Green’s Dictionary of Slang

afto n.

also arfto
[abbr. + -o sfx (3)]

(Aus./N.Z.) afternoon.

[Aus]Catholic Press (Sydney) 5 June 437/3: ‘What about that geography for this afto’. Do you know yours?’‘Not very well’.
[Aus]Baker Aus. Lang.
[Aus]N. Pulliam I Travelled a Lonely Land (1957) 229/2: afto – afternoon.
[NZ]R. Helmer Stag Party 103: Got another case comin’ in on the truck this afto.
[NZ]N. Hilliard Glory and The Dream 166: ‘Anybody seen Charlie?’ ‘In the rubbity this arfto.’.
[UK]L. Mantell Murder to Burn 76: Forgot about it till we got your flier this afto.
[NZ]McGill Reed Dict. of N.Z. Sl.
G. Dufour Lydian Hall 125: They were supposed to be going off to that riding school together again this afto.