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Press, Volume XCV, Issue 28260, 24 April 1957, Page 3

AN ANNOUNCEMENT FROM !!' THE N.Z. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH J)' ||sS;!"- g •" DAMAGED DISHES ARE DANGEROUS! ■ . 1 1 j \J \ 1: J ). . . . and so are dirty ones! Vta we eat in restaurants, hotels, cafeterias and milk-bars, we put our trust in the cleanhness of the proprietor and staff. We trust to the cleanliness of their personal habits, of their hands and fingernails and of the food and utensils they serve us. How can the public help ? By demanding the high standards which are public RIGHTS set out in our food hygiene and eatinghouse laws to guard the nation’s health. You can feel confident that any offensive practice you notice is against these regulations. Unsanitary food-serving, food-fingering, chipped or dirty dishes, should be drawn to the attention of the proprietor. See that the food retail and eating shops you patronize give the clean, healthful service to which you are entitled. Play your part As a clean customer who shuns fingering food he does not take, keeps coughs and sneezes well away from food, and always washes hands before eating. What’s good for food retailers is good for the home So check that your kitchen practices are impeccable. Wash dishes in very hot water; don’t use soiled tea towels; wash hands frequently—always after the toilet, nose-blowing, etc., and before handling food. Keep food cool and protected from flies, vermin and dust. DON’T LCT GERMS REACH THE FAMILY FOOD II r 1 I Til "Health”, quarterly journal published by the Department of Health is free to fIL nLI II t^!Ose interested in healthy living. If you belong to a club or organisation ask your secretary about it; if not, send your name and address (in block letters) to ‘The Editor, “Health”, Box 5013, Wellington’. 2.7 WP7/W9. FZ' Z y TANSON MARBLE ySfllß- 7 TERRAZZO Prices on Application 71 Moorhouse Avenue mJ ’Phone 70-855.

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