There must be money in kumarns (states an Aucklund exchange). A Remuefa resident noticed a resplendent motor car draw up at her house, arid assuming it to be an ill-timed social call, she hurried to make herself presentable. Judgo of her astonishment when the door was opened and a Maori woman stood with a basket of kumaras. The Maori woman visited the houses in the street causing consternation at every home, and finally drove away in -the car, with a Maori youth as chauffeur.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 101, 30 March 1925, Page 5
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