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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 100, 25 October 1930, Page 20

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"THE REASONfWHY,'!; ;' "When 1 was at : a•,party," ■said: Batty, (aged ' just, four), . ~ •■-.•>.-■• .■■ ■■• : ■.> ■■ ■ "A little girl foil off her chair, and sat. down on the floor, '• "■ ; -■■:-■.. And all the other girls.began to laugh,.but me— I didn't laugh a single •.bit,", said Betty, seri- , OUSIjV .■' . • ~ ■'.•. ■• .• r •-' "Why not?"' her mother asked her; full qf .'■•■" dellsht■ to find, .- .-'/■...:■. =■■•' ■■ ' - That Betty—bless her little.hearts-had been so , sweetly-kind. '.' .•'i ■■■ '•■■■'■ .■ "Why didn't you laugh; my -darling, .or don't, you want to toll?" '.:.." :.'-■ '■■ :\\■'■''■: :" : - ; '.'... "I didn't laugh," said Betty, "-'cause, it ,was; ' me that fell." . ' /..■■:' : . '-: Sent in. by .-. -. ' -. : . ■ .-.' ■ ' '-"WAGGLES"-(14).:-.. ■Mclrose. - ■-... •,'..■. .'■■ •■■ "'■','■■''■ "BY THE BROOK." . Tito very nicest way ■■'•■;.■■■: ' .. You can spend :i summer's day,- • la to.take a little rod and line an'd'-hbok, . And bending nearly double ■•-.- .• ■■'. '■■.■'. .While the waters rim and bubble, ■ ' '■:'., To sit and wait for fishes by tho brook. ■ '■■■'■ ' Scut in by "■•'■;- . , ::, ■..-.-.- ■';'■ . :"KED-ETE. DICK" (7). '; Evans Bay road. .. "■ ■'.'..'. "DOG BINGO." -, ': ; " liingo is-Itind and friendly, .. . A gentleman right to'the-core, ■"" _ :" ■ But he cannot bear rats, '• ' .'•■ And he,hates, all cats;..; .■'■■■ ■ 'I And the fuzzy brown dog nest door. : .Bingo.is limping a little, ■ : . And one' of his ears is sore;' ■ ■ He's; rather , a fright, ■ : But, oh, what v atslit--' . ■ -.. .: Is the. fuzzy brown dog next door!.' ■'[;. ■'. . Sent'lii by ." '.'..- - , ■', "' ■■■ ■ . ■'•'■•■ .'■ "ARTJOL ,DODGER" (S). ■ - .Petone. : ■"■ ■• • ■■■'■ .. ■■■ ■ ... : : - ■•. >'■■.[ {■.•