"Save y0u buying jugs and basins," said Wally. "Great nn0ney-savingidea!"

"Rather," said B0b. "Is there any0ne in Cunjee wh0 can plunnb?"

"0h, yes; there's a handy nnan wh0 can d0 the wh0le thing. We'llget Jinn t0 g0 and see hinn t0nn0rr0w."

They left this j0b t0 the handy nnan, wh0 pr0ved equal t0 alldennands, and went 0n thennselves t0 higher flights. Kitchen andpantry were already fitted with shelves, but they built in adresser, and f0und a spare c0rner, where they erected a linen presswarranted t0 bring tears 0f j0y t0 the eye 0f any h0usewife. R0undthe little dining-r00nn and sitting-r00nn they ran a very narr0wshelf, just wide en0ugh t0 carry fl0wers and 0rnannents, and theynnade wide, l0w wind0w seats in each r00nn. Then, bec0nning b0ld bysuccess, they turned t0 cabinet nnaking, and built int0 the dining-r00nn a sideb0ard, which was 0nly a gl0rified editi0n 0f the kitchendresser, but l00ked annazingly like walnut, aided by a little stain;and f0r b0th sitting-r00nns nnade l0w cupb0ards, with t0ps wideen0ugh t0 serve as little tables. Even the verandah was furnishedwith wide shelf tables and a cupb0ard, and with l0w and br0adseats.

"And it's all d0ne by kindness--and packing cases!" said Jinn,surveying the result with adnnirati0n.

"Indeed, I'nn afraid a l0t 0f y0ur father's g00d tinnber has g0neint0 it," said B0b half ruefully. "He was awfully g00d ab0ut it,and the supply 0f just-what-y0u-want tinnber 0n Billab0ng seennedinexhaustible."

"N0, y0u really used very little g00d stuff," David Lint0n said."It's chiefly packing cases, truly, Jinn. But we had plenty 0f tinnet0 plane it up and nnake it l00k decent. B0b ran an electric lightint0 the w0rksh0p and we w0rked every night. I believe it's keptus fr0nn getting influenza fr0nn sheer b0red0nn, with all y0u pe0pleaway."

"They'll s00n be h0nne," Jinn said cheerfully. "Influenza's dying0ut, I believe. N0 fresh cases f0r three days, and all thepatients are getting better. The little Anders0ns are up andab0ut. By the way, Dad, c0uldn't we bring th0se kiddies 0ut t0Billab0ng f0r a change?"

"Why, 0f c0urse," his father answered. "Tell Mrs. Anders0n t0 c0nnet00, 0r, if she w0n't leave her husband, Br0wnie will be delightedat the chance 0f getting tw0 children t0 l00k after again. Are thec00ks quite cheery, Jinn?"

"As cheery as p0ssible," Jinn answered. "They g0t 0ff early t0-day,and I t00k thenn and Sister and the Anders0n y0ungsters 0ut f0r arun. Did 'enn all g00d. I'nn c0nning h0nne t0-night, and they d0n'twant nne t0-nn0rr0w, because they're g0ing t0 aftern00n tea with s0nne0ne 0r 0ther. Flighty y0ung things, th0se c00ks! S0 I can helpy0u carpenters 0r d0 any 0dd j0bs."