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f To the Editor of the “Timaru Hera'd.” Sir —No doubt you iiavo read of that ! great Erenchman, Charles Tullier, alto |of several Australian .squatters, who I about the same Lime us lullier, were working tile .same invention, namely, the freezing of meat, thereby .increasing their own wealth, and blessing the congested millions of Europe with good and cheaper moat. Hut sad to say, Charles Tu'lier did not live to- enjoy the fruit of his labours; he had to end his days i'ti a wretched flat in Paris. But just before his death several South American States sent him £4,000, as they had benefited by his invention. When lie received it lie said, “it is too late for me, give it to my lame son.” Has this a parallel in 1927 f —l am etc., MARK SAUNDERS.
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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 9 April 1927, Page 13
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