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The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 14, Issue 3 (June 1, 1939)

Appropriate

Appropriate.

The two ex-Army men were discussing their respective occupations since their retirement from the forces.

“I've done fairly well,” said one.

“I've not long started a pig-farm.”

“Ah,” said the other, “then I can suggest a good motto for your business.”

“And what might it be?” was the query.

“Well,” went on the other, “as an ex-Army man keeping pigs, why not have ‘The pen is mightier than the sword.”

(By courtesy of London “Punch”) “They must 'ave 'eard of that winder you broke.”

(By courtesy of London “Punch”)
“They must 'ave 'eard of that winder you broke.”