CONTAMINATED MILK.
. sold ~ as CONDITIONS IN ENGLAND. Ins ime- —— the [from our own CORRESPONDENT.] £50 , ow _ London, December 19. the In regard to the sale of milk it is state i that in a large number of cases milk erd' sold in unction with miscellaneoi jol articles in small general shops which ope directly upon the living room of the famil; and the conditions under which it : stored there for sale to the poorer sectic Q . pY of the working class often leaves muc to be desired. One Borough Council hi that ky resolution expressed the opinion th; nate the presence in a milkshop of sue nder art^ 68 as paraffin, loose pickles, fis] a fresh meat, vegetables, or coals, co I® _ stitutes a source of contamination, ai " * renders the shop unsuitable for the sa com- m 'ik- Public analyses have shown th •ii milk has been found to contain as mui jj. as 3.5 grains of dirt per gallon.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15520, 30 January 1914, Page 5
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