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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLVI, Issue 21380, 24 June 1939, Page 21

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s 0 <1 jfe WW J Hbi -T oW/lO Yoicks, Yoirks, laiidvv. Tmilivy. Here we are again at the Waikikamukau Hunt, ready for the first meet of the season. The pack consists of Ace, Jack, Queen—ahem, that is to say seventeen couple plus unsolicited camp sutlers and followers. Our old friend Major Burr-Cantle (pronounced Bumble Bee} and late of Jhodspur is Master Adequately accoutred with monocle, a copy of Jorrocks and the Compleat Hunt Vocabulary, the Major is in fine fettle, having breakfasted on Prairie Oysters and Gentlemen’s Relish. As usual, Tim, and Ru have bought several bottles of jumping juice for lunch, to '.eep away the pangs of hunger. So lets hear what they have to say. b Diana: “What are you two chaps looking for?” Tim «fc Hu: “Nothing Diana: “Then you’ll Find it in the hamper where the Timaru was.” The Hunt takes it out of you Timaru puts it hack' J ta« THE STVFE TO I C T Up THE TPPPPS Brewed and Bottled with loving care by NEW ZEALAND BREWERIES LTD., Tirnaru Branch.