MILK ZONING.
Sir,—l am in, strong sympathy with Householders’ letter of the 25th inst. regarding milk zoning. As a true Britisher, and very proud to be one, too, believing in everything Britain stands for, are we in New Zealand going to lose those privileges which ouy boys are fighting for? I, for one, strongly pjeotest at our freedom and liberty being taken from us in this beautiful little country of ours.
Why should we be dictated to, and allow this sort of thing to go on? Why, we should soon become as bad as Germany. I say “No, definitely no.” We, as Britishers, should strongly protest and, whatever load is given to stop this sort of thing, I am behind it, I am sure the next to be zoned will he the butcher, baker and grocer. I have had our milkman for the past fourteen years and have always found him clean, honest, and obliging. Therefore, I resent very much changing. • Housewives should wake up and stick to the freedom which our boys are fighting for (don’t let them down). Keep the good old LT'nion Jack still' flying for all it means to us. “ LOYAL BRITISHER,
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 60, Issue 302, 28 September 1940, Page 4
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