CAN YOU GUESS THESE?
There were twelve cars of corn in a barn and a rat carried off three ears a night. How long would it take, to carry them all away? Twelve nights, because lie had his own two ears. Sent by “Riverside Fairy.” As I was walking along the road -I. saw little men with white coats and red caps. What were they? Matches. As green as grass and grass it isn't; as red as a rose and a rose it isn’t; as black as ink and ink it isn't; so what am I? A blackberry. Sent by. May Hurley. Hidden names of things found in the pantry. Sent by “Rosy Cheeks’’;— . See me at six o’clock. —Meat. After ice comes cold. —Rice. Ages ago men lived in caves. —Sago. As a result an article was sent. — Sultana. The cur ran to his home.—'Currant.
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Taranaki Daily News, 12 October 1929, Page 24 (Supplement)
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146CAN YOU GUESS THESE? Taranaki Daily News, 12 October 1929, Page 24 (Supplement)
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