Forde, the Minister of State for the Army, have
made arrangements with the service authorities of the United
States of America with respect to the reception from those
authorities of persons who are to be detained in custody
under the above authority and their return to those authorities and with respect to the circumstances under which any
such persons are to be released, as follows:
(I ) The. production to the appropriate authority having
control of a prison or military detention barracks
of
a.
warrant in the form or to the effect set out in the Schedule
hereto purporting to be signed as described in paragraph (2)
hereof shall be sufficient authority for the reception, return
or release (as the case may be) of the person mentioned in
such warrant in accordance with the terms thereof.
11944.
(No. 4) authorized the detention in custody in any prison or
military detention barracks in any part of the Commonwealth
of Australia of any member of the United States Forces in
Australia arrested or held in accordance with the law of the
United States of America on reasonable suspicion of having
committed offences triable under that law or charged with
offences triable under that law or sentenced whether within
or without the Commonwealth by a service court of the
United States Forces to any form of imprisonment or deten-
tion. during the whole or any part of the period for which
such member is so arrested or held or awaiting trial or
the term of his sentence:
And whereas ['No., rank, name] a member of the United
States Forces in Australia, an allied force within the meaning
of the Allied Forces ( Application of the Defence (Visiting
Forces) Act 1939) Order (No. 5)
(a) is a person arrested or held in accordance with
the law of the United States of America on
reasonable suspicion of having committed (a)
offences triable under that law;
(b ) is a. person charged with offences triable under
the law of the United States of America:
Now therefore, I, the undersigned, being an authority
authorized under the disciplinary code of the said allied force
to commit the said member into custody whilst so arrested
or held or pending trial hereby require you to receive the
said member into your custody and to detain him until you -
a further request from me or from some other
authority authorized by the disciplinary code of the said
allied force to sign orders for the release of members of
receive
the said allied force arrested or held or charged as aforesaid.
194 .
this
day of
Signed at
(b)
( Personal signature, rank and appointment
of authority aforesaid) .
(ar)
Delete expression not applicable.
(b) To be signed personally by an authority authorized under
the disciplinary code of the allied forte to commit the member
into custody Whilsi. arrested or held as aforesaid or pending
trial.
(2) The said authority may act on any such warrant
purporting to be signed by a person authorized in that behalf
under the disciplinary code of United States Forces in
Australia withòut proof of such signature or of the authority
of person signing the same.
Dated this eighteenth day of October, 1943.
F. M. FORDE
Minister of State for the Army.
SCHEDULE.
Commonwealth of Australia.
Allied Forces ( Penal Arrangements) Order (No. 4) .
WARRANT FOR TEMPORARY DETENTION OF A MEMBER OF AN
ALLIED FORCE ARRESTED OR HELD IN ACCORDANCE WITII THE.
LAW OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMER.IC'A ON REASONABLE
STrsÌICION OF HAVING COMMITTED OFFENCES TRIABLE UNDER
THAT LAW OR CHARGED WITH OFFENCES TRIABLE UNDER THE
LAW OF AN ALLIED POWER.
To
{Governor or Chief Officer in charge of
Commandant of the place of detention at
Prison
1 (a)
Whereas the Minister of State for the Army has in pursuance of the Allied Forces ( Penal Arrangements) Order
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Commonwealth of Australia.
Allied Forces (Penal. Arrangements) Order (No. 4) .
WARRANT OF COMMITMENT IN EXECUTION OF A SENTENCE OF
A SERVICE COURT OF AN ALLIED FORCE.
To
J Governor or Chief Officer in charge of
Commandant of the place of detention at
Prison
(a)
Whereas the Minister of State for the Army has in pursuance of the Allied Forces (Penal Arrangements) Order
(No. 4) authorized the detention in custody in any prison
or military detention barracks in any part of the Cómmonwealth of Australia of any member of the United States
Forces ill Australia sentenced whether within or without
the Commonwealth by. a service court of the United States
Forces to any. form of imprisonment or detention, during
the whole or any part of the period for which such member
is so arrested or held or awaiting trial or the term of the
sentence of such member :
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And whereas ['No,, rank, name] a member of the United
States Forces in Australia, an allied force within the meaning
NATIONAL SECURITY (CAPITAL ISSUES)
Forces) Act 1939) Order (No. 5) , was on the
day of
194 , sentenced by a service court of the said allied
I penal servitude
(a) for the term of
force to imprisonment
t detention
years
day of
months (a ) commencing on the
days
194 , which sentence after taking into account all suspensions
day of
of the execution thereof will expire on the
ORDER OF EXEMPTION.
