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'•Anxious is concerned about the way in which bread is handled. She has seen loaves picked out of a drain, after an accident on a baker's cart, and then delivered. Plies on loaves in shops are also a cause of sickness. "Writing from the Sailors' Home, Mr. IT. M. Gray-ton protests, on liehalf of many unemployed seamen, against the action of "the New Zealand Admiralty" in employing a ship carrying Chinese labour as' ft fuel ship for hunkering the Navy. .British seamen ought to man this .hip. Mr. Arthur Cummings replies to Mr. E, Harvey's assertion tb«»- lram. can never he superseded hy buses, fie say? the public are Iholr own judge*, and if they choose to sacrifice tramway revenue fora service which serves their Interests better they are entitled to do so.
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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 250, 21 October 1924, Page 7
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