'YANKEE PAY wins SHIELD..
REINFORCEMENT TO HIS COBBER.."They tell me that the R.Q. bloke here is the fussiest 9uurt drmat er you’ve ( ever seen.” “Pussiest! Blimey, you don’t know . th’ half of it. A digger took a fit in th’ store yesterday, and fair dinkum this Orme chap made 1 him sign for it...” WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE ' ARMY AND A CIRCUS 4 . ©we beiwe. that ' the Army has more ent’s 0 . .. . •
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.Sigmn Dalzial: What’s the difference between a school and M Section’s lighting system? Sigmn Dempsey: I give up. Sigmn*Dalzi el; Well: one breaks .up and the other breaks down; ! ' , PROGRESS REPORT: LAD-Serjoints tent week ending 27 May©..©NlL©. 4 RETORT.. The one triumphant'; a'id unanswerable- epigram -of mankind, the grandest and most resolute utterance in' the face of implacable fate, is the WORE© ~ v-* * ? • DO YOU KNOffi.«...that any spot on the x globe, is no more than sixty■ hours'. . flying time from the nearest ’.drome©/ THIS IS YOUR PAPER 9,oSend in your contributions for. the next issue©
ON® AGAIN THE BLUE AND WRITE RAGING CLUB..♦ .provided Sigs with a good night’s ' fun at the Grand >.Autumn Meeting held on Monday evening. ..The new course
was a credit to the [ \Club and spectators were not slow in voicing the' opinion that it was a good show;» The? tote was efficiently run' and there /Was no delay in handling the business offering (some 650 dollars) 4k special feature was the shield attached to the big race•.’THE BICE and WHITE shield ..Yankee Pay by COMP PARISON, out of PROPORTION was the winner in an exciting finish. Owner /Rusty’ South being the recipient of the Cup and Barney 'U’±dV k as jockey re- ' ceived .the mounted whip.••o*. .He, rode a good race.
THE EIRST ISSUE' OE -THE NIAOUII Z NEWS TOLD .YOU <»»that honey was to be made available for troops overseas. ••DlD * HASH take this issue home with him?. *
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Niaouli News, Issue 8, 27 May 1943, Page 1
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