The Chums’ World Tour.
By
ERN SHAW.
Copyrirht
Leaving India, the Chums’ trusty little aeroplane skimmed across, the waters of the Bay of Bengal and “ volplaned 1 ’ gracefully down to land iu Burma. This they found to be a most beautiful country, abounding in buildings of wood, delicately carved “Oh look, what funny taxis!” exclaimed Golly, they are being pulled by bullocks with the humpl” These quaint carts are a feature of Burma, and of course the Chums were not satisfied until they had had a. ride. “ There’s one consolation," murmured Teddy, as their strange con veyance lumbered along the native street, “ What’s that J” asked Golly. , ~ .. “ There’s not much fear of us being locked up for exceeding the speed limit!” (To be continued.)
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Otago Witness, Issue 3775, 20 July 1926, Page 80
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