The rise in price of wool and wheat will no doubt be hailed with great satisfaction by everybody in New Zealand, and in an equal degree do all appreciate the splendid quality of hams and bacon sold by Wardell Bros, and Co. Southern Standard says :—“ Mr W. Gawnes Worcester Sauce.—This is a Dnnedin manufacture, and after having tested it we are free to confess that we could not tell it from the imported Lea and Perrin’s. This being the case, it is clearly the duty of colonists to support an important local industry. The day for imported sauces is clearly drawing to a close.’’
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New Zealand Times, Volume LVII, Issue 2517, 22 May 1895, Page 4
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