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City of Westminster 1908

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No. of Sample.Date of Hearing.Court and Magistrate.Name and Address of Defendant.Offence.Result.
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795 N.1908. 17th DecemberMarlborough Street (Mr. Mead)Percy Harris, 62, Old Comp-ton Street, Solio10 per cent, of added waterFined £2 and £1 3s. costs.
898 N.17th DecemberMarlborough Street (Mr. Mead)John Bonner, 15, Sherwood Street. W.30 per cent, of fat abstractedWarranty proved. Summons dismissed.
712 S.18th DecemberW estminster (Mr. Horace Smith)J. Cridlan and Son, Ltd., 14, Bishops Road, Paddington, W.Selling at 60, Lower Sloane Street, milk from which 5 per cent, of fat had been abstracted£1 Is. costs.
* _18th DecemberWestminster (Mr. Horace Smith)London Pure Milk Association, Ltd., 4, Eccleston Street, Eaton Square, W.Selling milk from vehicle without having name and address thereon2s. costs (see note below).
* The defendants' solicitors raised two points in this case, one that the milk was sold from sealed bottles and not from the vehicle, and the other, that there was no evidence that the defendants were selling milk at all, as there had been no purchase by the Inspector or analysis made, The Magistrate, under the circumstances, dismissed the summons on the payment of 2s. costs.
957 N31st DecemberMarlborough Street (Mr. Mead)John Brooker, 24, Peter Street, Soho, W.13 per cent, of added waterFined £1 10s, and £1 3s. costs.
787 S1909. 22nd JanuaryWestminster (Mr. Horace Smith)Mrs. Maria Brooman, 2, Carey Street5 per cent, of added waterFined 10s. and 12s. 6(2. costs.
160 S1908.Westminster (Mr. Curtis Bennett)BUTTER.Selling as butter a substance containing 86 per cent, of foreign fatFined £2 and £1 3s, costs.
3rd AprilWilliam G-iessler (trading as G-iessler and Son), 5, Westmoreland Street
267 S19th JuneWestminster (Mr. Horace Smith)John Adams, 9, More ton Street, S.W.Selling as butter a substance containing 82 per cent, of foreign fatFined £1 and £3 3s. costs.

As the City Solicitors gathered from a letter of the defendant to the inspector that he was going to plead that the margarine had been
gold by a mistake, they thought it well to have the analyst present who had analysed three unofficial samples, 304 S., 305 S, and 330 S.} purchased
at the same shop.