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No. 119.1 CANBERRA, THURSDAY, 19TH JUNE. [1941.

NATIONAL SECURI'T'Y (COAL MINING INDUSTRYEMPLOYMENT) REGULATIONS.

ItE4ICYATION OF A REPRESENTATIVE, OF E\TPLOYERR ( NTRA1_REFERENCE BOARD.

HIS Excellency the Governor- G- eneral in Council haaccepted, as from the thirty -first day of May, 1941, the

resignation of Stanley Meliensey, a representative ofemployers appointed to the Central Reference Board.

H. E. HOLTfor and on behalf of the Minister of State

for Defence Co- ordination.

NATIONAL SECURITY (COAL - MINING INDUSTRY'EMPLOYMENT) REGULATIONS.

APPOINTMENT OF A MEMBER OF TILF CENTRAL REFERENCEBOARD.

HIti Excellency the Governor - General in Council, inpursuamv: :of the powers conferred by the National

Security ( Coal-mining I ndustry Employment ) Regulations,has been pleased to appoint Robert Wallace Davie to be amember of the Central Reference Board as a representative ofemployers to hold office as on and from the thirty -first day ofMay, 1941. during the pleasure of the Governor- General.

H. E. HOLTfor and on behalf of the Nlinister of State

for Defence Co- ordination.

NATIONAL SEC>v RITY (COAL-MINING INDUSTRY' EMPLOYMENT) REGULATIONS.

APPOINTMENT OF EMPLOYEES' REPRESENTATIVES LOCALREFERENCE BOARD.

HIS Excellency the Governor- General in Council, by t irtue

of the povi%er vested in him by the National Security(Coal-mining Industry Employment) Regulations, has beenpleased to appoint the following as representatives ofemployees on the Local Reference Boards as set out.hereunder:

Newcastle District, New South Wales--.Tohn Hastie.William Blair.Hugh Henry Sutherland.

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Maitland District, New South 1Pales.folln Hastie.William Blair.Hugli Henry Sutherland.

Southern. District, New South 'Valcs.To11n Hostie.Hugh Henry Sutherland.

Western. District, New South : Ta.lesJol1n Hastie.Hugh Henry Sutherland.

Such members to hold office as on and. from the 12th day of.tune, 1 94 1. and during the pleasure of the Governor- General.

H. E. HOLTfor and on behalf of the Minister of State

for Defence Co- ordination.

THE COITMONWEALTjI OF AL'STR.ALIt

National Security Act 1939 - 1940.DELEGATION OF POWERS UNDER NATIONAL

SECU R.ITY (GENERAL) REGULATIONS.WHEREAS by section 17 of the National Security :let

1939 -1940 it is provided that any Minister of Statemad-, in relation to. any matters or class of matters, or inrelation to any particular State or part of Australia, bywriting under his hand, delegate all or any of his 'powers andfunctions under the regulations (except this power of delega-tion) 5o that the delegated powers or functions may beexercised by the delegate with respect to the matters or classof matters, or the State or part of Australia, specified in theinstrument of delegation.

Now, therefore, I, Philip Albert Martin McBride, Ministerof State for Supply and Development, do hereby delegate toBernard Michael Heafey the powers and, functions conferredupon me by regulations 57 and 71 of the National Security( General ) Regulations.

Dated this 4th day of June. One thousand nine hundred andforty -one.

P. A. McBRIDEMinister of State for Supply and Development.

119. -19th June, 1941.

THE COMMONWEALTH OF ArSTR

National Secyrity Art 1939- 1.940.

DELEGATION OF POWERS UNDER NATIONALSECURInI Y ( SUPPLY OF GOODS) REGULATIONS.H ERAS by section 17 of the National- Security , Act

1939 - 1990 it is provided that any Minister of ;Statemay, in relation to any matters or class of matters, or inrelation to ans' particular State or part of Alifitr alia bywriting under his hand, delegate all or any of his powers andfunctions under the regulations (except this power of delega-tion) so that the delegated powers or .functions may be

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ALTA. exercised by the delegate vitli respect to `the ',natters or glassof matters or the State or part of Australia, specibed n theinstrument of delegation.

