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Putaruru Press, Volume VI, Issue 259, 25 October 1928, Page 1

So many imposters are engaged in the calling of hawking that it is a wonder more complaints are not heard regarding their operations. It is high time that some protection was afforded the public, and especially women, against the bullying or other objectionable methods of these gentry. It would be a good thing if hawking were absolutely prohibited The police know very well that all sorts of scoundrels fall back upon this occupation, partly to avoid a charge of vagrancy, and partly to give themselves an opportunity for the commission of further crimes.— Christchurch Sun.

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