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i "PRIME CANTERBURY.". That "Prime Canterbury" Is still a popular description with meat dealers in Great Britain was recently demonstrated, when an official of 'the X.Z. ileat Producers' Board in London purchased Ayrshire lamb as Canterbury. The question of a prosecution was gone into, Lut it was considered that under the Merchandise Marks Act it would be necessary to produce an invoice or ii ■ description in writing, and this apparently was not available. It is understood that the Act may he amended shortly, so that it will be less difficult to obtain a prosecution when fraudulent descriptions have been given.
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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 103, 5 May 1926, Page 4
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