The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 7, Issue 9 (April 1, 1933)

Getting the “low-down” on “uplift.”

Getting the “low-down” on “uplift.”

What's in a name? Say, pard, to the bozo who knows his garlic, a name is the
“Rum blossoms in Jamaica.”

“Rum blossoms in Jamaica.”

page 15 low-down on the uplift. Why, I once knew a general storekeeper who was so general that every time he took stock he sent for an officer of the Tourist Department to hold his hand. A tin of pineapple would transport him to Singapore, and the only way his wife could get him back was to ring him up on the cash register.