Margaret Thomson

[…]which was called the New Zealand Public Relations Council. It was, it was a public relations job, sponsored by the New Zealand Wool Marketing... International Wool Secretariat, by the New Zealand Meat Board, New Zealand Fruit Board and the New Zealand Dairy Board. The head of it was a Labour MP call[…]

Charlotte Jennings

[…]a curious twist in her personality, because being so shy, she adored the bright lights of London and she couldn't wait always going  down to the national film theatre Alan Lawson  10:04  absolutely  into it loved it it is that's what she was after all she was did have quite […]

Tom Peacock

[…] called?Tom Peacock: My one?Sidney Cole: Hmm.Tom Peacock: The NO...er...I've seen it forty years and I cant' even think of the name! The NACK...NOAP, National Association...something of Plasterers. I've got the tickets upstairs. Oh no, and I think our contribution was sixpence a week when I first jo[…]

Ronnie Noble

[…]bsp;in the paper for. An office boy or Junius junior officers system wanted for National Screen services and I saw them that obviously they made fire screens or […]

Len Runkel

[…]man, so all he knew about was wine and food.Unknown Speaker  6:09  So he became a waiter, and he was a founder member of the Socialist International, a matter of which I'm very proud. In fact, yes, because he had most unpromising start, as far as I can see, to be a socialist.Unknown Speake[…]

Peter Williams

[…]known as Peter. I have a feeling it’s because my great-grandparents didn’t have much imagination! 04’26”MS: How would you describe yourself nationality-wise?      PW: Welsh. Firmly Welsh. And don’t disturb me during the Wales-England matches – ever! 04’39[…]

Francis Searle

[…]he Wesleyan Church of patio, who over 1000 men would be there, and great speakers like I can Remember them now, static, Kennedy. It was not non denominational, and it was not a, it was not not so much a religious gathering as a gathering of me, because this is sort of candy. Was First World War. And[…]

Ted (Robert Edward) Newman

[…]nds of things went through my mind. So you won't believe it. The other one came to me is on the same. Now I heard afterwards it was a Dodge to escape national service. If you're a little narrower, whether they were just playing it up because they had to I don't know. But anyway, the one the second o[…]
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