REGULATIONS.
of the Allied Forces (Application of the Defence (Visitg
194
.
Now therefore, I, the undersigned, being an authority
authorized under the disciplinary code of the said allied force
to commit the said member into custody, hereby require you
to receive the said member into your custody and detain him
during the unexpired term of the said sentence or until sooner
requested to release the said member in writing signed by me
IJOSEPH BENEDICT CHIFLEY, the Treasurer of the
,
Regulations, hereby make the following order:
I hereby exempt from the application of sub regulation (1.)
of regulation IO of the said Regulations every mortgage,
charge or other security given or issued in pursuance or for
the purposes of the Crown Lands Act. 1929 -1941, the Agricultural Graduates Land Settlement Act, 1922 -1938, the
Irrigation Act, 1930 -1941, or the Discharged Soldiers Settlement Act 1934 -1940 of the State of South Australia to the
Commissioner of Crown Lands, the Minister of Irrigation or
the Minister of Repatriation of the said State.
Dated this twenty -fifth day of August, 1944.
.I. B. CHIFLEY, Treasurer.
or some other authority authorized under the disciplinary
code of the said allied force to sign orders or warrants for
the release from imprisonment or detention of members of
the said force.
Signed at
this
day of
194
NATIONAL SECURITY (CAPITAL ISSUES)
REGULATIONS.
DELEGATION OF POWERS OF THE TREASURER.
.
(b)
( Personal signature. rank and appointment
of authority aforesaid) .
(a) Delete expression not applicable.
(b) To be signed personally by an authority authorized under
the disciplinary code of the allied force to commit the member
into custody.
Commonwealth, in pursuance of the powers conferred by
:35 of the National Security (Capital Issues)
regulation
HEREAS by section 17 of the National Security Jct 1939
W 1943 it is provided that any Minister of State may, in
relation to any matters or class of matters, or in relation of
any particular State or part of Australia, by writing under his
lend, delegate all or any of his powers and functions under
the Regulations (except this power of delegation) so that the
delegated powers or functions may be exercised by the delegate
with respect to the matters or class of matters or the State
Commonwealth of Australia.
Allied Forces (Penal Arrangements) Order (No. 4).
WARRANT FOR RELEASE OF A MEMBER OF AN ALLIED FORCE
FROM CUSTODY.
To
Governor or Chief Officer in charge of
Commandant of the place of detention at
Prison
(a)
Whereas [No., rank, name] a member of an allied force
within the meaning of the Allied Forces (Application of the
Defence (Visiting Forces) Act 1939) Order (No. 5) namely
the United States Forces in Australia is now in your custody
in pursuance of a request by a proper authority of the said
allied force:
Now therefore, í, the undersigned, being an authority
authorized under the disciplinary code of the said allied force
to sign an order or warrant for the release of the said member
of the said allied force held in custody do hereby request you
to release the said member (into the charge of the bearer of
this request) .
(b)
Sighed at
this
day of
194 .
(c)
( Personal signature, rank and appointment
of authority aforesaid).
(a) Delete expression not applicable.
(b) Delete words in brackets if prisoner is not to be released
into custody of escort bearing warrant.
(e) To be signed person :illy by an authority authorized under
the disciplinary cndi of I he allied force to sign an order or
warrant for the release of the member.
or part of Australia specified in the instrument of delegation:
Now therefore, L Joseph Benedict Chitiey, the Treasurer of
the Commonwealth, do hereby delegate to Hugh Leslie
Simpson, Henry Arthur Charles Corlett, William Reginald
Mann, of Melbourne, in the State of Victoria, the powers of
the Treasurer to consent to mortgages and charges under
Part III. of the said Regulations in cases where the mortgages
and charges are given in connexion with the purchase of land
in Victoria used for agricultural, pastoral, horticultural,
viticultural, apicultural,. dairy farming, poultry farming or
other like purposes.
Dated this twenty -fifth day of August, 1944.
J. B. CHIFLEY, Treasurer.
NATIONAL SECURITY (ECONOMIC ORGANIZATION )
REGULATIONS.
