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Evening Post, Volume XCVIII, Issue 117, 14 November 1919, Page 6

"That the Wellington Dairy Farmers' Co-operative Association, Limited, be informed that its request that milk below standard in solids other than fat be accepted at. the milk station cannot be acceded to. The District Health Officer, states that he is of opinion that: there is no reason for relaxation of the standard, but that any alteration .should rather be in the opposite direction.'. Such was the nature of a report made to the City Council Milk Committee last night. The report was adopted. Doctors' Cream o' Groats is ma-dc in a model Southland mill fuom choicest picked oats. Invaluable for invalids.—Advt. No Rubbing Laundry Help with Golden Rale Soap is our favourite blend for washing all clothes clean without rubbing. C. H. Bonthron, Hopperstreet. —Advt. Tress stands for value in the Hat I World. See our new opening of Tress and Company's hats and caps. Geo. Fowlds, Ltd., Manners-street.—Advt. Ladies! Lessen work. Avoid clamago when shifting. Engage us, motorvan ; also careful, skilful men sent. The New Zealand Express Company, 87-91,-Customhouse-quay.—Advt. C. Smith, Ltd., are malting & special feature this week of wool and jute rugs. They are really a beautiful lot, and should interest anyone seeking a serviceable- rug for hearth, bedside, hall, etc. Tho sizes rango from, 2x4 feet to 9 x 9 feet, and are priced from 15s 6d to £6 19s 6d. Sco these in our up-to-date Furnishing Department (first door), "The People's Store," 96-102, Cuba-street, Wellington.—Advt.