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Evening Star, Issue 20117, 6 March 1929, Page 8

PUBITY. Ice- Creams and ices should bo produced by tho continuous gravity systems, and all machines, wher. practicable, must bo synchronised with one another, having the individual drive \ ith direct couple throughout the units. There should be no backhandling during the entire process. To produce a cream or pie of low bacterial count' atmospheric exposures must be eliminated, or the filtered-air methods with internal pressure, as adapted during manufacture by Thomsons, might be introduced. ■A. E. J. BLAKELEY AND W. E. * BAGLEY* Dentists, BANK OB’ AUSTRALASIA (Nest Telegraph Office), Corner of Bond and Rattray streets. Phono 12-359. EUROPEAN REPRESENTATIVES For the ■ •EVENING STAR, Dunedin; MESSRS R. B; BRETT AND SON. 134 FLEET STREET, LONDON, E. 0., 4. COPIES OF PAPERS AND FULL INFORMATION AS TO ADVEB TISING RATES CAN BB OBTAINED AT ABOVE ADDRESS. THE ‘ EVENING STAE>’ DUNEDIN. SUBSCRIPTION: WEEKLY (Delivered), Ninepenco. POSTED TO-ANY ADDRESS IN NEW ZEALAND, 13s per Quarter. ORDERS FOR REGULAR DELIVERIES MAY BB PLACED WITH RUNNERS AND AGENTS OB SENT DIRECT TO THE OFFICE. TELEPHONE: No. 10-269. COUNTRY READERS DESIRING THE STAR' POSTED are requested to address remittances •to THE MANAGER, THE EVENING STAR,’ DUNEDIN, P.O. Box 527.