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The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 7, Issue 6 (October 1, 1932.)

English Grammar

English Grammar.

Father (to boy of six, just home from school): “What lesson did you learn this morning?”

Boy: “Oh, grammar!”

Father: “What sort of grammar?”

Boy: “Well, Dad—cats and dogs are common hounds, but you and I are proper hounds.”

Force Of Habit. The Mystery-train guard puts out the milk bottle.

Force Of Habit.
The Mystery-train guard puts out the milk bottle.

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“And laughing eyes and laughing voices fill their homes with gladness.”—Samuel Rogers. Our Children's Gallery.—(1) Philip Chapple and Noreen Foster; (2) Shona, Esme, Allan, Kevin, Beula and Brian Kernick; (3) Olga and Doreen Griffiths; (4) Kenneth, Beverley and Eunice Finlayson; (5) Isabel Pawson; (6) Robert, Betty and Joyce Smith; (7) Bobby Williams; (8) William, Valerie and Edwin Billings; (9) June Baker; (10) Myra and Neville Neeson; (11) Allan, Bruce and Dorothy Franks; (12) Betty and Norma Boot—all of Christchurch.

“And laughing eyes and laughing voices fill their homes with gladness.”—Samuel Rogers.
Our Children's Gallery.—(1) Philip Chapple and Noreen Foster; (2) Shona, Esme, Allan, Kevin, Beula and Brian Kernick; (3) Olga and Doreen Griffiths; (4) Kenneth, Beverley and Eunice Finlayson; (5) Isabel Pawson; (6) Robert, Betty and Joyce Smith; (7) Bobby Williams; (8) William, Valerie and Edwin Billings; (9) June Baker; (10) Myra and Neville Neeson; (11) Allan, Bruce and Dorothy Franks; (12) Betty and Norma Boot—all of Christchurch.