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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 11832, 13 January 1933, Page 2

Just before Christmas a .Murray’s Bay resident made to trip to Albany to take delivery of a. pair of bantam chicks. 1 It was dusk when lie called on the vendor, who produced them from the care of the mother, whose nightly, abode was among-;the boots on a shelf in the scullery. Tlie purchaser left tlie chicks in a ibox overnight, and on the next day tbfey soon became used to their new .’surroundings. In the evening, however, they Were nowhere to be fociud. Jibe now owner was making a trip into the city the following morning, -duel in order to get ready for an early start decided to clean his shoes over night. To Ills surprise* the' dfirkfc things he put his hand On 'io'liis search for tlic clean mg'. gear the missing bantams, -snugly-.pet9if-ed at the back of tlie kitchen.} sFeTfV ’ among a collection of boots,'’,' ; - WE -Print- at shortest ffotiegri 'sss*_■■ . ’ cert Ticket*, Ball. Programme?., ' Dance Ticket’s,-Invitations-.-,.-Cabas, Wedding. Inritati’ons,; ~7 Mc.monam Cards, etc.,.. e£fe_ ;Ui>tbrdutpyßtpckV. d?- 4 Latest Designs. -- Gisborne Tlinoft Printing Work* ’ ' ri ■■ *' - : ' f e ■' lili; - . ■