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On June 4th. Mr. Myer Newman, of 8, Harlow Place, was summoned for
selling milk after he had been removed from the register.
He was fined 7s., with 23s. costs.
On June 4th. Mr. Charles Tartarsky, of 3a, Mulberry Street, was summoned
for selling milk after he had been removed from the register.
He was fined 7s. with 23s. costs.
On June 4th. Mr. Reubin Rabinovitch, of 12, Coke Street, was summoned
for selling milk after he had been removed from the register.
He was fined 7s. with 23s. costs.
On June 4th. Mr. Nyman Lipschitz, of 138, Fieldgate Street, was summoned
for selling milk after he had been removed from the register.
He was fined 17s. with 23s. costs.
On June 15th. Mr. David Solomons, of 18, Heneage Street, was summoned
for selling milk without being registered.
He was ordered to pay 2s. costs.
On July 15th. Mr. Solomon Gordon, of 29, Frostic Mansions, Old Montague
Street, was summoned for selling milk after he had been removed from the
register.
He was fined £5 with 23s. costs.
On July 15th. Mr. Moses Davidoff, of 118, Brick Lane, was summoned for
selling milk after he had been removed from the register.
He was fined £4 with 23s. costs.
On August 26th. Leah Davis, of 43, Wentworth Street, was summoned
for selling milk after she had been removed from the register.
She was fined £2 with 2s. costs.
On November 4th. Mr. Hyman Silverstein, of 195, Hanbury Street, was
summoned for selling milk after his name had been removed from the register.
He was fined £5 with 12s. 6d. costs.
Public Health (Foreign Meat) Regulations, 1908.
These Regulations came into operation on January 1st, 1909, at a time
when large quantities of meat were being imported. The meat consists of
carcases of pigs, sheep, and calves with their offal, from Belgium, Netherlands,
and France. When the Regulations became applicable, the Local Government
Board, had approved of the examination instituted by the Netherlands