DELEGATION OF POWERS OF THE. TREASURER.
WHEREAS by section 17 of the National Sccu,rity Act 1939 -
1943 it is. provided that any Minister of State may, in
relation to any matters or class of matters, or in relation to
any particular State or part of Australia, by writing under
his hand, delegate all or any of his powers and functions
under the Regulations (except this power of delegation) so
that the delegated powers or functions may be exercised by the
delegate with respect to the matters or class of matters or
the State or part of Australia specified in the instrument of
delegation.
Nov therefore I, Joseph Benedict Chifley, the Treasurer of
Commonwealth, do hereby delegate to Hugh Leslie
Simpson. Henry Arthur Charles Corlett and William Reginald
Mann of Melbourne, in the State of Victoria, all the powers
the
and functions of the said Treasurer under Part III. of the
said Regulations in so far as they relate to the purchase.
the taking of an option, lease or transfer. the assignment
of a lease or other acquisition of land in Victoria used for
NATIONAL SECURITY (CAPITAL ISSUES)
R EGULAII ONS.
ORDER OF EXEMPTION.
JOSEPH BENEDICT CHIFLEY, the Treasurer of the
1, Commonwealth, in pursuance of the powers conferred by
regulation 35 of the National Security (Capital Issues)
Regulations, hereby make the following order:
I hereby exempt from the application of sub- regulation (1.)
agricultural, pastoral, horticultural, viticultural, apïcultural.
dairy farming, poultry farming or other like purposes, except
the powers and functions conferred on the said Treasurer by
sub - regulation (l.) of regulation 9 of the said Regulations.
Dated this twenty -fifth day of August, 1944.
J. B. CHIFLEY, Treasurer.
of regulation 10 of the said Regulations every mortgage
charge, or other security given or issued in pursuance or for
NATIONAL SECURITY (PRICES) REGULATIONS.
Homes Acts, 1919 to ].934 of the State of Queensland to the
State Advances Corporation of the said State.
Dated this twenty -fifth day of August, 1944.
IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon me by the
the purposes of the State Advances Act, 1916 to 1934, the Discharged Soldiers Settlement Act 1917 to 1932, or the Workers
j. B, CHIFLEY, Treasurer.
PRICES REGULATION ORDER, No. 1685.
Lend -Lease Hand Tools.
National Security (Prices) Regulations, I, Douglas Berry
Copland, Commonwealth Prices Commissioner. hereby make
the following Order: -
1. This Order may be cited as Prices Regulation Order
No, 1665.
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2. Prices Regulation Order No. 1659 is hereby amended
(a) By omitting (iii) of sub paragraph (a) of paragraph
3 and inserting in its stead
" (iii) an amount computed as follows :( A) in respect of sales by retail by that person -
70 per centum of the purchase price as
specified in (i) of this sub - paragraph
exclusive of Sales Tax ; or
(n) in respect of sales by wholesale by that
person -20 per centum of the purchase
price as specified in (i) of this subparagraph; ".
(b) By omitting ( iii) of sub paragraph (b) of paragraph
.; and inserting it. its stead" ( iii ) 42 per centum of the purchase price specified in
(i) of this sub paragraph exclusive of Sales Tax ".
Dated this thirtieth day of August, 1944.
D. B. COPLA.N])
Commonwealth Prices Commissioner.
Order for the sale of those potatoes by wholesale plus an
amount equal to any subsidy paid to the grower of those
potatoes by the Australian Potato Committee.
Sales by the bag.
8. Notwithstanding the foregoing provisions of this Order
I fix and declare the maximum price at which potatoes may
be sold by wholesale by the bag in Western Australia to be
the maximum price fixed by the foregoing provisions of this
Order for the sale of 149 lb. of potatoes or the maximum price
so fixed for the sale of the potatoes actually contained in
the bag, whichever is the lesser.
Notices in writing.
9. Notwithstanding the foregoing provisions of this Order I
declare the maximum price at which any potatoes specified
in a notice in pursuance of this paragraph may be sold for
delivery in Western Australia by any person to whom such
notice is given to be -such price as is fixed by notice by
the Commissioner in writing to such person.
Dated this 30th day of August, 1944.
D. B. COPLANI)
Commonwealth Prices Commissioner.
NATIONAL SECURITY (PRICES) REGULATIONS.
