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(/) Summons wrongly worded, and Somerset House
analysis disagreeing as to amount ot adulteration,
l;
(g) 3rd sample bottle burst in Court, 1 ;
(h) Defendant convicted the same day in another Food
and Drugs case, 1.
11 summonses withdrawn—
(a) Contrary proved satisfactorily, 7;
(b) Analyst's certificate irregular, 1 ;
(c) Defective cooler proved, 1;
(d) Dcubt as to warranty, 1;
(e) Legal technicality (28 days limit exceeded), 1.
2 summonses adjourned sine die—
(a) Defendant having left the neighbourhood, 1 ;
(b) Defendant having been taken ill and having, afterwards,
left the neighbourhood, 1-
Names of Milk-Blended Butters.
During 1908, the following names have been approved by
the Board of Agriculture and Fisheries, as required by section
9 of the Butter and Margarine Act, 1907, with reference to
milk-blended butter:—Alimo, Bradlac, Brenco, Camlaw,
Casa, Casana, Casmon, Casoa, Casora, Casova, Consumo,
Dalphine, Debeco, Esselbee, Froco, Fromaid, Iveldale,
Iveldene, Ivelette, Ivelmore, Jensa, Kingstyle, Maldar,
Me-no, Nolax, Pearks' Breadmate, Pearks' Bredspred
Pearksown, Samaline, Seeandwi, Ve-vo, and Vivum.
Sampling under the Sale of Food and Drugs Acts,
, 1875 to 1907.
Section 2 of the new Butter and Margarine Act of 1907,
which came into force on January 1st, 1908, gives power to
the Officers of a Local Authority, who are authorised to