§ 1. The present ration period is 14 days.
§ 2. Rations per period per head except where otherwise stated.
§ Bread—
ozs. | |
Males over 7 years | (per day) 21 |
Children under 7 years | (per day) 10½ |
Others | (per day) 14 |
ozs. | |
Cheese | 7 |
Flour | 14 |
Sugar | 21 |
Rice | 7 |
Egg powder | 3½ |
Frozen meat | 7* |
Corned beef | 7 |
*Three times a week to all persons over 7. Children between 2 and 7 years receive half ration. |
§ 3. Certain commodities are issued on a reduced scale according to the number of persons in the family. For an average family of five persons the following is the scale, per ration period except where otherwise stated:
Coffee | 28 ozs. |
Fats | 49 ozs. |
Edible oil | 40 fluid ozs. |
Tea | 7 ozs. |
§ 4. The following extra commodities were issued for an average family of five persons for the ration period beginning 15th November:
Boiled sweets | 24 ozs. |
Sardines | 3 tins |
Pea-nuts | 7 ozs. |
Sweet biscuits | 7 ozs. |
Jam | 3½ ozs. |
§ 5. Unrationed commodities which are for sale freely at controlled prices are:
- Paste.
- Dried milk.
- Tinned fish.
- Cocoa.
- Local citrus fruit.
- Locally slaughtered meat.
- Locally produced eggs, poultry, rabbits, and cheese.—These items are expensive in view of short supply.
- Arrangements have been made for the import of fresh eggs from Egypt.
- Locally produced wine.
- Galletti, a popular local pastry