Regulations under the Dairy Industry Aot are to be gazetted to-day. They deal with registered dairies and dairy owners, branding and stamping, and" export of dairy produce. One regulation reads as follows : — "In every case where dairy produoe is condemned by an inspector, ho shall, at the cost and expense of the owner, cause the same to be removed to boiling-down works, soapworkls, or other place where such produce shall be so treated as to be absolutely unfit for human consumption, and the met proceeds (if any) realised therefrom shall be payable to the owner. It shall be theduty of the cwner^to «ssist the inspector in carrying cut the provisions of this clause, and for that purpose to do whatever tihe inspector directs."
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 6596, 21 September 1899, Page 4
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