poulterer Význam & definice

Příklady poulterer

• A constituent of mine was very surprised to learn a little while ago that chicken droppings were incorporated in a compound feed which he was buying from his poulterer.

• The disease can be carried on the feathers, and when the poulterer plucks the bird and throws the feathers away the disease can be carried wherever the feathers go.

• Further, the period when ducks can be exposed for sale is shortened by a fortnight, which is agreed with the poulterers and is therefore satisfactory to everyone.

• It may still be hanging up in the butcher's or the poulterer's shopwindow, and may even have their name on it, and the children may come in and inspect it.

• So they were bought off, and no further noise came from them, but only from the small, unorganised fishmongers and poulterers and butchers who were going to suffer.

• I took the trouble to get the receipt from the poulterer to which the hares were sold afterwards and in fact they were not torn to pieces.

• In the case of a fowl, if a housewife orders it for delivery later, the poulterer must weigh it before it is drawn, record that weight and charge accordingly.

• If in truth this arrangement, by which poulterers' shops are stacked with these eggs in the spring, does not interfere with the plover, why have these birds disappeared?