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Haggis hazard
3rd February 1978, Page 70
3rd February 1978
Page 70
Page 70, 3rd February 1978
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Lost, stolen or strayed — a consignment of haggis which was dispatch from Aberdeen on January 7 for London and has not yet arrived! The batch was sent by British Rail_ Any lorry driver seeing a column of small round brown objects marching down the M1 should not approach them; they must be now be giving off a heavy gas.
The London Scots did not go without their traditional Burns' Night fare however. I'm told another consignment was dispatched and made it in three days — by road, of course!