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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXVI, Issue 147, 6 June 1936, Page 13

THREE CHEERS FOR ICs just great getting your letters and hearing about all the mH f un you arc having in the League. 1 suppose many of yuu gfff rtre wondering why you haven't received answers to your letters. JFeZZ, Cubs, you should see my mail box these days! It is BETTY MILNE, \ 'mMw * crammed with coupons, Leader forms, competition entries, as jj ox 74 Alexandra 1 as letter, from every part 0/ the Dominion Talk about Winner of the Crossword .1 briny snowed ini So / hope you will understand why I hove Competition end 10/. \| wf had lime to answer your questions. But I look forward to your letter/, iv-v m and / trust you will still write, regularly to me. Only always be sure to » *” oney. ■ z .lire me. your lull address, for I'mafraid the poor Pasties have had a hard / \ \ lime trying to find where some of you live. I \ .. 7 hum such exciting news for you to day. This month you are to have n I delightful surprise! 4 specially-made Coeocub Chocolate Bar. Watch I ■ Mr 11 ' , Ron Mil-Rae, Audrey Kerr, and .. I am very pleased to have your suggestions, and I am making a list of Doreen Randle will each receive a them. There are ever so many things 1 would like to include tn our special Consolation Prize from Granny “ .V but as you can see, it is really a tight .squeeze. to get even fAt> Owl's Tuck Shop. much in. However, if you will only be patient, you will find HM\I • • • ■ J.JOET PG lIPPE UIJOHT JO TUPSF GPS ZPl‘, and I think you'll OVERSEAS PEN PALS. agree that UIFZ XJ.VhI CF XPSUI XBJUJOH GPS. ]f y ou would like to make friends with Until July .{th, DIFFSJPI oversew Cococubs with whom vou can srn a v exchange letters, write to Jonathan, enotAv.tr Z/.l A. closing in your letter, on another sheet B .. of paper, your name, full uddroee, age, CAUGHT NAPPING tnd hobby - | V/illic Mouse and Whiskers Rabbit — — NEXT MONTH'S COM- /) I wero playme footie one showery — — - | [ — PETITION xUk I day, when tne ball bouncod over the ZT.. L J rsiiiiun. 0 fence on to Mr Pio Porker’s lawn. A» ) ( . Henrietta Fufcay | they were crawling through to recover / w,lt A I v\ Feathers was just a wet PzWUßjy the ball Pie Porker shouted angrily: \SHOCKjx hit offended at not being “Hie, come oT my lawn, you rascals.” A y uinvited on to the page But they defied him, and darted towards | UlB JC\ J W * n our rst ** ews »” and * their football. Pio Porker was furious, ./ v r *thar than hurt her feelings again we and started to chase them. A?.ay they Y' asked her to make a suggestion lor next went, through the wet grass and over Xk — month’s competition. tho vegetable garden. As Pie Porker I — “ Well,” she clucked, “asl am really was in his carpet slippers, he got thor- I quite an important person in Cococuboughly chilled. A) • -2 ville, I think our members might try U» RS TTTTI < cococub bjiyme r — xj'tz ) *bo«4 me - To the ° n » *h° in th* 1~. '“wHJSJsSrSwt / kc-t origin*! effort I will tend JI | I W.11.e and o a 1C/ ’ EXTRA POCKET MONEY. 1 ! chance to get their revenge. 3hey get and his or her name will be put on tha V/,4 •*- a bag of cement and quietly poured it Three Cheers Flag. yf" into Mr Porker’s footbath ! L tarlUJI CHIRPY’S BADGE. / ZA-V'T’i’ XArV 2 ' Littl. Chirpy Chick*. ■-& A V T I J ' biddy wis v»ry upset beJirn C" i zx. <S //' '• auBe he ““■dn’t find / A’l J? X IX. b ‘‘ b«*ut> f ul b*dge *uy. zX ‘wSl gPrSp jwr / lIX. JH/h • wh « r «' He *nd Mr* * — iSfWMIMISg!