No dairy but on bottle this bottle belongs to milk bottles recovery ltd
and cannot be used without written permission

On 16 Dec 2017 15:59, "'gareth martin'gandjmartin101@...
[TramsDownUnder]" TramsDownUnder@...> wrote:

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> The Telephone numbers started changing from prefixes to full numbers about

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> *From:*TramsDownUnder@... [mailto:TramsDownUnder@

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> *Sent:* Saturday, 16 December 2017 3:47 PM

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> *Subject:* Re: [TramsDownUnder] Re: One pint milk bottle

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> Mal Rowe wrote:

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> > The other clue is the telephone number starting with MB - according to

> Wikipedia letter prefixes were replaced with numbers in the 'early 1960s'...

> Do we have a telephone gunzel who can be more precise?

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> In Box Hill, from the time I remember telephone numbers, which was the

> early 1960s, our number was 88-3452.

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> My father's car, a green Austin which I think he bought in about 1963, was

> HBW 753 if the number helps date things. We certainly had the phone number

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> Bizarre that I have no idea what my (landline) phone number is; as it's

> never used and just came no-extra-charge with the broadband internet over

> here. Almost everyone here uses mobiles these days.

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> david mcloughlin, Wellington no more

> "Holy writ requires unholy scrutiny."

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