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Greymouth Evening Star, 18 March 1941, Page 5

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IS YOUR *, HOT WATER J/ SUPPLY Al ■ No question about it when GAS ' gl Does the Job MUNICIPAL GAS DEPT. Tahiti i Street——Plione 113 s AT YOUR SERVICE When in Christchurch Stay at “STOREY’S” Storey’s Hotel—Moorhouse Avenue, right ,_ g~ j opposite the Railway Station —offers a 1 ’ l&/u pfiF day perfect comfort and enjoyment during their I Christchurch sojourn. Rpfl & Breakfast > Thoroughly renovated —modernised —with . j hot and cold water in bedrooms—very a specialty modern bars —an excellent table —Storey’s 7/_ Hotel is in keeping with highest standards .. of comfort. STOREY’S HOTEL Night Porter Kept, Moorhouse Avenue, W. CARLTON, Right Opposite Railway Station. Licensee.

“The Fuehrer is a receiver of stolen property,” says a writer. What worries the Nazis is that Stalin continues to sit,on the fence. For some time some strange birds had been following the ship, and one woman passenger got curious, asking everybody all sorts of questions. At dinner she began again. “Captain,” she said, “can’t you tell me where those birds come from?” Tired of her questions, the captain turned to the first officer and asked plaintively: ’ “Can you say where those birds came from?” •- “Eggs, sir!” was the prompt reply.

I Professor: Now, what is the Greek word for boiled water? Freshman: Zoop. And another of life’s great mysteries is whether people sing in the bath tubs because they are happy or because the door won’t fasten securely.

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