STEADY, BOYS, STEADY!
To tile Editor. Sir,—lt is to bo hoped that o:iv townsfolk will not allow themselves to bo U'd away jy the very na'.-iril rrit;.<,;;i winch prevails against pjop'e of Ji(sl;e nationality who arc living e.iui]iu;st us, or that Xi'w Plymouth will follow no load of Wanganui by destroying tin; property of supposed aliens. I'loia tomcth.n.r which came to my kn >vi.ii;;e ti'i > morning J think it well to .-t ite that the firm of Hart Bros, is not tiennan, the members b.'iiig English Jews, anj entitled to all the'privileges of our nationality. Mr. John Hart, who carries on (he business hero, was born in Ounedin in ISU3, and his father, Ityam Hart, was a native of Portsmouth.—l am, etc, F. P. CUIUvILL.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 291, 18 May 1915, Page 8
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