In his defence, Mr, Nell. said that the driver might have forgotten the card. Although he did not dispute that the bread might not have been wrapped, yet he knew for a fact that whenever bread was too hot to be wrapped and was late for delivery, it was. placed in paper covered trays fand more paper was placed on top, the bread being then taken to the shop ina sanitary manner. He did not see this done himself.
"It is clearly your responsibility to see that it is done," said the Registrar, "and if your employees do not obey you, you must take steps to deal with them. But you have to answer to the authorities for any breach of the reg-Ulations." It was also Mr. Neil's duty under the regulations to see that his @rivers had their cards.
think it is rather hard that 1 have to be responsible for all my. coolies." complained Mr. Nell.
"You agreed to on the conditions of your licence," replied the Registrar, Sand it was granted to you on the understanding that you would obey them. If you don't you have to be punished far it and you may lose your Hicence." As these were first offences,
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