BEER NOT "HOLDING ITS OWN"
"Miss . Nelle, Scanlan's statement that 'beer is holding its own' as a beverage in Great Britainie not correct (writes Mr. J. Malton Murray). Statistics show that compared with the year- 1913 the consumption of beer today is .only ,a little over 54 per cent, of what it was then. Further striking evidence is provided by Sir Edgar Sanders in a speech at a recent meeting of the Brewers' Society, of which he -is director." Mr. Murray quotes extracts from the speech in which Sir, Edgar proposed measures to encourage beerdrinking among the younger men.
The death is reported from London of Mr. P. W. B. Braddock, who was well known throughout New Zealand business circles; Until his retirement a few years ago he was managing director of Messrs. Gollin and Co. Proprietary, Ltd., Australia and New Zealand, :
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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 95, 19 October 1933, Page 12
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