NOTES AND COMMENTS

Dozerdust, Volume 1, Issue 10, 14 August 1943, Page 3

NOTES AND COMMENTS

Interviewed on hie return from a hurried ♦ visit south, Sgt* Cyril He Rao said that ♦ hie trip had baen moot successful. He had • boon able to. secure further supplies of • ocsontial machinery for the Faiouli Const.* Coy. This would moan still further deval- * ©percent of tho Drag-Lino venture which • was proceeding according to plan* Aussie * Austin, Norm Carswell, and Alan Dye had ♦ had a visit from tho official photo- * grapher when the now winch underwent tho * first trials with greet success. Sgt. Mo.-* Rae hinted thst the Company had a vast : * programme of works under consideration, ♦ but he refused to divulge details. * _ •

surf SLI7IKR23S club

Emulating ami’s (Klah-uo —, riders ♦ of the Surf in tho Romantic Guff Stream* * th© Surf Slithersrs loot a good deal of ♦ akin and cut anything but glamourous ♦ figures Sunday, when they paid a second *

visit to the beach.

Opl’s H.Palmer, Ao & T.Bluck, •Red’ Newman, Sgt. Go’jerry and Spr. J. Adair gave dieplaya in a new type of “nose-dive*. Equipped with apanking now surf-boards, they gambolled in the foaming breakers with abandon* (and the boards often abandonee! them!)

They tell us “Bunny” Spencer (Bldg.) earned high praise for his effort one afternoon recently when be played in a tough Rugby game, then followed it up with a sparkling exhibition of Soccer ina following game* G.V.S. should be his initials, the *¥* standing for “Versatile”•

•» Ccv 4» «W M w W * (Bl *Snow* Stewart (bldg* ) dropped us a line from Transit Camp, and we wore pie flood to hoar everybody is O.K. there. As an ex* Nelsonian, Snow takes a lot of convincing that Napier gets more annual sunshine I c* *» m*»***»*»w**l*mwM» ***»ram*«M***

- - Cplo Furgv.son and Keith J.otton I (?ldg«) Promenading with two little French lassies, eh? >7e’re surprised at you H