INSPECTION OF MILK.
DUNEDIN, this day. In connection with Dr.. Mason's advocacy of municipal milk depots, the Dunedin and Suburban Dairymen's Association has passed a resolution opposing any interference with the present methods of supply. The Association suggests that the inspection of shops selling milk and of carts taking milk brought from outside sources should be placed under control of the Health Department.
DUNEDIN, this day,
At a meeting of the Charitable Aid Board, it was resolved: "That the Board recommend the Government to ■place St. Mary's Orphanage on the list of schools receiving grants, this recommendation to apply to all denominational schools doing work of an equally benevolent character." MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
PALMERSTON NORTH, Thursday. Two houses at Bulls, owned by Mr. McGregor and Mrs. Siddels were totally destroyed by fire this evening. A man named Gf. Buuer, while assisting to remove' furniture, -was seriously injured in the face and eye.' He was brought to the Palmerston Hospital to-night
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 195, 16 August 1907, Page 5
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