The word on the street is that PPN shareholders could be asked...

The word on the street is that PPN shareholders could be asked to drink from:
1.  The chalice from the palace;
2. The vessel with the pestle; or
3. The flagon with the dragon.

If you receive such an offer, remember the late Danny Kaye in "The Court Jester" [1955], :
* The pellet with the poison's in the vessel with the pestle;
*   The chalice from the palace has the brew that is true.
*   But there's been a change;
*   They broke the chalice from the palace and replaced it with the flagon with a dragon.
*   The pellet with the poison's in the flagon with the dragon;
*   The vessel with the pestle has the brew that is true.

Although the 'chalice from the palace' was broken last year following the intervention of ASIC,  PPN shareholders need to be vigilant if asked to drink from either the 'flagon with the dragon' or the 'vessel with the pestle' as the drinks could have been switched.  

Caveat Emptor, or should that be Flagoneat Emptor.  
Sorry, I was never very good at Latin.