THE HAPPINESS TREE
What a glorious tree is the Happiness Which blooms in our Happy Town, The tree where the leaves are always green— They never turn yellow or brown. And every child, whether big or small, Knows the way to this beautiful tree, For you go just past the Joy Shop stall, And the Happiness Tree 3-011 see. —Phyllis M. Yates (aged 11). HIDDEN NAMES In the following sentences will be found tlio names of five girls: I —We left our car on the platform. - —I went to town in a bus. 3 I took a nap at midday. 4 The man nearl3' fell down the steps. 5 The log went right into the fire. —Joan Forbes. A MUSICAL DEVICE Have you ever tried making this simple instrument? Take a piece of wood, and several pins. The pins should be driven into the wood carefully, all at different heights (rising gradually). If you tap these gently with a small stick of a penholder 3-011 will find that tho - make quite musical notes, each one varying according to the height of the pin—iSenU in by Kditli Lcnnun.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 110, 30 July 1927, Page 27
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