HUNGRY BOY SCOUTS
DONKEY’S RAID ON CAMP. Willesden Boy Scouts, under canva* at Seabrook, near Folkestone, on waking up one morning, were confronted with an unpleasant prospect—that of no breakfast. Under cover cf the dark, a despicable deed had been committed. The whole of tho food supply was gone. Even the jam, contained in half a dozen jars, had vanished. Who could he the culprit? While the mystery was being investigated a donkey entered the camp, and made straight for the place were the food had been stored. Later it was found that a number of donkeys had 6trayed, and had found a rare feast.
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New Zealand Times, Volume LI, Issue 11933, 13 September 1924, Page 10
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