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With kilts and sporran and autograpl complete. Sir Harry Lauder, the famou: Scottish comedian, who Is spending i holiday m New Zealand. He has beer figuring m the dally press during the pas few days m a"' new capacity — that of at authority on the ways of ,Te Anau salmon which he says cannot reach the sea. HI: opponents In the controversy say "Hoots mon," or something which amounts t< the same thing. ':.'-..'

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https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/NZTR19290103.2.34.1

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NZ Truth, Issue 1205, 3 January 1929, Page 6

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With kilts and sporran and autograpl complete. Sir Harry Lauder, the famou: Scottish comedian, who Is spending i holiday m New Zealand. He has beer figuring m the dally press during the pas few days m a"' new capacity—that of at authority on the ways of ,Te Anau salmon which he says cannot reach the sea. HI: opponents In the controversy say "Hoots mon," or something which amounts t< the same thing. ':.'-..' NZ Truth, Issue 1205, 3 January 1929, Page 6

With kilts and sporran and autograpl complete. Sir Harry Lauder, the famou: Scottish comedian, who Is spending i holiday m New Zealand. He has beer figuring m the dally press during the pas few days m a"' new capacity—that of at authority on the ways of ,Te Anau salmon which he says cannot reach the sea. HI: opponents In the controversy say "Hoots mon," or something which amounts t< the same thing. ':.'-..' NZ Truth, Issue 1205, 3 January 1929, Page 6

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