During the later part of the 19th, through the early stages of the 20th centuries; Manchester in the United Kingdom was famed for it's (now derilict) textile industry. New Zealand, being a relatively new country at the time was completely reliant on imports for all it's textiles & linens. Manchester Linen became much sought after for bedding, due to it's superior quality over alternative sources. (As today, Egyptian Cotton is considered the superior article.) So consumers would seek it out by name. Over time, where once they would have asked for 'Manchester Linen' - this became shortened, to simply 'Manchester'.
Hence Kiwi's now calling bedding Manchester.
That would be "kiwis." They are actually people from New Zealand or New Zealanders.
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We either call them Australians or Aussies
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Compared to most other fruits, kiwis provide quite a bit of Vitamin C, which protects the cells in your body from radical damage, along with strengthening your immune system. Kiwis also help break down protein and improve your digestion; they're also High in fiber
People from Manchester in the UK are called "Mancunian" said "Man-Que-Nee-An"
Kiwis are indigenous to New Zealand. Other than Kiwis in Zoos, Kiwis do not grow in Australia.
Kiwis live in New Zealand.
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The Latin name was Mamucium.
A resident of Manchester is called a Mancunian - ultimately deriving from the word Mamuciam, the name of a Roman fort in Manchester.
I call them a man u fan.