Public Notice on Defence Prices of Goods Order 1941 Terms
Public Health and Welfare Commissioner issues an order under the Defence Prices of Goods Regulations 1941 defining Current Price as the price at which a specified food was sold or offered for sale on 15 December 1941. The definition applies with branch and business qualifiers for wholesale retail and multi-branch operations.
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Commissioner For Public Health and Welfare
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J. C. Puddester
Defence (Prices of Goods) Regulations Summary
The Defence Prices of Goods order fixes maximum prices for specified goods and bans sales above these limits. It defines price controlled goods and requires notices of price, with offences for contravention. It covers licensing by the Commissioner for Public Health and Welfare and applies to business sales, including catering conditions and fictitious transactions.
Food Prices Order 1941 Liquid Milk Schedule
Government notice dated December 29 1941 announces The Food Current Prices Order 1941. J C Puddester Welfare signs the document. Schedule lists liquid cow milk including skimmed milk price category.
Emergency Powers Regulations 1941 issued in St John’s
Published by authority under The Emergency Powers Act 1940 the Governor in Commission approves regulations dated December 29 1941 at St John’s.
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St. John's
Price controlled goods regulations and enforcement measures
The Regulation outlines offences for contravening price controls, penalties including fines up to five hundred dollars and imprisonment, and defences for employees acting on employer instructions. It empowers the Commissioner to issue orders, enforce pricing, require invoices, and appoint inspectors to inspect records and premises.
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