DONALD DUCK
( Bj* Boverloy J'rown, 13, Road, (Sroy Lynn.) Donald was walking beside the pool early uiie morning when lie saw something moving behind the bush. "Quack! Quack!" he said. "Oh dear, I had better hide."' Kmining behind a palm tree, he squeezed himself in the branches. "Oh goodness,"' ]ic cried, "whatever it is it li.v kpcii me. I think I had better take the short cut home." JTe waddled across the grass and was ju>t going past the last bush when lie came face to face with Bonzo, the hound. "Help! ' lie fried, and dived into the first puddle he came to. But. sad to say. it was not very dee]) and lie bumped his head and had to go home to bed. As for Bonzo, he was so surprised that he ran and rail until he reached his kennel.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 189, 12 August 1939, Page 2 (Supplement)
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