Public Notice on Ceiling Prices for Tea Sugar Milk and Butter
The Commissioner for Supply orders ceiling prices effective November 9 1946 for tea sugar evaporated milk and butter in Newfoundland. Retail tea 74 cents per pound. sugar 11.70 per 100 pounds wholesale plus transport elsewhere. retail port 13 cents per pound elsewhere 13 72 cents per pound. Evaporated milk prices list multiple brands and tin prices with transport charges capped. Butterline wholesale 28 9 cents per pound green label 34 44 cents per pound retail St John’s 30 cents and green label 36 cents. other districts 31 32 37 38 cents per pound. Prices include transport and insurance limits.
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Newfoundland
Solo
St. John's
St. Barbe
Green Bay
White Bay
St Barbe
Mr. Ryan
Supply
Sth
Defense Price Regulations Order Issued by Commissioner for Supply
Published under the Defense (Price of Goods) Regulations 1941 the commissioner issues an order dated November 9 1946 J S Neill Commissioner for Supply.
Price Control Order Newfoundland 1946 Sugar Limits
The order applies to Newfoundland and Labrador islands with import rules for white and brown sugar from the US or Canada. It fixes price caps at port and non port sales, retail limits per pound, and transportation costs for deliveries, with penalties for violations and revocation of prior orders. The order takes effect midnight November 9, 1946.
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Newfoundland
Labrador
United States of America
Canada
Defence Price Order issued under 1941 regulations
Authority conferred by Defence Price of Goods Regulations 1941 I make this Order dated 9 November 1946 by J. Sneill outlining price controls and regulatory powers for goods.
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A.D
Food Price Control Order for Victory Tea in Newfoundland
The order fixes Victory brand tea at no more than 74 cents per pound for retail sales in Newfoundland, excluding Labrador. It revokes the Food (Current Prices) Order No. 29 of 1943 but preserves penalties. Effective midnight November 9, 1946, the order is cited as Food (Current Prices) Order No. 94.
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A.D
Newfoundland
Labrador
Defence Price Order follows 1941 regulations issued in 1946
The document announces an order under Regulation 2 of the Defence (Price of Goods) Regulations 1941, issued at St. John's on November 9 1946 by J S Neill Commissioner for Supply, published by authority.
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St. John’s
J.S. Neill
J. S. Neill
Food Prices Amendments for Evaporated Milk in 1946 Newfoundland
The amended Food (Current Prices) Order No 92 1946 lowers evaporated milk tins price to 14 1 2 cents for non US origin brands 16 cents for US origin brands excluding Pet Amboy 16 1 2 cents per tin and adds freight and insurance up to one cent within Newfoundland. Orders in the Schedule are revoked with penalties unaffected and the measure takes effect midnight November 9 1946.
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Amboy
United States
Newfoundland
Food Price Order No 95 1946 Amends Per Pound Rates
Regulation 2 powers apply to the Defence Price of Goods Act. The Food Current Prices Order No 95 1946 amends Schedules A B C D replacing them. Effective midnight November 9 1946. Brand Solo Green Label prices shown: per pound thirty cents to thirty seven cents. Includes a dialogue excerpt about jobs and money orders.
Fragmentary private dialogue item found in OCR text
A terse exchange between spouses references taking someone safely amid rough events and questions if any were missed, implying a tense domestic moment. The brief quoted fragments suggest a narrative of safety and concern without clear context or identifiable names.
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