OUR FIRST FRANKFURTER Still and tense we sat, while our literary genius tasted Freddy (our first frankfurter and first cousin to Sammy Saveloy). At last he spoke: “If Coates knew there were such tempting frankfurters in N.Z. he’d never go to Ottawa.” We became intoxicated with joy. We danced. We sang. Several post-war cooks became betrothed. Others remained unbetrothed. Ali seemed equally delighted. If you don’t believe any of this—Come in, try some at 8d lb, and see how YOU behave. THE NEW SAVORY, 16 Tay Street.—Advt.
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Southland Times, Issue 21728, 14 June 1932, Page 5
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