Nov, therefore, I, Philip Albert Martin McBride, Ministerof State for Supply and Development, do hereby delegate toBernard Michael Fleafey the powers and functions conferredupon me by the National Security (Supply . of, : Goods-)Regulations.

Dated this 4th day of .Tune, One thousand nine hundred andforty -one.

P. A. McBRIDEMinister of State for Supply and Development.

COMMON WEALTH OF Ai7s7'ß Ai.IA.

NATIONAL SECURITY (PRICES) REGULATIONS.PRI:CE,S REGULATION ORDER No. 371.

I N pursuance of the powers conferred upon me by the NationalSecurity (Prices) Regulations, I, Douglas Berry Copland,

Commonwealth Prices Commissioner, hereby make the followingOrder:

(1) This Order may be cited as Prices Regulation OrderNo. 371.

(2) I: fix and declare the maximum prices at which the classesor kinds of timber specified in the Price List may besold by members of the ?12ar.yborough Timber Merchants'Association, Post Office Box No. 106, Maryborough,Queensland, as from 30th April, 1941, to the classes ofbuyers specified in the first column of the Schedule con-tained hereunder, to be those set out in the Price List,less rates of discount specified in -the second and thirdcolumns of the said .Schedule opposite each such classof buyyer,. and subject to the terms and conditions of thePrice List except insofar as they are varied by thisOrder.

(3) In this Order the "Price List" means the Price List issuedby the Maryborough Timber Merchants' Association,bearing date 1st January, 1937.

THE SCHEDULE.

Class of Buyer.

Trade ..

Other than Trade

Paled this sixth day of June, 1941.

Rate of Discount.

'Prude.

10 pèr cent.Nil

trash.

5 per cent.21 per cent.

1): B. COPLANDCommonwrealih Prices Commissioner.

COMMONWEALTH OF ailsiR.A i,i A.

NATIONAL SECURITY (PRICES) REGULATIONS.PRICES REGULATION ORDER No. 372.

TimberBorneo Cedar Plywoods and Veneers.

INpursuance of theSecurity (Prices)

Commonwealth PricesOrder :=--

(1) This OrderNo. 372,

powers conferred . upon me by the NationalRegulations, I, Douglas Berry Copland,

Commissioner, hereby make the following

may be cited as Prices Regulation Order

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(2) I fix and declare the maximum prices at which the classesor kinds of. Borneo Cedar P1ywoods and Veneer's specifiedin the Price List may be sold aC°. from 20th December,1940, by Veneer and Plywood Pty. Ltd.; Federal -road,Glebe, New South Wales, to be those set out in the saidList subject to the terms and conditions of that List.

(3) In this Order " Price List " lnea is the Price List, dated7th January, 1941, issued by Veneer and PlywoodPty. Ltd.

Dated this third day of Jlr,a11, 19.11.

D. B. COPLA NDCommonwealth PriceS Commissioner.

C'O \9 MON W EM.7'i-I. OF A Li 8'i'HA Lr .1.

NATIONAL SECURITY (PRICES) REGULATIONS.PRICES REGULATION ORDER No. 373.

IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon me by the NationalSecurity (Prices) Regulations, I, Douglas Berry Copland,

Commonwealth Prices Commissioner, hereby make the followingOrder:(1) This Order may be cited as Prices Regulation Order

No. 373.(2) Prices Regulation Order No. 327 is hereby repealed.(3) I fix and declare the maximum prices at which the classes

or kinds of Dried Fruits specified in the May Price Listmay be sold by wholesale. by the Australian Dried FruitsAssociation, 46 Queen - street, Melbourne or its registeredagents and distributors, as ifrom 9th day, 1941, to bethose set out in the said Price List subject to the termsand conditions of that List.

(4) I fix and declare the maximum price at which Prunes maybe sold by wholesale by the Australian Dried FruitsAssociation or its registered agents and distributors asfrom._ 1st March, 1.941, to be those set o>lt in. March PriceLists subject to the terms a.nd conditions of those Lists.

( 5) J_ fix and declare the maximum price at which the classesor kinds of Dried Tree Fruits specified in the March-andMay Price Lists may be sold by retail to be the prevailingprice.

