LACK OF BUSTLE
AS OTHERS SKE US "The sections Avoukl be well away from the rush and bustle," said Mr L. Buddie, appearing for the Whakatane Borough Council in an assessment case on Tuesday. "When does- the rush and bustle take place?''- asked Mr H. McLachlan, president of the court. "If vou had come before the petrol restrictions Avent on, say on a Friday night or a Saturday morning, you Avould haA r e seen some bustle,'" returned Mr Buddie. "But would not the occasion a] bustle be more interesting than anasked Mr McLachlan cruelly. "Mind you, it is a very nice little town, but I don't think it could be described as afflicted Willi bustle."
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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 1, Issue 62, 15 September 1939, Page 5
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