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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIII, Issue 73, 8 March 1933, Page 11

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"I think, your Honour, that it is understood that the sheep arc not frozen before they nre killed,” said counsel in the Supreme Court, Napier, yesterday morning, during the hearing of a claim brought by the Hawke’s Hay Electric Power Board against Borthwick (Australasia), Ltd. "You are '.earning something new’ every day from this case,” replied His Honour, Mr Justice Blair. "I think I can safely say, however, that despite your assumption there is a frost in the killing industry.” (Laughter). Il» rno't dis.e> nun; housewives use ' XhS VINEGAR. It’s so i '• p'-.* > -'t so tull-flavoured and • . i. .. -J hi X> w Zealand. Sold io .1, ~i i,.iik Al! s'iures.