(6) I fix and declare the maximum prices at which the classesor kinds of Dried Vine Fruits and Prunes purchased atprices specified in the March .Price Lists may be sold byretail to be the prevailing price. plus one halfpenny perpound.

(7) I fix and declare the maximum prices at which the classesor kinds of Dried Vine Fruits purchased at pricesspecified in the May Price Lists may be sold by retail tobe the prevailing price plus one penny per pound.

(S) In this Order the " March Price Lists " and the "MayPrice List " mean the licence and terms and conditionsof sale for the season 1941 relative to the 1941 pack ofDried Vine Fruits and Dried Tree, Fruits (includingPrunes) issued- by the said Association and beairing thedates of 24th February, 1941., . and 9th. May,- 1941,respectively.

(9) In this' "preva.ililig price" means in relation to. thesale of any Dried Fruit the

. price at which .that fruit-was sold by _retail on 31st March, -1940, or if no salewas made on that date on the last Preceding date onwhich such sale was made at the same place and subjectto the same terms and conditions.

Dated this sixth day of June, 1941.

D. B. -COPL ANDCommonwealth Prices Commissioner.

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COMMONWEALTH OF ,ALthTItALIA.

NATIONAL SECURITY (PRICES)'. REGULATIONS.PRICES REGULATION ORDER No. 3 74.

TIMBER.

N pursuance of 'the powers conferred upon ni.e by the NationalSecurity (Prices) Regulations, I, Douglas Berry Copland,

Co]nmonwealth Prices Commissioner, hereby make the followingOrder :

(1) This Order may be cited as Prices Regulation OrderNo. 374. .

(2) I fix and declare the makiinUm prices at which the classesor. kinds of timber specified in the Price List may besold as from 1st April, 1941, by members of the Sydneyand Suburban. Timber Merchants' Association Ltd., 2Carrington- street, Sydney, to be those set out in the saidList; subject to the terms and conditions of that List.

(3) In this Order the " Price List " means the Price List dated1.st April, 1.941, issued by the Sydney S. Suburban TimberMerchants' Association Ltd.

(4) Prices Regulation Order No. 315 is repealed.Dated this seventh day of June, 1941.

D. B. COPLANDConirnonwealth Prices Commissioner.

CUMMO1V14'EALTIi OF AUSTRALIA.

NATIONAL SECURITY (PRICES) REGULATIONS.PRICES REGULATION ORDER No. 375.

BRANBAGS.

powers conferred upon me by the NationalRegulations, I, Douglas Berry Copland,

Commissioner, hereby make the followingP pursuance of the

Security (Prices)Commonwealth PricesOrder :

(1) This OrderNo. 375.

(2) I fix and declare the maximum price at which new branbagsmay be sold to be the sum of the following amounts :

(a) Landed cost at port of importation.(b) Costs, which in the opinion of the Commissioner,

were properly incurred by the importer sub-sequent to landing at the port of importation andprior to sale, including transport to the placeof sale.

(c) Margin of 4d. per dozen.Provided that for the purposes of this Order the landed

costs of old and new stocks of branbags at port of importa-tion may be averaged in accordance with the teiins andprovisions of Prices Regulation Order No. 100 to determine the landed cost at port of importation.

(3) Paragraphs 9 and 10 of Prices Regulation Order No. 15

are hereby repealed.Dated this sixth day of Jude, 1941.

may be cited as Prices Regulation Order

D. B. COPLANDCommonwealth Prices Commissioner.

COMMON WEALTH. OF AI'STRA

NATIONAL SECURITY (PRICES) REGULATIONS.PRICES REGULATION ORDER No. 376,

WEATHERPROOF BRAIDED AERIAL CABLE.

T pursuance of the powers conferred upon me by the NationalSecurity (Prices) Regulations, I, Douglas Berry Copland,

Commonwealth Prices Commissioner, hereby make the followingOrder :

(.1) This Order may be cited as Prices Regulation OrderNo. 376.

(2) I fix and declare the -maximum prices at which the classesand sizes of weatherproof braided aerial cable specifiedin the 'first eohwnu of the Schedule contained :hereundermay be sold by Metal Iainjfaet.urers Ltd., :360 Coffins-

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street, Melbourne, as from 15th May, 1941, to be thatset out in the second column of the said Schedule oppositeeach such class and size.

