News Letter: Christmas 1956
BRUSH UP YOUR BANKING
023
A FEW QUESTIONS ON BILLS, and A FEW GENERAL QUESTIONS.
FIRST PRIZE: 10 years free Tuition in Banking.
BILL OF SALE:
(a) The lad from Cheshire.
(b)
A document presented by one’s wife for payment towards the end of January.
BILLS IN A SET:
(a) He’s playing tennis.
(b) He’s fallen in the concrete.
BILLS FOR COLLECTION:
(a) Incapable of getting home under his own steam.
(b) His turn to take the plate round.
DISCHARGE OF BILL:
(a) Chap from up North gets the sack.
(b) William releases broad-side.
AN EXECUTOR:
A Man who:
(a) Was worked overtime during the reign of HENRY VIII
(b) Opens the exits of cinemas at the end of performances or in case of fire.
DEBENTURES:
(a) False teeth which are not straight.
(b) The adventures of a Debutante.
CASE OF NEED:
(a) Because you have to.
(b) 1 doz. “Whitbread”.
ALLONGE:
(a) A medicated sweet.
(b) Type of “Chaise Longe” to suit everyone.
DE BONIS NON:
(a) Nothing for the dog.
(b) Up to no good.
STOPPAGE IN TRANSITU:
(a) Reason for being late.
(b) Sit down Car Strike.
A GENOUX.