Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman was so imperturbably good-humoured that he seems only to have been amused even by a discourteous demonstration against him. Soon after he became Prime Minister he visited the business men on the
"Flags" at Liverpool, and a few people hade discordant noises. Sir Henry doffed his hat to them, gave them his genial smile, and commented pleasantly—" A pinch of mustard makes the beef appetising." **
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 141, 13 June 1908, Page 13
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