WELLINGTON'S MILK SUPPLY.
CTIAJiGE AGAINST A VENDOR. (Press Association Telegram.* WELLINGTON, July 30. In a ease which fame before Mr D. G A. Cooper. S.M., in tho Alagistratok Court to-day, Donald Cook, a milk vendor of Kiibirnie, was charged with selling milk not obtained from a registered dairy. Mr Alexander Conic, dairy inspector to*tho Agricultural Department, <_t,i--nrt that none of the premises were in a lit state to compiv with te Dairv Lkliimliv A t as regards ieg-s----tration. In fact, one of the dam m was in a very ia-d state. In arm cause a supplier to deleridnnt Jiad no floor of any kind in Jiis milking Gr-J. Defendant, who had been warned < n the 28th of June and still persisted in taking milk from tins supplier, should have known better, as he had been a registered dairyman previous to coming to Wellington •_ He was convicted and lined £••> and £'! 10s costs. hr charge was laid U the City Council.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XLV, Issue 3996, 31 July 1915, Page 4
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159WELLINGTON'S MILK SUPPLY. Gisborne Times, Volume XLV, Issue 3996, 31 July 1915, Page 4
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