NEWS IN BRIEF.
THREE CLASSES OF EGOS. BY GABLE—PRESS ASSOCIATION—COPYRIGH'j ‘ ■ PARIS, Dec; 22; The court, in giving judgment in a case involving the sale of eggs, laid down three categories, viz., new laid or eating eggs,, which must: be . sold within a, fortnight of being laid, in summer- and within a. month in ; winter; I fresh eggs, which have undergone any treatment for use in the kitchenand thirdly, preserved eggs, which must be so labelled. . ■ LONDON TO BAGDAD. •• ‘‘ . • . BAGDAD, Dec 22. Major-General Sir Sefton Brancken, who is inspecting the London-India air routes, has arrived. He expressed the opinion that there were only 80 miles of difficult flying country between Loudon and Bagdad. REDS IN AUSTRIA. VIENNA, Dec. 22. The police are taking strenuous measures against Communists, expelling foreign emissaries and prohibiting meetings. They proclaimed the Austrian section of the Red International to be illegal.
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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 24 December 1924, Page 5
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