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King Country Chronicle, Volume XXXI, Issue 4954, 11 February 1937, Page 4

HERMES BABY TYPEWRITERS. J)E pORTABLE TYPEWRITERS. Only £l3 13/- New. Why pay more? Fully Guaranteed, ALSO A GOOD SELECTION OF USED MACHINES. Particulars at Chronicle Office, or Eox 91, Hamilton. 980 The opinion that the sale of New Zealand butter in England could be multiplied many times if the English people “were taught to eat butter” was expressed by Mr. C. A. Newman, formerly inspector of Post Office Savings Banks in New Zealand, who returned on Saturday from a visit of nine months to England. He said that the amount of butter given in restaurants was very small, and was very surprising to New Zealanders, who were accustomed to eat butter in large quantities. He did not consider that New Zealand butter was sufficiently well advertised in England. Another thing that struck Mr. Newman was the quality of the bacon which they had for breakfast on seven days of the week. It had a much finer j flavour than that of New Zealand. I