PACIFIST COUNCILLORS?
WAR TROPHIES LEAVE THEM COLD NEWMARKET NOT KEEN Perhaps Newmarket is a borough that is rendered speechless by the offer of something for nothing. Or perhaps again the borough has developed a spirit of reticent pacification. At last evening's meeting of the Newmarket Council a letter was received from the Auckland City Council pointing out that any local authority could obtain possession of any of the German machine-guns and trenchmortars stored in the basement of the Town Hall, if they so desired. The letter was “received and contents noted,’’ the council refusing to commit itself.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 926, 20 March 1930, Page 7
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