HIS WASHUP.

Digger (Invercargill RSA), Issue 14, 18 June 1920, Page 10

HIS WASHUP.

Under the building of H.B. The village bootshop stands, The boss, a little man is he With speech es in his hands, His hammer idle on the bench He's done with leather hands. To Council meetings he doth go. For he is top dog there, And (awl) his (sole) shines in his -face, When he takes the Mayoral Chair. And when a Prince or General comes It makes his heart rejoice, For there at (last) he makes a speech, And hears his own wee voice.