NEXT WEEK'S COMPETITION

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 3, Issue 295, 18 April 1941, Page 7

NEXT WEEK'S COMPETITION

MORE COLOURING You seem to like the colouring for a change. Well here's just one more for .you. Try your luck and the three best pictures I reecive will win free picture tickets with my best compliments.

NEW MEMBER Writes Louie Keepa:— Please enroll me as a member of your Good Endeavour League. I am ten years ot age and enclose 3d to pay my fee. I am sure I'll enjoy being a member. Welcome, lass. Of course you'll enjoy our League. Your certificate leaves to-day and I would like to know that you received it safely. Don't forget to try your luck at th? weekly competitions. Your friend, Peter the Whaler.

RIDDLE POT Why was Robinson Crusoe fin acrobat?—-Becausc he sat on his chest. What is never felt? —A straw hat. If a clog had a motor car what would the number be? —I\9. When is a tea-pot like an artist? —When it draws well. What is it that walks many miles but has only one foot?—A stocking. Why is an eel like a poet?— Because he is a long fellow. I live alone; my house is small, Without a window, door or hall. Inside it is as white as milk, With walls and floor as smooth as silk. Sometimes I harbour in my care A lovely guest of value rare. Answer: An oyster. Willing to Wait. Jones was a bootmaker. By dint of hard saving lie had managed to send his son Billy to a good school. "Father," he demanded, "I want five shillings to go to the theatre." "What!" cried Jones. "Do you realise that I've got to sole and heel three pairs of shoes to make five shillings?" Billy sat down comfortably on a chair. "All right, father," he said. "I'll wait."