In one of the Auckland suburban schools the teacher, as a special privilege, allowed two little girls to wash the cups and saucers that had been used for morning tea (reports the Star). “Wo didn’t have a dish cloth,” said one little girl when the work was completed, “so I used my ‘hankie.’ ” “Surely not!’’ exclaimed the teacher. “It didn’t matter,” said the little girl brightly. “It was a dirty ‘hankie.’ ”
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Otago Witness, Issue 3833, 30 August 1927, Page 61
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