PRICES REGULATION ORDER No. 1686.
Potatoes Western, Australia.
pursuance of the powers conferred upon nie by the
I National Security (Prices) Regulations, I, Douglas Berry
Copland, Commonwealth Prices Commissioner, hereby make
the. following Order:Citation.
1. This Order may lie cited as Prices .Regulation Order
_No. 16S6.
Revocations.
2. Prices Regulation Order No. l286 is hereby revoked.
Definitions.
3. In this Order, unless the contrary intention appears" Potatoes " means potatoes other than potatoes sold
under permit from the Australian Potato Committee
for use as seed potatoes;
" The Perth area " means all that part of Western
Australia comprised within a radius of 12 miles from
the General Post Office at Perth.
Sales by growers.
4. I fix and declare the maximum price at which potatoes
may be sold in Western Australia by growers to be £8 10s.
per ton including delivery to the purchaser's premises.
Sales by wholesale- Deliveries is. Perth area.
5. I fix and declare the maximum price at which potatoes
may be sold by wholesale by any person other than a grower
for delivery in the Perth area to be £8 5s. per ton, or the
purchase price paid or payable by the wholesale seller plus
a margin as follows:
(a ) for sales of truck lots -5s. per ton ; or
(b) for sales of less than truck lots -25s. per ton,
whichever is the lesser of such prices:
Provided that if the seller at the request of the purchaser
delivers the potatoes from his store to a railway siding or
to the premises of the purchaser the prices fixed by the
foregoing provisions of this paragraph may be increased by
55. per ton.
Sales by wholesale - Deliveries outside Perth urea.
6. I fix and declare the maximum price at which potatoes
may be sold for delivery in Western Australia other than in
the Perth area, by wholesale by any person other than a
grower to be the sutra of(a) £8 5s. per ton, or the purchase price paid or payable
by the wholesale seller plus a margin as follows:-
0) for sales of truck lots -5s. per ton ; or
(ii) for sales of less than truck lots -25s. per ton;
whichever is the lesser of such prices; and
(b) cost of transport actually incurred by such wholesale
seller and properly attributable to conveying the
potatoes by. rail from the loading station to the
railway siding nearest the purchaser's premises:
Provided that no amount shall be included for cost of
transport in any price calculated under the provisions of this
paragraph unless such amount is recorded on an invoice
delivered by the seller.
Sales to processors.
7. Notwithstanding the foregoing provisions of this Order,
I fix and declare the maximum price at which potatoes may
be sold for delivery in Western Australia to a processor to be
the maxintntn price fixed by the foregoing provisions of this
NATIONAL SECURITY (PRICES) REGULATIONS.
PRICES REGULATION ORDER. No. 1689.
Apples.
I1\ pursuance of the powers delegated to me by the Common wealth Prices Commissioner pursuant to regulation 46 of
the National Security (Prices) Regulations, I, Horace Eddy
Bishop, Second Assistant Prices Commissioner, Prices Branch,
Canberra, hereby make the following Order: -
1. This Order may be cited as Prices Regulation Order
No. 1689.
2. Prices Regulation Order No. 1609 as amended by Prices
Regulation Order No. 1652 is hereby further amended:---
(a) By inserting at the end of paragraph 3 the following
definitions:-
" ` Far Northern area ' means all that area of Queensland
north of a line drawn due west from a point on the
coast and passing ten miles clue south of the principal
post office at Cairns;
' Northern area' means all that area of Queensland north
of a line drawn due west from a point on the coast
and passim ten miles due south of the principal post
office at Townsville, but excluding the Far Northern
area;
' Central area ' means all that area of Queensland north
of a line drawn due west from a point on the coast
and passing ten miles due south of the principal post
office at Rockhampton, but excluding the Far Northern
area and Northern area. ".
(b) By omitting paragraph 4 and inserting in its stead the
following paragraph:Sales by growers.
" 4. I fix and declare the maximum price at which apples
may be sold by a grower to be(a) delivered at any place within the metropolitan area
of Brisbane -25s. per bushel;
(b) delivered at any place within the metropolitan area
of Sydney -23s. per .bushel; -and
(e) delivered at any place within the metropolitan areas
of Adelaide, Hobart, Melbourne or Perth 21s. per
bushel. ".
