THINGS SAID
Since the Armistice British building societies have lent more than £ 1000,000,000 to assist house purchase. —Sir Enoch Hill. Three things I can’t get m London: fresh milk, fresh eggs, and fresh butter. —A country housewife. Have I hurt anybody?—A pilot after crashing. We are going to admit every desirable immigrant who might strengthen our European civilisation in South Africa. —General Smuts. France has not the numbers she had, but she is determined to remain a nation of quality.—M. Herrlot.
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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LXV, Issue 12304, 19 April 1937, Page 3
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