Auckland Star
26 June 1871
Daily Southern Cross
25 February 1871
Auckland Star
13 March 1876
Daily Southern Cross
6 January 1871
Star (Christchurch)
13 June 1892
Evening Post
23 September 1895
Daily Southern Cross
2 July 1870
Daily Southern Cross
18 July 1871
Daily Southern Cross
27 February 1871
Auckland Star
18 March 1875
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29 July 1869
Wanganui Chronicle
11 October 1895
Ashburton Guardian
29 February 1892
Wanganui Chronicle
18 April 1876
Evening Post
28 September 1895
New Zealand Herald
16 August 1871
New Zealand Herald
12 August 1871
Otago Witness
22 April 1876
Evening Post
13 July 1871
North Otago Times
18 April 1876
Evening Post
7 October 1895
New Zealand Herald
7 August 1871
Daily Southern Cross
20 February 1871
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29 August 1871
Hawke's Bay Herald
10 October 1895
Star (Christchurch)
10 October 1895
New Zealand Herald
4 August 1871
Daily Southern Cross
7 September 1869
New Zealand Herald
3 June 1870
New Zealand Herald
28 July 1871
Daily Southern Cross
23 January 1871
Auckland Star
17 March 1875
Daily Southern Cross
21 September 1871
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3 July 1869
Thames Advertiser
18 April 1876
Star (Christchurch)
14 March 1896
Daily Southern Cross
4 March 1871
New Zealand Mail
27 September 1895
Daily Southern Cross
9 January 1872
New Zealand Herald
20 May 1870
Seizing a plum pie he hurled it at Richard. Poor Richard got the pastry stuck all over his head and the juice ran all down his coat. Now this is not the nicest way to receive pastry, so you can imagine Richard got really furious Gwendoline turned a complete somersault, she was so astonished. Polly saw the humorous side of it, and yelled with laughter. Of course Poppy and Pedro did not stay for lunch. Pedro ran off With the chicken, and Puppy clung to the sandwich, and together they disappeared over the hill. Poor Richard shouted what he would do when he caught them, and then the Chums finished their lunch in peace. "I never want to see them again," said Gwendoline. "Neither do I," said Polly, "but somehow I feel we haven't seen Hie last of them." Polly was right, we shall see quite a lot of Poppy and Pedro in the future.
Nelson Evening Mail
6 October 1926
Daily Southern Cross
2 December 1869
Ashburton Guardian
1 March 1892
Daily Southern Cross
2 October 1871
Star (Christchurch)
23 May 1892
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16 June 1869