(e) By omitting the proviso to sub - paragraph (1.)
of
paragraph 6 and inserting in its stead the following proviso:" Provided that- for deliveries in any metropolitan area such
maximum prices shall be subject to an upper limit of(i) for sales at any piace within the metropolitan area
of Brisbane -25s. per bushel;
(ii) for sales at any place within the metropolitan area
of Sydney -23s. per bushel; and
(iii) for sales at any place within the metropolitan areas
of Adelaide, Hobart, Melbourne or Perth -21s. per
bushel. ".
(d) By inserting at the end of paragraph 7 the following
proviso:" Provided that in the case of sales in the Far Northern
area, Northern area or Central area, the cost into store of
any apples shall for the purpose of this paragraph mean (i) in relation to sales- in the Far Northern area -tile
actual cost into store plus an amount computed
at the rate of ls. 6d. per bushel;
(ii) in relation to sales in the Northern area -the actual
cost into store plus an amount computed at the
rate of ls. per bushel;
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(iii) in relation to sales in the Central area the actual
cost into store plus an amount computed at the
rate of 6d. per bushel. ".
(c) By omitting sub - paragraphs (a), (b) and (c) of para-
graph 8 and inserting in their stead the following subparagraphs:
" (a) in the metropolitan area Of BrisbaneRd. per
pound;
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(e) By inserting at the end of paragraph 7 the following
proviso:
" Provided that in the case of sales in the Far Northern
area, Northern area or Central area, the cost into store of any
pears shall for the purpose of this paragraph mean
(i) in relation to sales in the Far Northern area the
actual cost into store plus an amount computed
at the rate of Is. 6d. per bushel;
(b) in the metropolitan area of Sydney -9d. per pound;
(ii) in relation to sales in the Northern area the actual
and
in the metropolitan areas of Adelaide, Hobart, Melbourne or Perth -8d. per pound.".
Dated this thirty -first day of August, 1944.
(e)
H. E. BISHOP
Second Assistant Prices Commissioner
NATIONAL SECURITY (PRICES) REGULATIONS.
PRICES REGIILATt0N ORDER No. l (IDO.
cost into store plus an amount computed at the
rate of 1 s. per bushel;
( iii) in relation to sales in the Central area the actual
cost into store plus an amount computed at the
rate of 6d. per bushel.
(f) By omitting paragraph 8 and inserting in its stead the
following
Retail ceilingMetropolitan am-cas.
"8. Notwithstanding the provisions of paragraph 7 of this
Order, I fix and declare the maximum price at which pears
may be sold by retail to be
respect of sales in the metropolitan area of
Brisbane -9i per pound; or
in respect of sales in any other metropolitan area
9d. per pound,
(a ) in
Pears.
of the powers delegated to me by the Com mon-
(b )
'N. wealth Prices Commissioner pursuant to regulation 46
of the National Security ( Prices) Regulations, I, Horace
Eddy Bishop, Seeónd Assistant Prices Commissioner, Prices
Branch, Canberra, hereby make the following Order:
1. This Order may be cited as Prices Regulation Order
paragraph:
or if any other lower maximum price is fixed by the provisions
of paragraph 7 of this Order, then such lower maximum price."
Dated this thirty -first day of August, 1944.
No. 1690.
2. Prices Regulation Order No. 1610 as amended by Prices
Regulation Order No. 1653 is hereby further amended
(a) By inserting at the end of paragraph :3 the following
definitions:
" ` Far Northern area ' means all that area of Queensland
north of a line drawn due west from a point on the
coast and passing ten miles due south of the principal post office at Cairns;
Northern area ' means all that area of Queensland nortr
of a line drawn due west from a point oli the coast
and passing ten miles due south of the principal
past office at Townsville, but excluding the l4ar
Northern area;
'C'entral area ' means all that area of Queensland north
of a Iine drawn due west from a point on the coast
and passing ten miles due south of the principal post
office at Rockhampton, but excluding the Far Northern
area and Northern area. ".
(b) By omitting from sub paragraph
of paragraph
(a )
4 (1 ) the words and figures " 22s. per bushel;" and inserting
in their stead the words and figures " 24s. per bushel;".
(c) By omitting from sub - paragraph (b) of paragraph
4 (1) the words and figures " 24s. per bushel;" and inserting
in their stead the words and figures " 26s. per bushel;".
