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"Evening :rost"> Plioto NEW PLANT AT CITY MILK STATION.— The Milk Department is now completing the installation of a new milk-treatment plant which is a great advance'on the present pasteurising equipment at the station, or, indeed, in New Zealand or Australia! This-one machine takes charge of all processes essential for correct pasteurisation, and time and thermostatic controls ensure exact treatment of every gallon of milk. Stainless steel is used wherever milk touches metal, facilitating scrupulous cleanliness. On tlieleft the. machine is closed as for operation; on the right the enclosing panels are opened back and the racks in which the milk is cooled after pasteurisation are shown swung out for inspection. Steam and boiling water attend to complete sterilisation. A descriptive article appears in this issue.

■ -.■... '~'.'.•'■■■ ■ .-...' ''••■:;< '■ ■; '■'■ :'• "EvciUug.'Fost" Photo. SCHOOLBOY. RUGBY AT KELBURN.- PARK.— Selected"<boy* from the many primary schools Vof Wellington taking.'part yesterday afternoon in- inter-zone"matches at Kelburn; Park. .The photograph shows the games' iri progress on Kelburn Park, a favourite sports area in the centre of the city, with '.'■■"■ '■:".,:' Kelburn Parade ,in ■ the background, ■. ,\ . .:,-,..'■

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Evening Post, Volume CXVIII, Issue 30, 4 August 1934, Page 17

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"Evening :rost"> Plioto NEW PLANT AT CITY MILK STATION.—The Milk Department is now completing the installation of a new milk-treatment plant which is a great advance'on the present pasteurising equipment at the station, or, indeed, in New Zealand or Australia! This-one machine takes charge of all processes essential for correct pasteurisation, and time and thermostatic controls ensure exact treatment of every gallon of milk. Stainless steel is used wherever milk touches metal, facilitating scrupulous cleanliness. On tlieleft the. machine is closed as for operation; on the right the enclosing panels are opened back and the racks in which the milk is cooled after pasteurisation are shown swung out for inspection. Steam and boiling water attend to complete sterilisation. A descriptive article appears in this issue. ■ -.■... '~'.'.•'■■■ ■ .-...' ''••■:;< '■ ■; '■'■ :'• "EvciUug.'Fost" Photo. SCHOOLBOY. RUGBY AT KELBURN.- PARK.—Selected"<boy* from the many primary schools Vof Wellington taking.'part yesterday afternoon in- inter-zone"matches at Kelburn; Park. .The photograph shows the games' iri progress on Kelburn Park, a favourite sports area in the centre of the city, with '.'■■"■ '■:".,:' Kelburn Parade ,in ■ the background, ■. ,\ . .:,-,..'■ Evening Post, Volume CXVIII, Issue 30, 4 August 1934, Page 17

"Evening :rost"> Plioto NEW PLANT AT CITY MILK STATION.—The Milk Department is now completing the installation of a new milk-treatment plant which is a great advance'on the present pasteurising equipment at the station, or, indeed, in New Zealand or Australia! This-one machine takes charge of all processes essential for correct pasteurisation, and time and thermostatic controls ensure exact treatment of every gallon of milk. Stainless steel is used wherever milk touches metal, facilitating scrupulous cleanliness. On tlieleft the. machine is closed as for operation; on the right the enclosing panels are opened back and the racks in which the milk is cooled after pasteurisation are shown swung out for inspection. Steam and boiling water attend to complete sterilisation. A descriptive article appears in this issue. ■ -.■... '~'.'.•'■■■ ■ .-...' ''••■:;< '■ ■; '■'■ :'• "EvciUug.'Fost" Photo. SCHOOLBOY. RUGBY AT KELBURN.- PARK.—Selected"<boy* from the many primary schools Vof Wellington taking.'part yesterday afternoon in- inter-zone"matches at Kelburn; Park. .The photograph shows the games' iri progress on Kelburn Park, a favourite sports area in the centre of the city, with '.'■■"■ '■:".,:' Kelburn Parade ,in ■ the background, ■. ,\ . .:,-,..'■ Evening Post, Volume CXVIII, Issue 30, 4 August 1934, Page 17

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