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(con. 1875) Te Waimate (1954) 256: ‘Captain Cookers’ are high off the ground and very slab sided, designed rather for speed than for bacon.at Captain Cook, n.
(con. 1875) Te Waimate (1954) 256: ‘Captain Cookers’ are high off the ground and very slab sided, designed rather for speed than for bacon. (con. 1870s) Te Waimate (1954) 127: 1 cook’s mate, generally known as the offsider or ‘slushy’.at offsider, n.
(con. 1875) Te Waimate (1954) 257: The pack horse, who was a flight brute, set to work kicking and pig-jumping.at pig jump (v.) under pig, n.
(con. 1870s) Te Waimate (1954) 130: The shearers were, of course, the autocrats of the shed, but the ‘sheep-oh’ (penner -up) also held an important position.at sheepo, n.
(con. 1870s) Te Waimate (1954) 127: 1 cook’s mate, generally known as the offsider or ‘slushy’.at slushy, n.
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