Our Birthday Book
•MANY HAPPY KETUKNS’’ OF THE DAY TO Majch 19, 1938. “Bush Orchid,” Ohakune. “Poumamo,” Arakuhu; “Bollakina,” Turakina Valley. March 20. “Kin;; George,” Matarawa Valley. “Just William,” Bulls. “Jet,” lUangamahu. March 21. “Prince of Fairy Land,” Kakatahi. March 22. “Baby Elephant,” Utiku. “Roka’s Pal,” Kaiwhaiki. “Evening Stareite,” TailiapMarch 23. ••FuS’thia,” Porikiorc. “Tailtit,” Oh ingait i. xHarch 23. “Rosemary Rees,” Rewa. “Madame N,” Ohingaiti. “Our Jolly Boy,” Mangaonoho. “Smiling Lilac,” Taihape. ..“Slap-dash Sally,” Sanson. “The Forest Queen,” Mataroa. March 24. “Whaka,” Marton. “Rolling Snowball,” Ohingaiti. “Hut’s Matron of Honour,” Bulls. “Timmy Tittles,” Bulls. March 25. “White Rose,” Fordell. “Goblin Princess,” Fordell. “Lauhing Pixie,” Sanson. • White Tui,” Westmere. “Guy Menzies,” Tutaenui. “Weary Bones,’* Hunterville. I FOOLISH FELLOW. There was a young fellow named Liddle Who thought he could make a fine riddle; The end and the start He knew off by heart, But he couldn't remember the middle.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 80, Issue 66, 19 March 1938, Page 12
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148Our Birthday Book Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 80, Issue 66, 19 March 1938, Page 12
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