(3) Prices Regulation Order No. 157 is repealed.

TM+, SCHEDULE.

Class and size of Weatherproof Braided Aerial liable. Maximum Priceper 1,000 yards.

Double Braided Red-£ S. cl.

7 /.036 inches .. 10 14 07%.044 inches .. 12 16 67/.064 inches . 23 1.8 0

Paper Double Braided Red -7/.036 inches . 12 .5 07/.044 inches .. 15 1 67/.064 inches .. -26 3 O

7/.080 inches .. f 38 4 019/.052 inches .. 46 11 619/.064 inches .. 64 1. 619/.083 inches .. 101 14 t)

Double Braided Black-7/ .036 inches .. 8 19 67/.044 inches .. 12 6 67/.064 inches .. 22 18 07/.080 inches . 35 2 0

19/.052 inches .. 42 19 619/.064 inches .. 60 14 0

Triple Braided Black-7/.036 inches .. 10 18 67/.044 inches .. 14 7 67/.064 inches .. 26 1 07/.080 inches .. 38 15 0

19/.052 inches .. 47 4 619/.064 inches .. 65 3 0

Dated this seventh day of June, 1941.

D. B. COPLANDCommonwealth Prices Commissioner.

COMMON WEA L'í`II OF AUSTRALIA,

NATIONAL SECURITY (PRICES) REGULATIONS.PRICES REGUL.ATION ORDER No. 377.

YARNS -- WOOLLEN OR CONTAINING WOOL -HAND KNITTING YARNSMANUFACTURED BY ALEXANDRIA !SPINNING MILLS PTY. LTD.

IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon me by the NationalSecurity (Prices) Regulations, I, Douglas Berry Copland,

Commonwealth Prices Commissioner, do hereby make the followingOrder

(1) This Order may be cited as Prices Regulation OrderNo. 377.

(2) Prices Regulation Order No. 318 is hereby repealed.(3) I fix and declare the maximum price at which hand- knitting

woollen 'yarns of the types manufactured by the saidcompany and specified in the first column of the saidSchedule, may be sold, as from 3rd January, 1941, by thesaid company to any distributor to be the prevailing price,plus the amount in pence per pound set out in the secondcolumn of the said Schedule opposite each such type;

(4) Í fix and declare the maximum price at which hand - knittingwoollen yarns of the types specified in the third paragraphof this Order may be sold, as from 3rd January, 1941,by any distributor to be the maximum price fixed in thatparagraph, plus such percentage of such maximum price,by way of commission to that distributor, as was receivedby him on any similar transaction on 14th November,1940, or if no such transaction was entered into on 14thNovember, 1940, on the last preceding date on which anysuch transaction at the same place and subject to the sameterms and conditions was . entered into;

(5) I fix . and declare the maximum price at which hand- knittingyears of the types specified in the first column of the saidSchedule may . be sold by retail as from 3rd January, 1941,to be that set out in the third column of the said Scheduleopposite each such type; and

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In this Order " prevailing price ".means in relation to thesale- of one or niOre of the types of hand - knitting woollenyarns manufactured by the. said company and specified inthe .first . column of the said Schedule, whether by anymanufacturer or distributor thereof, the price at whichthat type was sold by such manufacturer or distributor,respectively, on 14th November, 1940 or, if no sale wasmade on that date, on the last preceding date on whichany such sale wa.s made at ihc same place and subject tothe same terms and conditions.

THE SCHEDULE.

'!'ype of liandknittiug Voollen Paru. Pence per lb. Pence per Unit.

Sunglo 2, 3 and 4 ply ..Sunglo Baby Wool . .

Sunbeam 2, 3 and 4 ply ..Sunbeam Baby Wool ..Super Crochet WoolSuper Crepe Wool ..Super Double Crochet WoolSuper Double Crepe WoolWilga 2, 3 and 4 ply ..Gypsy Wool ..Silk and Wool BallsSilk and Wool SkeinsAndalusian ..ShetlandBrenda .. ..Brigade Wool . .Quicknit Wool . .

Brush Wool ..Saltspray' (White)Saltspray (Navy)..Wynyard 4 ply ..

