SNOOPINGS BY SNOOPER.
HA VENT had time to follow you blokes about this last week owing to the sudden! arrival of my brother 'from the OLD BART. I been showing him the eights round about. The Red Cross Arise : t V®ta, Ppnk House and all, but he wasn’t vary impressed. He’s a much travelled bloko, my brother is. Since the time the Old Man ( or the Pater) its the same thing ) kicked me out hero as a remittance man an’ my brother came into the money. • : : HE’S travelled round the world in style & get tin’ a good eyeful of the facts of life. He’s just over from the States •where he’s been on tour lecturing on the ” Real Truth About Things Big success it was too. : : : Basil Rupert do Wartffig uh his name is,but he’s called ” Lowdown ” for short on account of bein’ so well informed about things and always givin’ the lowdown on ’em. He’s a regular huntin’, shootin’ and fishin* guy and very fussy about the way the family name is pronounced* He «an even tell whether you pronounce it with a capital F instead of two small ones. : 5 § NATURALLY I’vs pointed ahi you blokes out to him' and he’s been studyin’'' you all up, but X must say he’s a bit; disappointed. He- reckons your technique is all wrong. He was tollin’ me about anN.Z. girl they invited down home just before he left. Sho wasn’t a bad looker and had nice manners, but she didn’t know what mad etho whd&lc go round. They was in tho Gvg ' Room the first night after dinner where he wts showin her some of tho old family weapons when all of a sudden she spots two golf balls on the mantle niece. ” What’s that “ , she asked.. "Them’s golf balls ” he so. There wasn’t any more said, but the next night, he got her:* .' the Room again and there was four g .IV b > ‘’’lf: on the mantelpiece. ” Ah ”, she says, kind of bright, •” X see you’ve shot another golf ". ” Lowdown ” said he got a proper shock at her ignorance. It made him foal ns thogfcgh he’d been taken ad - vantage of hor. •: M HE says it must bo a failing of Now Zealanders and their education must be all wrong. He wont have time to ®stac and give you blokes a lecture, but he says he’ll prepare a list of EVEN A KIWI SHOULD KNOW "and dish it cpt in a flareod of weekly articles. He wont have, much time bacauso he’s hero on some hush hush job that only him and
the 8.8. C. knows about, but he’ll \ do his best. : : : ” JUST fancy, Algernon ”, he said ( Wats my real name: he don’t, know they call me Snooper down on the beach ) * all these fine men spending all this time in o French Dependency and not knowing h ..You-11 hear. ( Here is a tip - - watch you reselves from now on.. . .SNOOPER.
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Dozerdust, Volume 1, Issue 21, 6 November 1943, Page 3
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