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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20089, 19 November 1930, Page 17

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"During the past 15 months I have toured throughout the wholo Dominion, from Whangarei to the Bluff, at which most southerly point the Polar winds whistled merrily through my bones," said Mr E. Norman Terry, the English author, during an address to the Ilawcra Rotary Club recently. "I've lost one hat in windy Wellington, been knocked down and ridden over by a score of frantic cyclists in Christchurch —the second city in the world for knights of the wheel (Copenhagen is the first)— and while in Dunedin discovered the Scots' idea of a perfect gentleman —one who opens a fresh bottle of whisky and throws away the cork!"