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On March 18th. Mrs. Annie Harris, of 43, Old Montague Street, was summoned
for having her milk utensils in a dirty condition.
She was fined 20s. with 2s. costs.
On December 2nd. Mr. Israel Bitnsky, of 85, Jamaica Street, was summoned
for using a dirty half-pint milk measure.
He was fined 20s. with 23s. costs.
On December 3rd. Mr. Morris Bryers, of 112, Hanbury Street, was summoned
for using a dirty half-pint milk measure.
He was fined 10s. with 12s. fid. costs.
Police Court Proceedings under the Dairies, Cowsheds
and Milkshops Orders and Lcndon County
Council (General Powers) Act, 1908.
On May 27th, 1909. Mr. Mark Marks, of 3, Old Montague Street, was
summoned for selling milk without being registered.
He was fined £2, with 2s. costs.
On May 27th. Mr. Solomon Hanstater, of 3, Durward Street, was summoned
for selling milk after being removed from the register.
He was fined 40s., with 2s. costs.
On May 27th. Mr. Jacob Gordon, of 24, Dunk Street, was summoned for
selling milk after being removed from the register.
He was fined 40s., with 2s. costs.
On May 27th. Mrs. Miriam Gallant, of 25, Hunt Street, was summoned
for selling milk after she had been removed from the register.
She was fined 20s., with 2s. costs.
On May 28th. Mr. Joseph Harris, of 2, Burslem Street, was summoned
for selling milk without being registered.
He was fined 40s., with 23s. costs.
On May 28th. Mr. Woolf Lebus, of 3, Ellen Street, was summoned for
selling milk after his name had been removed from the register.
He was fined £3, with 23s. costs.
On June 2nd. Mr. Abraham Coppell, of 1, Little Alie Street, was summoned
for selling milk after his name had been removed from the register.
He was fined £2, with 23s. costs.