(d) By omitting from sub paragraphs (i) and (ii) of the
proviso to paragraph 5 (1) the ligures and letter " 24s. " and
" 22s." respectively and inserting in their stead the ligures
and letter " 26s." and "24s." respectively.
Size of foot (in inches).
9 inches.
H. E. BISHOP
Second Assistant Prices Commissioner.
NATIONAL SECURITY (PRICES) REGULATIONS.
PRICES REGULATION ORDER No. 1691.
Knitted Goods: Boys', Maids' and Children's Hosiery.
pursuance of the powers conferred upon me by the
IN National Security ( Prices) Regulations, I, Douglas Berry
Copland, Commonwealth Prices Commissioner, hereby make
the following Order:
Citation.
1. This Order may be cited as Prices Regulation Order
NO. 1691.
Definitions.
`2. In this Order, unless the contrary intention appears
" First grade" means, in relation to any hosiery, without
flaws in manufacture;
" l`uIl " means, in relation to any boys' golf hose, 9
inches and over in size of foot, where both of the
following conditions are complied with:
(i) the full length of leg (before turned down) is
not less than the minimum in respect of
each size of foot set out in the following
table;
(ii ) the finished weight . per dozen pairs in respect
of each size of foot and length of leg is not
less than the finished weight set out in the
following table:
9I inches.
10 inches.
10ik inches.
11 inches.
11I inches.
204 inches
211- inches
22 inches
38
22 inches
40
..3 inches
43
45
47
Minimum full length of leg in inches (before turned
down)
..
..
..
..
Finished %eight per dozen pairs (in ounces)
..
19¡ inches
35
" Midget " means, in relation to any boys' golf hose, not
exceeding 7 inches in size of foot;
" Standard " means, in relation to any boys' golf hose- (a) exceeding 7 inches but not exceeding 9 inches
ill size of foot; or
(b) exceeding 9 inches in size of foot, where the
conditions in relation to Full hose are not
complied with;
" Standard weight " in relation to any children's hosiery
refers to the standard net finished weights set out in
Part II. of the Third Schedule to this Order according to size of foot, after deduction of the specified
tolerance;
" Standard weight " in relation to any boys' or maids'
hosiery refers to the standard net finished weights
set out in Part II. of the First and Second Schedules
respectively to this Order, according to size of foot.
Interpretation.
3. In this Order and the .Schedules thereto, unless the
contrary intention appears, where any range of sizes, lengths
or weights is specified, then the lower of any two successive
sizes, lengths or weights in any such range shall be deemed
to include all sizes, lengths or weights between such lower
size, length or weight and the next higher size, length or
weight.
gates by wholesale.
4. I fix and declare the maximum price at which any of
the items of boys', maids' or children's hosiery specified
respectively in the First, Second and Third Schedules to this
Order may be sold by any person by wholesale to be the
maximum price fixed for the sale of that hosiery by that
person by the provisions of Prices Regulation Order No. 1015,
or . the price specified in such Schedules, whichever is the
lesser.
Sales by retail.
5. I fix and declare the maximum price at which any of
the items of boys', maids' or children's hosiery specified
respectively in the First, Second and Third Schedules to this
Order may be sold by any person by retail per pair to be the
maximum price fixed for the sale of that hosiery by that
person by the provisions of Prices Regulation
Order No. 1015,
or the purchase 'price per pair plus sales tax,
45 per
centmn thereof, or the price specified in suchplus
Schedules,
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whichever is the least: Provided that where a seller
whose premises are situated more than 15 miles
to be the " prescribed date " for the purpose of paragraph (b )
of sub- regulation (1) of regulation 29 of the National
Security (Prices) Regulations.
from that capital city, the retail prices specified in such
Schedules may be increased in each case by one penny
Variation of maximum prices by notice.
from the principal municipal offices of the capital city of 'a
State actually incurs any costs in transporting such hosiery
per pair.
Grades other than first grade.
(i. The prices specified in the Schedules to this Order
apply only to first -grade hosiery. In respect of hosiery other
than first grade the prices specified in the Schedules shall be
reduced according to grading, but shall in no case exceed 90
per centum of those prices.
*Terms and conditions.
