Maoris Boycott Strathmore Vegetables for military camps, but not for defaulters, is the aim of Rotorua and Bay of Plenty Maoris who discussed a production plan with a representative oif the Department of Agriculture last week. Chief Ruihi, one of the spokesmen of the Maori Primary Production Council, was insistant that none of the produce should find its way to Strathmore.
Bottle's) Long Voyage Pour years and a half ago, a\ hen one day out from Wellington, in a Dutch liner, Mr D. Bowie of D. Bowie, and Company, Wellington, wrote his name and address on a small piece of "cardboard and slipped it into a bottle which was corked and thrown overboard. The bottle was picked up 011 the Sarina Beach, a little south of Mackay, Queensland, on December 18 last, and the tiny piece of card with Mr Bowie's name and address quite clearly decipherable, has been received by him.
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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 5, Issue 11, 2 February 1942, Page 5
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