New Zealand's Greatest City
CTATISTICS m regard to this exces- , Dunedin's railway station is an ex- ° sively lively, wide-awake, brisk ample to the world. In fact, for size, city, are not really conclusive, but I design, situation, .color personnel, the
rigures show that it is the headquarters of the I »■ na i. o Ber^Sfa ell ons' ser attracn ons, therefore, can be counted the colS
uS\ % h j£ churches. These __l . ai There gl is an abbatoirs and also a tr^nW nlace for medical students, rimra line of demarcation ineie oei B thpse two professomewhere between these two p
railway station ha 3 been "Shtly to be the that the name "Murphy" appears In the census reno fewer than five hundred
and thirty-eight times> lg a^ exc B el _ lent indication of the trend of the town. By a general popularity vote recently inaugurated m the State of Tennessee, Dunedin was unanimously acj d the greategt city , n the wor, d>
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NZ Truth, Issue 1141, 13 October 1927, Page 4
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161New Zealand's Greatest City NZ Truth, Issue 1141, 13 October 1927, Page 4
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