HERE AND THERE
erf the hedge we have a look-oot which is reached by a ladder, have jolly times together'in ouf pisyhouse. King street, Rsngi«a. ( Fire! Last Wednesday one olourplantatiohs caught fire, and the nM#?' roared up the trees and throuffj the broom. We had 30 men maWS . ar- break so that the fire would tw* reach bur house . —DOROTHY HARRS; Snowwtt
At the Gate ; As I stand at my front gate, see the Alps. They are about w miles away. THE HUNTERS Doggedly we stuck to our Wjj 1 ever watchful we r down. Great was the emteW*™ . when one was sighted: went at top speed; juhilaht swu** we catch it; loudly rejoicing wg W© had caught half-a-dozen. ‘S' once more we resumed out ~s of watching and waiting.
No, my friends, we were not ing whales, seals or rtephacis. Jiffimerely the "white —SEA A small prize. r > J
our cat is blaeJi, -■;? , y : SMeto* yery.wlttfur, ■ She sils on the mat, mnT ,- >T \ You should hear i
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Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21904, 3 October 1936, Page 5 (Supplement)
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