OPEN EYES
We are shearing now, and the lambs do make such a fuss being separated for a few hours from their mothers.— Bessie Percy, Alfredton. At school to-day we went into the paddock to have some fun in the grass. We found some oats growing, and wo picked them and made whistles out of them.—Nellie Smith, Porirua. * » • • I have a garden and my lettuce are going ahead good, and so are inv cabbages. The other day it blew a gal© here, and I thought the windmill would be blown down. It blows very hard here, you cannot very well stand up when you get in a swirl, for it goes round and round. We have sonic strawberries, and have covered them with cotton so the birds cannot eat them.—Your loving Elf. Terrence Williams, Post Offico. Pongaroa. Our garden pens arc nenrlv rondv for use. The fruit trees are bearing. We have an apple tree and it has verv big anples on it. 1 was breaking some brandies of an Flderberrv tree and a bird flew out of it* nest. T looked in the nest and found four eggs in it.— | Connie Phortland. Mntawau. I— ■ -
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New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12615, 27 November 1926, Page 16
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195OPEN EYES New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12615, 27 November 1926, Page 16
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