f uJhat aHouta ) \ P/6 TO CAT k IT-TIM ? Early arrivals at the park to watch the Springboks match brought Bags containing refreshments both solid and liquid. (Newspaper Title to above picture) One Picture is worth 10.000 words (Chinese Proverb) Even a parrot can say: “It’s just as good as Timaru” —but he doesn’t know what he’s saying. Triiaru c THE STUFF TO HOT UP THE TROOPS Bottled with loving care by JOHN REID & CO. LTD., Anzac Avenue, Auckland.
MATERNAL CARE. A hen was once 4 he mother of a small family, which consisted of five daughters and one son, the son being the youngest. One day the mother was going out and she told the young hens to take great care that nothing happened to their little brother in her absence. At the end of some time, the mother returned, but her son was nowhere to be seen. “Where is your little brother?" she asked her - daughters. “Oh,” said they, “the minister called and he—he ate him!” “Oh, well,” said the mother. “He wouldn’t have made much of a ‘lay man’ anyway, so I suppose it was just as well to put him into the Church.”
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Te Awamutu Courier, Volume 55, Issue 3938, 11 August 1937, Page 3
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