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5(1

5-5.887188s88

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11 per -1 oz.121 per 1 oz.IO per 1 oz.i.ls- per J. oz.10 per J. oz.10 per 1 oz.101 per 1 oz.lOi per i oz.9 per 1 oz.

. 21.1 per 2 oz.22 per 2 oz.13f- per 1t oz.71 per I oz.

lot per 1 oz.20 per 2 oz.8 per 1 oz.8 per 1 oz.7f per 1 oz.S per I. oz.9 per 1 oz.7 per 1oz.

Dated this twenty -sixth day of May, 1941.

D. B. COPLANDCommonwealth Prices Commissioner.

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA.

NATIONAL SECURITY (PRICES) REGULATIONS.PRICES REGULATION ORDER No. 378.

REFRIGERATORS.

powers conferred- -upon me by the NationalRegulations, I, Douglas Berry Copland,Commissioner, hereby make the following

IN pursuance of theSecurity (Prices)

Commonwealth PricesOrder

(1) This OrderNo. 378.

(2) I fix and declare the maximum price at which the model ofElectrolux Gas or Kerosene Refrigerator specified in thefirst column of the Schedule contained hereunder may besold by retail as from 6th May, 1941, to be that set outin the second column of the said Schedule opposite eachsuch model.

may be cited as Prices Regulation Order

THE SCHEDULE.

Model of Refrigerator. Mar X1111111111 Prices.

1..+2I,V ..L.380 . .

LK.550

£476681

s. d.15 017 65 O.

Dated this sixth day of June, 1941.D. B. COPLAND.

Commol'wealtli Prices Commissioner.

Commonwealth Gazette 1349 No. 119.-19th June, 1941:

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA.

NATIONAL- SECURITY (PRICES) REGULATIONS.PRICES REGULATION ORDER No. 379.

BUTTER.

IN pursuance of the powers -conferred upon me by the NationalSecurity (Prices) Regulations, I, Douglas Berry Copland,

Commonwealth Prices Commissioner, hereby make the followingOrder :

(1) This Order may be cited as Prices Regulation OrderNo. 379.

(2) I fix and declare the maximum price at which " Committee "butter, as manufactured for the South Australian ButterManufacturers' Association, may be sold, by wholesale orretail in South Australia as from 26th April, 1941, to bethe prevailing- price plus d. per lb.

(3) In this Order " prevailing price " means in relation to anytrader the price at which the said " Committee " butter-was sold by that trader -by wholesale or retail as the casemay be on 25th. April, 1941, or if no sale was made onthat date, on the last preceding date on which. such salewas made, at the sane place and subject, to the same termsand conditions.

Dated this ninth day of June, 1941.D. B. COPLAND

Commonwealth Prices Commissioner.

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA.

NATIONAL SECURITY (PRICES) REGULATIONS.PRICES RE(a1TLATI.ON ORDER No. 380.

IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon me by the NationalSecurity (Prices) Regulations, I, Douglas Berry Copland,

Commonwealth Prices Commissioner, hereby make the followingOrder .

(1) This Order may be cited .a.s Prices Regulation OrderNo. 380.

(2) Prices Regulation Order No. 313 is hereby repealed.(3) I fix and declare the maximum price at which any grade,

brand or quality of tea may be sold by retail as from 12thMay, 1941, to be the prevailing price plus 2d. per lb.

(4) T. fix and declare the maximum price at which. any grade,brand or quality of tea may-be sold by wholesale a.s from12th 11Iay, .1941, to be the prevailing price plus 1 c1. per lb.

(5) In this Order "Prevailing Price " means, in relation to anytrader, the price at which any grade, brand or quality oftea was sold by that trader by wholesale or retail, as thecase may be, on 7th January, 1941., or if no sale was madeon that date, on the last preceding date on which suchsale was :made, at the same place and subject to the sameterms 011(1 conditions.

Dated this twenty- eiglllh day of 11fay, 1941.

D. B. COPLANDCommonwealth Prices Conrrlrissioner.

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Rule.

National Security Act 1939-1940 S.R. 1941,.

No. 138National Security (Statistics) Regulations 0 3

ROBERT G. MENZIES, Prime Minister.

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