This citation refers to a 1942 decision of the Queensland Industrial Court concerning basic wage determinations for workers in the bacon manufacturing and meat preserving industry in South-Eastern Queensland. The decision was published in the Queensland Industrial Gazette. Without access to the full text of the judgment, it is not possible to summarise the specific reasoning, findings, or orders made by the court. These types of decisions typically involved setting minimum wages and conditions for workers in specific industries during the World War II period, when wage fixation was heavily influenced by wartime economic controls and cost-of-living adjustments.