NO. 95 COMPETITION.

Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 235, 5 October 1927, Page 18

NO. 95 COMPETITION.

Elva Nisbet (Kaikohe). —Yes, Elva. I <lul got the enrolment form, and your certillcate will be posted out to you shortly. Ivan Doull came top of his class amongst the hoys in Standard V. at Newton West School, which he attends. Well done, Ivan. Ruby Peploe hopes that 1 am quite well, and wonders if her name will be in the Holl Call.—rm afraid not even the Witch Doctor can answer tins question, for the names are pulled out or the box and until they are drawn we do not know whose names they are. Joyce Vere says she is not a member yet, but would like to become one—Kill in the next enrolment form, and then we ship send JOU out d cert ''lcate or inember--I*l. and F. IWoady send a parcel ror the Winter cheer Campaign.—Thank vou very ver much*' 0 " gUt ' 11 wlu be appreciated John Conrlck is so glad that summer is coming, for he is looking forward to that season. Summer is usually a happv time lor everyone, and I am sure wo ail look lor ward to it. ~ Hammond has had nearly a month s holiday, and is now toincr to return to school.—What a glorious holiday >ou must have had, though I'm arraid the bad weather must have spoilt a lot or it Thanks ror your bright little letter, Gwen keep on entering ror the competitions, and soon you will win a prize. „ '° c ' | ! |n Millar goes to Diocesan High If- 0 . • V Auck ' ! , ina - although her home is at Kdwakawa. She has just recovered from vmn.'"T i S 'T7^ Wl 'l te and tc " me about jour school life. Jocelyn, for it musf be quite Interesting. 1 ain sorry to bear vou have been bad with the measles. Kauri: I'm sorry to learn or the bad time you re having with those teeth: sometimes they must seem more nuisance than enough. Your description of the episode with the dentist entertained me immensely. Gas and chloroform often do have strange eiTects. I hope affairs were better the second time. You'll be relieved to have it .all over.