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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLVIII, Issue 21819, 23 November 1940, Page 9

/ idfeL I . 'jw j. A _x/ ’J ... Z_^^p_ Jp THE DESERT’S DUSTY FACE Being excerpts from the Brewer’s own Liason Officers in the Land of Pharoahs, Pharcows, Caliphs and Buckshees. Tim and Ry’s first letter home ■■■ (censored).. . the good time they had at MIMI (censored). ♦. and what they did at ■■■■ (censored) .... hence the pyramids .. . . and the Sphinx’s inscrutable smile .... Midnight leave to MHBB (Censored and Out-of-Bounds by Routine Orders)... The visit to the Bazaar ... the true meaning of Ali-Baba and the forty thieves ... The arrival of the “Gift Package” from Enzed ... Four dozen of the best Soldiers' Comforts bottled with loving care .. and a siray copy of Omar Khayyam.... An appropiate passage for “Lights Out” from Omar himself. “Arise and drink, the herald of the Dawn Proclaims the advent of another day. See the dawn breaks and rends night’s canopy Arise and drain a morning draught with me. Away with gloom, full many a dawn will break Looking for us, So one for the Road, And to ■■■■ (censored) with C.B. P.S. The last line is ours. Which apparently is the poet’s way in the near East of saying “A Good time was had by Ale.” Ah well, “Give me a stoup and sihg a glee in concert with the Bulbuls’ symphony”, for we must away. Mafeesh feloos ... Imshi back to camp. Thank goodness for a thirst. The Desert takes it out of you Timaru puts it back 11 1 THE STUFF TO GIVE THE TROOPS COPYRIGHT. TAST94/160 trtwd ent Bottite vtth loving can by NEW ZEALAND BREWERIES LTD., Timaru Branch. M A. :X X?.-? k*?\ "£ s * - ■■•SsSL A '. thi does the work faster than two horse sweeps ... ... “The one sweep now keeps a stacker going. To do this before it took two THE “ANDREWS” saves Labour, horse sweeps. Your sweep picks up Time and Fuel THE TIPS OF THE cleanly, works on sidelings well, TYStES CONTROL THE LAY OF stands s P ced ’ carries b 'S loads and THE SWEEP. The pointe skim and h *" d,es 4 ** h “ y at M maxi « ,u ™ «^ ed £ .. . . tractor”— says Mr J. R. LITTLE, >e«r on the sarface evenly. The most HAWARDEN, North Canterbury, outstanding and efficient possible! "We stacked and baled at the same time, and the sweep was able to keep both gangs going” says Commander GEO. DENNISTOUN, PEEL FOREST, Rangitata. AND HERE’S MORE CONVINCING TESTIMONY Mr NORMAN R. VERITY. WAIMATE: "We had absolutely no stops or troubles Mid DID NOT BREAK A SINGLE TYNE in 33 acres, 20 of which were rough and steep.” Mr B. G. DALGETY, TAI TAPU: “I swept straight after the mower . . . sidelings were done where it would not have been safe with any other type of sweep I know of. There were no breaks with any part of the equipment even though it was very steep country. I can thoroughly recommend this sweep to anyone.” Mr E. SOAL, HAY BALING CONTRACTOR, EIFFELTON: “It is an Ideal sweep. On a level paddock you can travel 8 to 10 miles per hour, going Iri with a load, and running out." That speaks for Itself! Why hesitate. Your farm needs this remarkable sweep. FLAT OR UNDULATING COUNTRY CAN BE SWEPT AT SPEED without any trouble, stoppages, breakages or faults. THE "ANDREWS” CAN BE FITTED TO ANY TRACTOR all we require to th* make and model details. STAFFORD STREET, TIMARU (’Phone 853 M. Box 17) Head Office: Moorhouse Avenue, Christchurch; also at Ashburton and Invercargill JUST OUT! More New Wallpapers ! iiliipliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim - - - and priced to suit your pocket, too. From 2/- roll. See the Full Range in our Modern Showroom. ASK FOR PATTERN BOOK TO BE DELIVERED TO YOUR ROME. *