KETLER FELOOSE SWEEP.

Down the Hatch, Issue 2, 22 January 1944, Page 2

KETLER FELOOSE SWEEP.

''"Vhrj b' v- you going to 'do with the money?” ... - y.'/. “So nd- it home to Mum,” ' - - ’.’Whet, fill of it?” . . "Most of it. I might spend some at the next port." X-l*'"vi T hrt on?” • ■ft■ "Ohl this and that end a. good feed of steak: and eggs and the i z ocr.l news- ;, ' paper, arid - .” ; ” And ' - ; ” ”f&ll, yes, I might have one or two with the, boys.” -•fi : ’Ah/'' I said ingratiatingly, end promptly invited VIP. Ladbrcoki of Inverf' cergilll tho winner Of the £SO prize in the Keiser Feloose Sweep to drop inlet the office just before he goes ashore. Some of us would like to accompany Qim Yesxhe-. would contribute .to our new fund for Poor 'and Needy Soldiers,' provided "Down the Hatch” subscribed pound 'for pound on tho spot. Yes, he. said bitterly, he had won one lottery, - Bob Semple's. ' ' G S, Gai in', Hyweyo, winner of the £3O prize, -said he was practically a teetotaller, but open to conviction. "e smiled. We know Taranaki; . "Are you also a T.T.?” I asked TO II Whiter Baty, D«C.M O , Auckland, ex-All Block, as he pocketted his £2O, There was p burst of laughter from the boys in the Bay Office. ' Bnberressd ,we wont off to congratu- , : - late H 6 of the- rainy Cetlins,and F.H 4 ,Challis, Dunedin, who shared t-hc•'ticket for the tenner. One of thorn had boon down to his last shill . .'lng, but the other "had boon doing well at housey houscy.”