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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 17, 20 January 1934, Page 17

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"Running the Cutter' 5 Food for the Holiday Cruise Tim: Now that we've loaded the tin of sardines and tl» ten cases of buccaneers' broth I guess we have food enough for the crew on the cruise. Jtu : Well, I don't mind not eating but Ido hate £roinff irithoiit mtt meal of manners' meat—the liquut Tood? Personally I don't think we have nearly enough gorilla hunters' gruel. Tim: And talking of Apes, don't go asking HeeltapsSmith on board to brag about his home-brew I won't have any more of that chained lightning in this ship* ■ . .. . voriefc. Heeltaps-Smith soon learned. ' He sent a sample of fc o m e-6ret® to ihe sssjtjssrssaafflsas® Bottled wilfc loving tart by $2"?% John Reid & Co. Ltd. TA "-^ ■ -•Jnsae Annul,

TO-NIGHT'S 8 O'CLOCK—| Franklin and Wellington Races. Timaru Trots. N.Z. Swimming Championships. North Island | Tennis at Rotorua. 9 Cornwell Cup Contest I Also: Bowling, Athletics, Rowing, Yachting, and I Special Articles on Various Sports. g DO YOU KNOW . . . that it is not always the darkest tobacco that is the strongest? , A light tobacco iJZnTaZx*! W. J. RAINGER, Victoria Arcade, AacfeW, C.I.