FISH V. HUMAN FOOD.
o«« JWTO® OF TUB LYTTELTON TIMES. J 0 •~-May I ask, through the medium of wHid /' !l P er > w hosc duty it is to inspect the food > 9 * n our streets for human
Hie/?' 7 ccr * a m knowledge, a member of the thi s “ ree waß some time since asked whether repij C( i ? ca ® e under their province. Having Jjj, n r ln the affirmative, reasons were given tance * tr lng a q ue »tion of such vital imports Bell’ sen .* ; tbe person supposed to „ art ' eb) referred to, which was Was food ; but nothing further Now i the matternot nrenT le ! h ® r tbo P obco did his duty lam u to , Ba y> but l a m persuaded that soon in g sbo “li ( ? C2r tainly be done, and that c °nßcon(.n Pr ° r ldlng a P re7e ntative from fatal •sequences from this cause, xour obedient servant, VIGILANT.
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Lyttelton Times, Volume XL, Issue 3926, 25 August 1873, Page 3
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158FISH V. HUMAN FOOD. Lyttelton Times, Volume XL, Issue 3926, 25 August 1873, Page 3
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