GO SEVEN MILES TO MEET
TASTE IN BEER PERTH, Jan. IL A merry situation has arisen between two country towns in the wheat belt, because, it is claimed, one has better beer than the other. Beer-drinkers of Kununoppin refuse to patronise a local hotel which stocks only beer of a country brewery. They claim that the beer is unpalatable. So they drive seven miles to another hotel in Trayning, where a wellknown Perth brew is on tap. More Brands The constable at Trayning objects to Kununoppin beer-drinkers invading his preserves, and to-day he wrote to the Licensing Board —a request that it should demaud the Kununoppin publican to stock more brands. 4 ‘l’ve got enough beer-drinkers in Trayning to keep me busy, without having to handle Kununoppin’s thirst as well,” he wrote. The board, however, will reply that it has no power to dictate what brands a publican is to stock-
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 45, 22 February 1936, Page 9
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151GO SEVEN MILES TO MEET Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 45, 22 February 1936, Page 9
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