STAUGHTERING AND INSPECTION REGULATION.
WELLINGTON, Apiil 4. Regulations tinder the Slaughtering and Inspection Act will appear in tlie Gazette. They provide for the registration and licensing of all slaughterhouses, and that for the purposes of licensing the colony is to be divided into nine districts. Existing licenses are to continue in force until the 30th June next, but the local authority concerned must before issuing any license-, transmit the application for the approval of the Minister of AgiicuHure. Brands are to be affixed to every carcahe, -whether intended for local consumption or export, and tinged ;neat m& ski fee stamped Thg
fee foi the registiution of an abattoir is £o fiul foi a license en ;mnu,'l f\.e oi £1 Tho in junior, fe^s foi live &iock mv\ meat it .slaughterhouse are fixed at 4d fur c-veiy he'd vi ca<ile and 3^d for eveiy 12 (or fraction of 12) calves sh^ep. or p^'s. Whpie thp total amount of 1-iMx.c'ion fees paid in 12 months does rot ...mount to £200, that sum is, recuuied to be made up v.iib. the last paymont.
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Otago Witness, Issue 2456, 10 April 1901, Page 71
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180STAUGHTERING AND INSPECTION REGULATION. Otago Witness, Issue 2456, 10 April 1901, Page 71
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