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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2197, 9 July 1914, Page 8

."I've no doubt it,would be a /very great benefit," said Dr. Trilby King, .in referring to the question of muuicipalisation of the milk supply during the course <if His lecture at the Town Hall last night. In the meantime, the correct thing to do was to get the best' milk available from ..the -.best;,dairy. Many cases of disease arose from tho fact that the milk was {in top bad a stato for consumption 'before ever it got. to the purchaser's ■ house. In his opinion it wi)uld'be desirable if wo had in;. New Zealand the '.electrical treatment of milk, which he saw-being practised in Liverpool, .because *]'** ■treatment, without altering {the vital properties of the. milk, killed the germs—it electrocuted: them. ".

•On account .of'.Mr. 'John Ch.er.tsey, oiie : Corriedale -, stud;; ram, 20giis.;'tWo others 17igns., each;, thirteen averaged £9 7s. ..

'■;• Mr: G. E. iJoaeh, of Hastings, has been re-elected, unopposed to. represent the Middle YVard-on tho Hawkp'sßaj' •Education ; 13bard.—Special ' correspondent.' V ; ''■: .■ .' ..■'': -'• '■■:■'=■ ..

." ,-Tlio nincteen-yenr-old'Earl of Latlioin Paiiß ,onc sentimental and livo 'comic .songs' at a- county concert in. Lancashire wwflutlv; ■