HONOURS BOARD.

Waikato Times, Volume 104, Issue 17466, 28 July 1928, Page 16 (Supplement)

HONOURS BOARD.

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A STREAM OF ADVENTURES. Dear Peter Pan, —Still more new members every week. I do think you are getting quite a largo family. Well, Peter, I will tell you my adventures last Saturday, which I had going to music. My sister and I started out at quarter to twelve and wo little thought or Hie adventures we were going to have. On turning a corner we saw a huge bull, and we felt somewhat scared. When we were closer to It, it began to roar at us, and so we went through a man's paddock. We got to music safely, but coming home we saw another bull, and so we crossed a little stream and went right round the side of the pad- ■ dock We soon had lo cross another little stream, and to our surprise, we saw that wo had to pass over a log which was lying across the stream. As we walked over It I could not help noticing how bright and sparkling the little stream looked. The log was covered with moss, and it looked so pretty. Well, Peter Pan, arter we hart passed tho bull, we passed • a mob of cattle, but they were as quiet, as lambs, and when they saw us they only ran away rrom us. We next had to pass a pet lamb, and it sometimes runs arter you as ir you had something for it. We then got out on to the roart and we soon reached home. After tea it was off to bed, but before we went of course, wo looked at Peter Pan's Page' I soon fell asleep with the noise or the pouring rain. My sister, too fell a«leep and we had a lovely sleep till the next thing we knew was the sun streaming in our window. —"Sweet Briar," Pukca "you certainly did have a lot or adventures for one morning, " Sweet Briar.' Peter is not very fond or bulls, either, especially when they are near and begin to roar We were glad to hear that you weren't too sleepy to read the Page before you went to bed.—Peter Pan.