Defence (Sale of Acto) Regulations 1943
These regulations establish penalties for retailers who refuse to sell Acto in barrels or impose conditions beyond paying the price, under the Defence (Price of Goods) Regulations. They define Acto and set the authority and citation, dated June 8, 1943.
Public Health Order on Sugar Prices in 1941 Defence Rules
The Commissioner for Public Health and Welfare issues a price control order under Defence Regulations 1941 setting sugar limits: at port importation one sack of 100 lb up to 2.75 dollars, off port up to 10.75 dollars plus transport, retail per pound 0.12 dollars at port and 0.125 dollars off port. Violations are offences under the Defence Price of Goods Regulations 1941. The Food Current Prices Order No. 9 of 1943 is referenced.
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