N.Z. NEWS IN BRIEF
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Milk and Water In the Greymouth Magistrate *s Court, Wiiliam Robert Cobnm was fined £5, with costs, for selliug milk ^ontaiuing 17 per cent. of added water, ihe defendant said he was unaware chat a defective cooler was aliowiug water to get into the milk. — Press 4ssn. Burglars Active Burglars were active at Carterton on Saturday night, entefing the premises of Feist and Co. and the Cash Cycle Co. In the first instance a emall amount of cash was taken. also a wrisfclet watch, drapery, and grocery goods. In the, second case nothing was taken. Baking Industry With only one dissentient voice, the Auckland Bakers ' Association decided at a special meeting to reject the proposal to place the baking industry witbin the scope of the efficiency plan. The meeting was attended by bakers from all parts ot the province. The folLowiiiy motion was carried: "Having considered the proposed plan submitted b^ the New Zealand executive to the trade, members of the Auckland Association unhesitatingly reject this plan, and oppqse any scliome that will briug the baking industry under the proviaions of the lndustrial Efficiency Act. "
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 192, 31 August 1937, Page 7
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