JOHNNY & JOAN
TNEAR EVERYONE, — The old rabbit soon explained his plan for the rescue of Johnny and Joan as you will see in the first picture. Taking up a. spade he followed the pets to the prison wall and began to dig. “Rabbits are good at making tunnels,” said the old rabbit as he dug the hole deeper and deeper. . Inside the prison Johnny and Joan had been anxiously waiting ever since a little mouse had told them that they were to be rescued. Suddenly—a lump appeared on the prison fiooi —the lump grew bigger. “Oh! Johnny look, what is that,” cried Joan “i Dimno,h said Johnnv. But imagine the surprise of the twins when a spade appeared through the floor of the prison, which was quickly fo lowed by the head and shoulders of—Why! Uncle Rabbit. The old rabbit had made a tunnel undor the wall of the prison. .Down the tunnel went Johnny and Joan followed by Uncle Rabbit and two minutes later they were free. “Run to my house,” said Uncle Rabbit and next week you will see what befell them thoro X peter PAN.
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Waikato Times, Volume 107, Issue 17964, 8 March 1930, Page 4 (Supplement)
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