7. I declare in relation to the goods covered by this Order
(a) the 12th day of April, 1943 ; or
(b) where, in relation to the sale of any such goods the
seller did not "on the 12th day of April, 1943, sell
substantially identical goods, the last date prior
to the 12th day of April, 1943, upon which that
person sold substantially identical goods,
8. Notwithstanding the foregoing provisions of this Order,
fix and declare the maximum price at which any boys',
i
maids' or children's hosiery specified in a notice in pursuance
of this paragraph may be sold by any person to whom such
notice is given to be such price as is fixed by notice by the
Commissioner in writing to that person.
* Terms and conditions. The National Security (Prices) Regulations provide
(Regulation 29 (1)) that a person shall not without the prior approval of the
Commissioner, sell or offer for sale any declared goods upon terms or conditions .
different from the terms or conditions upon which substantially identical goods
were sold by him on the prescribed date if such sale or offer for sale npcn such
terms and conditions would result directly or indirectly
(i) in a greater price than the maximum price fixed in relation thereto
being obtained ; or
(ii) in any other manner to the advantage to the seller.
THE FIRST SCHEDULE.
BOYS' HOSIERY (GOLF HOSE) .
PART I.
Size of Foot (in Inches)
Descriptions.
Inches.
All Wool
l.. "Midget " Golf Hose
Sales by Manufacturers
to Retailers and
Sales by Retail.
Per dozen pairs.
8. d.
Per pair.
Sales by Wholesalers.
51 to 7 inclusive
. .
s. d.
18
0
2
4
95
26
27
29
30
32
33
2?
23
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
6
3
3
3
3
6
26
27
29
30
6
6
6
6
3
3
3
3
3
2 11
0
3
4
6
9.1
31
3
9
0
6
9
3
3
6
6
3
3
3
9
22
23
23
25
25
26
27
30
2. " Standard " Golf Hose*
Knitted on machines, 12 needles per inch or coarser
..
..
(a) standard weight or over
..
7¡-.
8
..
(b) below standard weight ..
. .
81
9
91
10
101
71
. .
.
$
81
9
91
24 6
10
10/
3. " Standard " Golf Hose*
..
Knitted on machines, 13 needles per inch or finer
7
8
84-
9
91
10
4. " Full " (3 olf Hose
..
. .
. .
10I-
..
..
10
33
35 0
37 0
38 0
101
11
11+
* Supplier to state full description including needles per inch on package and in invoice.
PART I1. STANDARD NET FINISHED) WEIGHTS.
(In ounces per dozen pairs.)
Size of foot (in inches).
" Standard " Golf Hose Knitted on machines l2
needles per inch or coarser
..
..
. .
29
31.
33
36
5
7
3 10
3 11
4
2
44
2 11
1
2
5
7
3 10
3 11
3
3
1
3
7
3 11
4 1
44
4
6
4 10
4 11
No: 175.-1st September, 1944
.
Commonwealth Gazette
2072
THE SECOND SCHEDULE.
MAIDS' HOSIERY.
PART I.
Sales by Manufacturers to Retailers and
Sales by Wholesalers.
Description.
Size of foot (in
Size of foot (in
Sales by Retail.
inches) 7I inches to
81 inches inclusive.
inches) 9 inches to
10 inches inclusive.
Per dozen pair.
Per dozen pair.
1. All Wool -(a.) Standard weight or over
(b) Below standard. weight
2. Wool and Rayon .
3. Mercerised Cotton and Rayon*
Knitted on machines
(a). Coarser than 20 needles per inch
(b) 20 to 22 needles per inch ..
(c) Not coarser than 24 needles per inch
4. Soft -Cotton and Rayons
Knitted on machines
(a) Coarser than 20 needles per inch
(b) 20 to 22 needles per inch . .
(c) Not coarser than 24 needles per inch
..
..
5. Mercerised Cotton. ..
Size of foot (in
Per pair.
Per pair.
s. d.
s. d.
s. d.
29 9
27 3
28 9
33 0
30 6
32 0
3 10
3 7
3 9
4
4
3
4
2
29 0
31
9
30
32
0
9
34 0
3 9
3 11
34
9
4
:3
4 1
4 5
4 6
24
25
25
33
6
26
6
3
3
3
2
3
3
:1
3
3
4 3
4
s. d.
Ribbed or Plain=
Size of foot (in
inches) 71 inches to inches) 9 inches to
8} inches inclusive. 10 inches inclusive.
28 0
0
0
0
26
35
3
9
0
5
8
5
8
* Supplier to state full description including needles per inch on package and in invoice.
