Notices to Correspondents.
Bakbr.—Our correspondent inquires:—Feeling At a loss in reference to the necessary requirements to carry out the Act, I would feel obliged if you, sir, or any of your readers would kindly answor tho following: lßt, What kind of loaves arc to bo initialed ? 2nd, Will the baker boys' have to carry scaleß with them to weigh the stale bread? and, 3rd, tho Initials, must they be letters, or what tho bakers term dotted? A word from our worthy Mayor would bo very acceptable, aa he is a praotical baker.—[l. Every French loaf and bulch loaf. 2. Tho Act docs not state. If, however, the loaves are not full weight, doubtless it would be necessary. 3. Tho Act only provides that they shall be stamped in Roman letters at least ono inch in length at the time of stamping, and figures In Arabic, numerically of like length at the time of stamping.— Ed. E.S.]
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Auckland Star, Volume XXI, Issue 4193, 24 November 1883, Page 2
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