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On February Kith, 1909. Mr. Lewis Marcus, of 21, Leslie Street, was
summoned for selling milk from a can without having his name and address
inscribed thereon.
He was fined 10s., with 23s. costs.
On March 2nd. Mr. Harris Goodman, of 50, Bell Lane, was summoned
for having his milk utensils in a dirty condition.
He was fined 10s.
On March 2nd. Mrs. Leah Davis, of 17, Anthony Street, was summoned
for having her milk utensils in a dirty condition on a stall opposite 41, Wentworth
Street.
She was fined 10s. with 2s. costs.
On March 2nd. Mr. Isaac Benjamin, of 14, White Lion Street, was summoned
for having his milk utensils in a dirty condition.
He was ordered to pay 2s. costs.
On March 2nd. Mr. Joseph Solomon, of 15, Hanbury Street, was summoned
for having his milk utensils in a dirty condition.
He was ordered to pay 2s. costs.
On March 3rd. Mrs. Rachel Rosner, of 43, Havering Street, was summoned
for having her milk utensils in a dirty condition.
She was fined 20s., with 23s. costs.
On March 3rd. Mr. Morris Peberesovsky, of 27, Little Pearl Street, was
summoned for having his milk utensils in a dirty condition.
He was fined 10s. with 32s. 6d. costs, of which 7s. 6d. was for the interpreter's
fee, or in default 21 days' imprisonment.
On March 15th. Mr. G. Butler, of 76, Coutts Road, was summoned for
having his milk measure in a dirty condition.
He was fined 10s. with 10s. costs.
On March 18th. Mr. Louis Raine, of 25, Grey Eagle Street, was summoned
for having his milk utensils in a dirty condition.
He was fined 20s. with 2s. costs.
On March 18th. Mr. Henry Goldstein, of 12, Chicksand Street, was summoned
for having his milk utensils in a dirty condition.
He was fined 20s. with 2s. costs.