WELLINGTON'S MILK PROBLEM
PROPOSALS FOR ITS SOLUTION. TO UK SI.'BMITTKD TO-DAY, (Special to Times.) WKL'LINV.TuN, Wednesday. If it were not such a constant reproach to the city and such a serious menace to the health of the citizens, there would be a good deal of humour to be extracted from Wellington's perennial trouble over its milk supply. After wrestling with the problem for half-a-dozen years and more, the City Council has inspired a newspaper paragraph announcing that "it is considered practically certain the special committee set up to consider the various phases of the milk problem will be in a position to submit its report to the fiext meeting of the Council on Thursday week," and then the citizens will be asked to contemplate "some of the most important proposals in regard to the milk supply ever placed before a municipal authority in Australasia." Stupendous! Hut, as they are calling out themselves, what the citizens want is milk, more and better, not proposals.
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Waikato Times, Volume 89, Issue 13814, 19 July 1918, Page 6
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