Chums’ Summer Sports.
By
ERN. SHAW.
Copyright,
No. 9. CANOEING. ’ “ A day on th© river would be very nice,” suggested Golly, “ W&U do you say to a trip in a canoe ?” “ Can you manage one?” asked Teddy. ‘ Yes—Canoe?” replied Golly. % What terrible jokes these little brats do make! Iww, as you may know, canoes are awfully tricky things to control ;' they are not so flat as punts, and if you try to change seats in the mida& ' of the river the chances are you will also change a dry boat for the wet •’ water. This is what the Ohums found. Fortunately both of th^* ; could swim, so neither was any the worse for the dueling ' Any way, they agreed that they had better go ashore and get dpy-.’-: Next week they will be indulging in a dry-land sport.-; ' (To be Continued.) 'i-G. ' ' ■ f 'i 1 i ' ■ • ; • “ ' ' ' ,;dJ
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Otago Witness, Issue 3801, 18 January 1927, Page 78
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