During a witty speech at the Rotary Club’s welcome to returning delegates at Auckland, Mr W. J. Holdsworth related a story concerning a negro nieat store proprietor in the United States. A visitor who was praising the contents of a dish placed before him asked whether rabbit was the sole ingredient. A few questions elicited the information that the dish contained a , proportion of horse flesh, in addition to the rabbit. “How much do you put in of each?” asked the diner. “Oh, 50-50,” came the reply—“one rabbit to one horse.”
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King Country Chronicle, Volume XVIII, Issue 1896, 4 December 1923, Page 5
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