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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 282, 28 November 1925, Page 10

"It's the same every Saturday," said an assistant. in. a hardware house this morning; "nails and screws ; all the time." The customer had been .waiting in the queue, and while he :was being served he remarked to the shopman that there was evidently a good deal of work going to be done on the Sabbath. The same sort of thing is to be seen at the places where seeds and plants are sold. , Every Saturday there is.. : a string of people waiting to buy things they hope will Avax and grow strong and (at this 1 time of the year) bear tomatoes that will not get the blight, and will be the envy of everybody in the street. Sunnay ,g no i onger a da - of re( _ t . ifc i 8 Uw* y when aU the odd Jobs about tbe I place are done. ,