NEW ZEALAND V. ENGLISH TWEEDS.
ANOTHER CIRCITLAIt
Arising out of the recent controversy regarding the superiority of Kew Zealand-made tweeds as compared with those of English manufacture, tho ooverning body of Christ's College recently issued tho following circular:— "Ileferring to my circular letter of August last. with, respect to material for College boys' suits, as that notice has apparently been misunderatood by some parents/I have now to inform you that tho previous notice (uaxed December, 1912) that a colonial-manufactured cioth had Been approved and adopted by the Governors of Christ's College, has not been cancelled or withdrawn. "It is quit© optional with parents as to the material to b& used, provided that in colour and general appearance it conforms with the samples approved by the College.—Yours truly, W. Guise Brittan, BuJSar."
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Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14836, 29 November 1913, Page 14
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131NEW ZEALAND V. ENGLISH TWEEDS. Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14836, 29 November 1913, Page 14
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