THE MILK QUESTION

New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11246, 26 June 1922, Page 6

THE MILK QUESTION

POINTS TO BE REMEMBERED. K Tho attention of householders a called to an advertisement in our advertising columns in which appears the names of all agents authorised to date to sell milk coupon®. It ia understood to be the intention of tK* management to arrange a further limited number of selling agencies and particulars of those will be advertised' later, after the necessary arrangements have been made. To suit the convenience, of the public at present dealing with the vendor.-; who arc to continue to deliver milk until July 9th (the date the council is to take over all deliveries to householders) arrangements have been made with the vendors, except for Block 4 (Messrs Goriie and Afalier) to accept milk coupons in lieu of caah or payment by Account, and householders may, if tliev so derire, act accordingly. Where deliveries are now being made by the council in the No. 3 Block householders arc advised that after to-dav (Monday) they must tender milk coupons for the milk required by them and tliat on no account after to-day day will any milk be delivered by the council’s roundsmen for retail supply except in exchange for eurii coupons. Householders are ah*> notified that they are required, if they have not already done so, to leave in their receptacles whatever additional coilpbns art duo for milk delivered by tho council to this block in the meantime.

Cream coupons, although now on jpale, must not bo tendered to any /roundsman prior to July 9tli, but any cream required may be obtained at licensed dairies for cash as heretofore.