' u - ' ' ■■ ■ • ■ ’ Ricochets Among the least illuminating features of the war are the black-outs. *»* * * * 1- -■ V '' ’ ' • • ■■ • • Traveller says that tribes in' New Guinea use razor blades for currency. Everything sold at cut rates? * * * ♦ “Buy British Eggs,’’ urges an advertisement in a contemporary. And scorn the foreign yolk. z * * * * “A deciding > factor in the war may be the tank.” But the army is still prepared to enlist teetotallers. THE BEST MEALS IN TOWN CAFE ROYAL TIVOLI CAFE (Opp. D.1.C.) opp. Woolworth’s Lambton Quay. Cuba Street.: „ 3-Ceurse Dinners, Fish and Grills.
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Camp News, Volume 1, Issue 28, 21 June 1940, Page 4
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