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The Professor Tries His Hand

You remember that Richard made a bo O mtiang last week? Well, you simplv must hear of another comic adventure the chums had with it. They still laugh whenever they think of it—at least Polly, Richard and Ted do. They were all practising the way to thro w it, and getting on quite well, as vou car sec by the picture, when they had a visitor.

It was the Professor. "Hullo!” he said. “What is your little game?” Richard explained. “Boomerang throwi nir , R j r ” he said ii mv..ic out a Piece of wood, and we are learning to throw it.” wiv 1. ad „ d »?M rd ’.. an ? 1 can fatch p a,moBt cvcr -v time it romes back.” Well, well, well!’ said the Professor. “Let me sec it.”

Richard handed the boomerang to the Professor, who gazed very critically nt it. "Dear me,” ha said. "It is really remarkable. And you were clever enough to make it?” “Yes sir,” Richard replied proudly. "It’s years since I saw one,” the Professor went on. “It makes inc feel quite younif again.” "It comes back,” said Gwen—who certainly thinks that the most remarkable thing about tho weapon. "Of course," said the Professor.

not -e Mt he ennld do with i"“" Bi "' C ' ‘ hr ' W hc '»« 'he chnm,. "I re.ll, mu,t «ee .h.t I e.n h ‘ '- V t a '"'/h,'?' * n,i ‘he boomer.njr whizzed throng the «ir. Well thrown sir/ cried Gwen. “It really was a good throw,” aaid the Piofessor. “Dear, dear me!”

The Professor, a. you know is a terribly forgetful old gentleman! A. «>on a. he had thrown th, boomerang he forgot all abo ut it . n<l tur ned to speak to Kirhard. Wain't ho startled, therefore, when it Mme hurtli n? bark and knock his tall hat 11; ing. “My!” he shouted, “Whatever was that?” “The boomerang,” Gwen explained. “Never mind! I'll catch your hat. air.”

Gwen certainly did cateh the Professor’s hat. only not czartle In th. u. itr^-an*; p-.V h V.VX£ ££ However she has quite recovered now, although the others still tease her about th, ekvei way she caught the Professor’s hat.

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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 74, Issue 192, 15 August 1931, Page 17 (Supplement)

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The Professor Tries His Hand Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 74, Issue 192, 15 August 1931, Page 17 (Supplement)

The Professor Tries His Hand Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 74, Issue 192, 15 August 1931, Page 17 (Supplement)

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