The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 3, Issue 5 (September 1, 1928)
Schoolboy Howlers
Schoolboy Howlers.
The Mediterranean and the Red Sea are joined by the Sewage Canal.
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One Minute To Go!
“I was wondering if you would be good enough to put me in touch with the particualr department which deals with the sale of old disused railway carriages for conversion into week-end bungalows.“
(From “London Punch.“)
The Pyramids are a range of mountains separating France from Spain.
A triangle is a square with only three corners.
A right angle is formed when one straight line meets another straight lines and stands on it.
An appendix is a part of a book which nobody has yet discovered to be of any use.
The flannelette peril means a petticoat government.
The cold at the North Pole is so great that the towns there are not inhabited.
An elephant is a square animal with a tail in front and behind.
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