TOILET REQUISITES
XHCKLACKS A PART
(l.'y Tclc~ni|ili.—Press Association.) GREYMOUTH, This Bay. Two Groymoutli chemists, L. F. Hogg and Williams and Boss, were pvceeeded against by the Inspector of Factories for a breach of the Shops and Offices Aft, section 31. They are charged that, not carrying on exclusively business as chemists, they failed to close their shops from C p.m. The point raised was whether fancy goods, including clocks and bead necklaces, were toilet requisites. The ■Magistrate. Mr. Meldruni, to-day decided that necklaces being used in connection with dressing, could he classed ns toilet requisites, but the clocks not being part of a .special toilet set. should not be exposed for sale after hours. The defendants were convicted and ordered to pay costs.
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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 39, 16 February 1931, Page 10
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123TOILET REQUISITES Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 39, 16 February 1931, Page 10
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