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Waikato Times, Volume 124, Issue 20730, 14 February 1939, Page 11

c 4 ■34 crouaaL <3 .“fj 'V* JF elcome to Sir Julien Cohn's Cricket Team See New Zealand Thirst m Hert with a loaf of bread beneath the bough, A flask of Timaru, a book of verse and thou A Beside me in the wilderness, is paradise enow." The Rubaiyat of Tim and Ra, Thnt Aha. The call of the Great Open Faces, what! It seems that a spot of nourishment is indicated. Jtu : And remembering my .Vete Year resolutions, Pm going to be really generous and give the girls old Omar's “ book of verse and loaf of bread’’ for their lunch. Especially now that we have our own food in bottles. Tim: This liquid lunch by Timaru is guaranteed to take the sand out of sandwiches and put the nick into picnic. And, brother, I'm so dry I could swallow a river of Timaru. Ru : I’d like to be streamlined , too. So here’s down the hatch with the first instalment. A spot of Timaru on a hot day is like snow upon the desert’s dusty face. What a drink, man. What a drink J THE FRIENDLIEST DRINK IN THE WORLD ““A A.™* car. ky Avmu, Auckland^ Copyright Tfl 84-188

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