TO BUS-DRIVERS, LOWER HUTT

Hutt News, Volume 15, Issue 28, 5 November 1941, Page 5

TO BUS-DRIVERS, LOWER HUTT

Oh, Mr. Jius driver, a lew verses more, We did not. expect that you would get sore. 'Twas a civil request., we meant it as such. And considerate actions do not cost much. It. may be unhealthy driving your bus, But what is the use in complaining to us' And why under-rate us and call us this name? "Wool-puller," now, is that playing the game>'You've praise for Griffin's, who make biscuits to chew, Wills' workers also are mentioned by you. We, too, respect these toilers you quote, Though they don't deal in sheep, we don't class them as goat. But Oh! Mr. driver, are you not aware That if biscuits were scarce, and tobacco was rare You would just do without them and live I suppose, But how on earth could you survive without clothes? Army material we hardly need state Is made by "Wool Pullers," "dumped home" at the gate. "Well, Mr. Bus-driver, this is all we will say, If lt'B O.K. with you. let us call it a day. —N.B. Wight Shift Woollen Mills Workers.