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... members of the Consumers’ Association who purchased new houses, 91 per cent. produced a formidable and woebegone catalogue of complaints. These are discussed in the current issue of the Association’s Magazine “Which ?” Comic (although not for the family concerned) ...

... The only complaints were from people who found that the red buses took longer on the Journey to and from Belfast than the U.T.A. buses, simply because the green buses do not stop at intermediate stages (except to discharge passengers on the inward route ...

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