NEWS FROM THE RING

Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 130, 29 November 1930, Page 20

NEWS FROM THE RING

• "When there is a southerly wiud .here,, there are big rollers which look like;white, horses. .• The seagulls fly abbye' them 'with their queer cries. The soattterl^ tfind' brings in a lot of sea:!we&}. ."One-sort is'so thick that you' :caii"make balls that bounce very high, iout ofit." .' --""••■ ,-'■ ■ '."TWEEDLEDUM." % f lii^tnd Bay.: ; ;-' _ ■ ■ :. ; "W4,siall ,spon.te going siviniming. ■il cannot; swjm yet, but I will aak my uncle to give me a tube o| a motorcar, and I will learn that way." -—-™ -;: -^'PEAEIi WINGS" (10). Masterton.

"W/e.are.practising for a concert. T am a Dutch girl, and there are also some fairies and tulips. Flower Jewel 3s dfl% of them.'There is Father Christjnas> some Golliwogs, aad. Bupeit, who ;whacks all the bad children." :• ', '' fBINCESS PEESEPHONE'' (12) ; i, Island Bay. ■ :-- M « *

I "I was handling a beautifnl .303 the othei-day. It was covered with ■Maori carvings, and was a beauty, just -fitting-into the shoulder nicely." ' \ . ;!; ■ "EL CAPITAL." .!' California.. . , . .

'■■ ''Every day we see a silver Baby; iAuatin. go past1 my place, and it goes. ;very fast.Hvery Grey Cab that passes, •Bunny Boy and I take their numbers Mn a book and see how many times the 'same number passes." i i h "MICEY THE MOUSE" (C) ;! ■ City. ' '..,.'■..•„ " '' •- i'

■f '-'Fairiel, are there many elves who'! this _record—43 miles in one :day? Last week my friend and I set out for a tramp round the coast. We 'had a pedometeiv It registered 22 '3-5, -miles ;eaeh way. AYe started out at', '5.30 aim., and at home at 5.45. ,p.m." DIMBLE." (1-1). Italy.. --.[■]