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Otago Daily Times, Issue 24632, 13 June 1941, Page 9

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A company from Papakura military camp was on a 16-mile march. After three hours’ marching the captain halted a farmer and asked him: “How far is it to Papakura? ” “ Oh, about seven miles,” replied the farmer. Aafter another hour, the same question was asked and the same reply received. The company continued on its way for another two hours, ahd then stopped a cyclist. “ How far is it to Papakura? ” brought the reply; “Oh, about seven miles.” “Well,’’ cried the captain, “ we’re holding our own! ’’ It’s penny wise and pounds foolish to use inferior coal —insist on Kaltangata.— Advt.