Bread
Sir, —Your correspondent, “Home , Sweet Home” is rather typical of i the moaning English. If our bread I does not suit his or her fastidious taste then they had better i go to where it does quick and > fast If they want a roll and butter let her go and buy one. t The standards of New Zealand are the best in the worlt? but if the blind cannot see its not opr fault. , No wonder we New Zealanders are sick if the immigrants. They ( moan about our working condi- , tions, our amusements, our parks, • our children and now, for Pete's sake, our bread.—Yours, etc. ; GO AWAY AND HURRY. September 24, 1958. ’ [This correspondence will be i closed after letters now in the mail have been received.— Ed., “The Press.’’]
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Press, Volume XCVII, Issue 28702, 27 September 1958, Page 3
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