| 8 S. | 1911.9th March | WestminsterMr. Horace Smith) | MILK.Frank Smith, Selham Farm, Petworth, Sussex | Milk, taken from a churn at Victoria Station, in course of delivery, 14 per cent. of fat abstracted | The defendant called evidence tracing the milk from the cows, and showing that it had not been tampered with, and the Magistrate expressed himself as satisfied that the milk had been sold as it came from the cows, and dismissed the summons. |
| 59.S. | 9th March | WestminsterMr. Horace Smith) | Herbert Henry Jones, 15, Brewer Street, Westminster | Selling, at Ashley Place, milk, 6.7 per cent. of added water | Warranty proved. Summons dismissed. |
| 85 N. | 10th March | Marlborough Street (Mr. Mead) | Daniel P. Evans, 8, Upper Marylebone Street | Selling, at Carlisle Street, milk, 6 per cent. of added water | Warranty proved. Summons dismissed. |
| 109 N. | 21st March | Bow Street(Mr. Marsham) | Martha Harris, 38, Bow Street, W.C. | 7 per cent. of fat abstracted | The Magistrate ordered the defendant to pay 12s 6d. costs, without inflicting a fine, having regard to the good management of the defendant's business by herself and predecessors for many years past. |
| 155 N. and 179 N. | 29th March | Bow StreetMr. Marsham) | John Timothy, 45, Greek Street | Selling, in Gerrard Street and Charing Cross Road, milk, containing respectively 7 and 4 per cent. of added water | Summonses withdrawn, as the police had not served them so as to leave 14 clear days between the service and the hearing, and that they were consequently bad. (See also 324 N.) |
