Mother Hubbard's Cupboard

Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 116, 17 May 1924, Page 22

Mother Hubbard's Cupboard

"I'm FEARFULLY busy sowing mustard and cress. That's the cress in the packet. Then I put a bit of muitar.. by the side. The mustard is to keep the birds away. Aren't I CLEVER?—SMILER."

(1) "I*ll take your picture," said Harry, who had heen shopping with Bunny. "Oh. thauk you." said Bunny, for lie had found it very awkward to carry. It was a very muddy day, and what do you tbiuk—

(_> Harry only took the pleture to use ns a stepping-stone to save his feet getting wet! The picture was ruined, but the Teddies took it out of the frame, which they covered with a large sheet of paper.

C!) \nd when Harry next they heirt up the paper covered frame an-1 sai<3 "romp on. Harry; hoop-la, jump ttarouph it like they do at the rtrcus. Now Hurry ratber fancied liinifolf at circus tricUs.

U> So through the frame be jumped. But it «as more of a trick than he had .-xperted. for on the other side was -T muddy ditch into which he landed with fet ?rtor S a P li? SU - S ° hC DID Bet h ' s