PART II. STANDARD NET FINISHED WEIGHTS.
(In ounces per dozen pairs.)
Size of foot (in inches).
All Wool
771 inches.
8 inches.
81 inches.
9 inches.
91 inches.
10 inches.
35
36
38
40
42
44
THE THIRD SCHEDULE.
CHILDREN'S HOSIERY (ANKLETS).
PART I.
Sales by Retail.
(Per pair).
Sales by Manufacturers to Retailers and
Sales by Wholesalers.
Description.
i, All Wool
Ribbed or
Size of Foot
(in inches)
9 inches
ßl inches
Size of Foot
(in inches)
7 inches to
8 inches
inclusive.
871 inches and
Per doz.
pairs.
8. d.
Per doz.
pairs.
Per doz.
pairs.
s. d.
571 inches to
inclusive.
Per pair.
8. d.
s. d.
Size of Foot
(in inches)
7 inches to
8 inches
inclusive.
Size of Foot
(in inches)
81 inches and
9 inches
Per pair.
Per pair.
8. d.
s. d.
plain
(i) Without lastex _top
9
8
(a) Standard weight or over
(b) Below standard weight
13
12
6
9
15
14
0
3
16
15
6
6
1
1
(a) Standard weight or over
(b) Below standard weight
14
0
6
6
17
15
1 10
6
15
14
0
13
9
1
9
14 0
12 3
14 6
15
13
15
6
6
3
17
14
14
3
16
3
18
3
I
12
3
13
6
14
9
I
1.3.
0
14 3
9
6
(ii) With lastex top
2. Wool and RayonRibbed or plain
(i) Without lastex top
(a) Standard weight or over
(b) :Below standard weight.
(iï) With lastex top
3. Mercerised Cotton
With or without lastex top
4. Soft Cotton
With or without lastex top
5.` Mercerised :Cotton and Rayon
(i) Without lastex top
(ii) With lastex top
Soft Cotton a nd ° Rayon
With or, without lastex top
.,
Size of Foot
(in inches)
Size of Foot
(in inches)
5I inches to
ßI inches
inclusive.
13 0
.
.
11
9
1 10
0
9
15 9
1.4.
9
15
16
13
0
14 3
1
7
1 1.1
1 10
2
2
2
2
0
11
2
2
3
1
2 0
1 9
2
3
11
1
0
1
1 11
2
0
2
1
1 10
2
1
2
4
1
7
1
9
1
11
1
8
1.
10
8
1
11
2
2
1
1
1
.6
1
8
1
10
2
Commonwealth Gazette
2073
No. 175.=4st September, 3944
SCHEuLUcontinued.
THE Timm
PART II. _ STANDARD NET FINISHED WEIGHTS.
(In ounces per dozen Pairs.)
Size of foot (in inches).
ói inches.
All WoolWith or without taste. top
W of
andeRayon
Without lastex top
Tolerance
..
. .
..
..
..
..
..
s
6 inches.
8¡
8
9
-
i
ßI inches.
7 inches.
7I inches.
8 inches.
9
ì0
11
12
10
+
11
13-
j
12
13
4
8I inches.
9 inches.
13
14
1
1
14
15
.1
i
Dated this thirty -first day of, August, 1.944.
D. B. COPLAND
Commonwealth Prices Commissioner.
COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA.
NATIONAL SECURITY (MOBILIZATION OF SERVICES
AND PROPERTY) REGULATIONS, REG ULATION 4.
DIRECTION.
pusuace of the powers conferred by regulation 4 of the
IN National Security (Mobilization of Services and Pro
perty) Regulations, I, John Curtin, Prime Minister of the
Commonwealth, do hereby direct all employees under the
South Australian Railways Commissioner to refrain from
holding any stop -work meeting until an industrial matter
relating to the discipline to be observed by employees engaged
in employment under the South Australian Railways Commissioner and to the enforcement of that discipline and at
present iii dispute between the said employees and the said
Commissioner has been heard. and determined by the Commonwealth Court of Conciliation and Arbitration.
Dated this first day of September, 1944.
JOHN CURTIN, Prime Minister.
Printed and Published for the GOVERNMENT of the COMMONWEALTH Of. AUSTRALIA by
. F. .TonwsTOx, Commonwealth Government Printer, Canberra.