A RUGBY ENTHUSIAST. A very amusing story is told of r Rugby enthusiast who rode a push bike from Timaru to Dunedin to see the First Test. He arrived at * friend's place drenched to the awn. There he was given a hot toddy» a hotter bath, an armchair, and a cneery firo. pulled out his pipe. Two o'clock struck The rain swtshed outside. The temotation was gpeafc—nerhaps they wouldn't play—perhaps there were no c eats left—perhaps . . . well dash it!-he couldn't enjov hirrself in that blieisard. So ovr Rusby frnt.lms'ftst stayed inside and Smoked Dill's Best Tobaoco whilst he heard the match over the radio.,, And b* ..still swears that those pipefuls of pill's Best wore worth 14. -^-1
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 19986, 22 July 1930, Page 11
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