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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 10089, 1 October 1918, Page 8

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A French visitor tells this yarn to the "Bulletin":—ln Paris they, have given up being surprised at the droll Australian soldier. Whatever he does—. well, it is all right. I won't tell you the name of the restaurant, but it. was a very good place. A dipper cairie m—l like that word "digger"—and ho had previously boon digging out a few happy corks, maybe. He pieked his way anions tho tables with his eye fixed steadily on a. great bowl containing frnld-fish. When ho reached the stand he prewired himself for a wash, and proceeded with his toilet -with religious fervour without any protest from the well-groomed -waiters or the patrons, who. of course, know ..'.'digger.',' ". (Ah! Rood word, "diegcr.") Having finished his ablutions, ho called, <"A-toweL garcon, silver plate." (That, i* how digger savs "S'il" vous plnrt.") His roqueit was complied with immediately. end our refreshed friend then Fat at the nearest table and : nW a - first-rflto men I. I left before ftnd'*n-f out whnt tV hath eost ''diffger." and hew lonjr it to«V tho nttordants to collet the fish from innumerable parts of ihe iroom.

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