An unusual case was heard in the Supreme Court at NoXh last week, when T^ R ]i a ? a plamitiff, who was age that ho was ia the habit or tam grandfather's niiik to the factory at AVooaviUe. In April, ms, L toak the rrulk as usual, and afterwards proceeds to get water out of a trough in order to wash his cans. There was on,ly """ "■'""'- "cross tlh© trough, on which "" ""» and whie in tho act 01 dipping for water with a bucket, the board slipped off the top and let him down into the water, which was boiling hot. The defence was a generall denial of liability on the grounds that though the company was under contract to take milk when delivered at the factorv it! was entirely optional whether tflie plaintiff took the hot water or not. \f ha did take it he took it at bis own risk. 1 out's retirement, the jury • ; th a verdict for the plaintiff for £75. Marie Tempest wrote:—"l have much pleasure ia expressing my satisfaction in using our Glycerose Vanishing Cream. I have found it most soothing and healing, and it is most excellent for sunburn. I shall be obliged if you will, send me another pot." Buy Glycerose Vanishing Cream from your chemist—2s a jar; or 2s 3d by post from Glycerose Agents, Box 210, Christchurch. tsi)
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Timaru Herald, Volume CVIII, Issue 16822, 30 May 1919, Page 11
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