THE ONLY WAY.

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 6, Issue 273, 8 May 1917, Page 4

THE ONLY WAY.

"If you fellows care to go for % spin in tlie liogcart, do so with plea* sure," said tlio fanner to the twQ superior town youths, who were rfc« cuperating in the country. 'Wot had sport, that," said one to the other, when the farmer had set off for his tupiip-lields. "Easy thing to harness a isn't it?" "Oh, quite simple, dear boy." Nevertheless, both seemed a llttl® doubtful 011 reaching the stable as tq whether the animal's head or tali war, the correct point to start. Argument decided that the latter end of the wretched animal was the starting-point, and, after much snorting and stamping, they reached the head, where their chief difficulty lay in adjusting the bit. "There's only one thing to do-« wait," satd one despairingly. "Walt' What for?" "Why, wait tax U)t ijretched be*«t to yawn!" * ,>)>* ■■■