— l ““ y y** lll *” «*»rched all over the “ A-tishoo!” sneezed Fie Porker, “ I’ve v* piece, but it couldn t be found. “ I do caught cold.” So Mrs Pie Porker m*de J \X I \<B u . lsh yo “ , woulci fry »»d t»ke mor* care him sit by the fire with his feet in hot JyA / v k <W yonr things, Chirpy,” exclaimed Mrs water, and after she had given him a /'L—XI J J^‘‘ y F ' a * hers - 1 <*o icy.” wailed cup of Bourneville Cocoa he dozed off to zl-J 1 : . but .v»sterd*y my badge beslcep. ff I camß un, * B tened and nearly slipped off Fnrnriin 'tAvc ' I/! E y c £* t ’ *2 d this luorni «ff »<-’• gone I” COCOCUB TOYS. I / * 1 Mrs Fussy Feathers took him under her Hero is a complete .rst of Cococubs I wing and said: “Poor foolish liiil. wi.“ g , at ‘s.° oticl vill yi c ’-Jonathan, . I Chidt, whv didn't you tell vour Daddv* Whiskers Rabbit, Mrs Pie Porker, Mr n v, i. ■ j > L I’m lure he could have i .Ll k. ■’ . Pie Porker Peter Pum Mrs C*<-kle F lO P° rlte r wai surprised when he 1“.? e . *l* " ave 11X8< J ,>t by ;ust goose, Dumpty Doo Freddy Frog Sila. woke U P- “ Hel P ! ” he cried ' Ah' s Mn E ‘E •P m r h l ack * , we ® blt 40 make Slink,’ Wilho Mouse, Owl had to chip his feet free V“t. C looked very forGussy Robin Piglets Rabbit Brothers, w ' th • ba ”tner and eh.se! I ’ » J in future'” *“ Henrietta Fussy Feathers, Monty * ' * — 111 1 «uiure. Mcnky, Bill Badger, Percy Parrot, ADDRESSES WANTED. t 1 i UUUE MhbbAGE. I y. Johnson, D. Walsh, W. Irwin (?), Matamat*. ’ i JNQPSUBOU i Wellington.—C. Henry, A. Allen, R. Hunt C Parker | SFNFNCFS-FOUSJFT GPS MFBF.FS DPNQFUJUJUPO I g. Webster, M. Cole, Marion Carter • NVTU CF JO CZ KVOF UXFOUZ TFWFOUI ( Otago—A. Abnes (?), R. Clapperton, I. Patterson, «. Hill. Southland.—A. Murray, Jean Muir. PERCY PARROT'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE. , n J I J , , ,L .... Ptrcy Pwrot'a suggestion for our first compe(Decode clues and solve in the tition was that you design and make-up a Crouordinary way.) word Puzzle. Many of you sent in *s an entry * be solution to the Granny Owl Crossword, which, , I 2 > a" Is 15* ly la by the way, is as follows:— jT Across: I—Cadbury; 4—Are; 8—Al; 7—AM; _ B—Lot; 12—Cococub. L |\ PJ\ Down: 1-Cat; 2-Bar; 5-Yee; 4—All; '» s—Eat; 9—Mac; 10—Oco; 11—Tab. 9 , ACROSS. l. UIF CFTU PO UIF • 21. BO JOEJBO OSJODF. NBSLFU. U. CFWFSBHF. lO. QSFQPTJUJPO. 24. TIFMMGJTL 11. UP GFFM JMM. »■ CFMPOHJOH UP. 12. BEESFTT UP MBEZ. 27, UP QF STVBEF. I4.FBTUJOEJFT(abhrv.). 15. FBUBCMFT Jo ’ HJ c S F *iFBEFE NF 17. GSFODI GPS " BOE." 32i GJOFTU DIPDPMBUP 19. EPOLFZ. JO UIF XPSME. — • • • • JOIN UP AND GET THIS LOVELY BADGE. 32 1”“ m < JONATHAN, ~J I Cadbury Fry Hudson Ltd,, W i13. RVIDLTIMWFS. I P-O- BOX 4«, DUNEDIN. B f SJDBO XJME PYFO, I Dear Jonathan, 181 /O 3* want to he a Cococub. I'm enclosing .d EFHSFF. 1S - UPXO JO DFOUSBM ’ in stamps. Please enrol me at once. 4. IJHIXBZ GPS PUBHP. j (Write in capital letters.) s. cz U x B bz G pg D ' ”• tpvuimboe sjwfs. I Name 6. Sth MFUUFS PG 22. UFBS. . tHr „, BMQIBCFU. I -vaaress 7.6 th UPOF TZMMBC- 26. GVMM TUFBN BIFBE I >t , MF PG VQXBSE (abbrv.). 8. V Ju S B V M UI. 29 ’ TIPSU GPS BEWFSU - ' D " triCt 9. HSFBU FOHMJTI JTFNFOU. Provinca RVFFO. 31. QBSU PG DBECVSZT. No . 2 . 8/6 Age Birthday

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