TO FAMILY MAN. (To the Editor.) Sir, —By your letter on the 27th., you are sure that “Doughy” is a baker and as we are the only bakers in town who have not invited the public to inspect our premises, we feel it a slur on the business, so pleaSe be kind enough to explain who you really mean. We are not afraid of any Inspectors or you either. We didn’t think it necessary to ask the public in, as there is no gate on our side entrance and anyone can see the back premises from the street. So if it is us you are hitting a.t, let us know in your next letter and sjo-n your own name to it. : —We are etc., LAUGHTON BROS., Weld Street, Hokitika, N°v. 28th.
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Hokitika Guardian, 28 November 1919, Page 3
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