DEAR UNTO MY HEART.

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 174, 25 July 1928, Page 20

DEAR UNTO MY HEART.

"Dear unto my heart" is the coloured supplement of the "Star," dated June 25 1927. The reason I cherish it is that in the inside my name is written on the "Birthday List." It was the first time I had had my name in print.— Beth Bambury, 4, Marama Av., Epsom, a « c 17 -. One thing that is very "Dear unto my heart" is an old worn-out dog collar which used to be worn by my dog Biddy. I cherish it because it brings to my memory the happy days of old that we spent together.—M. FitzGerald, ,a ~ pehu Road, Ohnkune Junction, age 13. • » • • "Dear unto my heart" is an oldfashioned bracelet gfven to me by my grandmother. It is a wide silver band, with raised-up birds and flowers in gold, and is about 70 years old. —Mavis McClv- | mont, 51, Rimu Street, New Lynn, age 12. * • • » One thing "Dear unto my heart" is a baby plate, which was given to me by two little twins when I was a baby. As I have had it ten years, and it is the first present I have kept so long, I treasure it. very much.—Melsie Johnson, Blockhouse Bay, age 11. * * • » "Dear unto my heart" is a little book called "The Little. Brown House," sent to me by my grandmother in England five years ago. I am afraid I sliaTl never see her, so I treasure the little book very much. —Nora Finan, Ring's Road. Coromandel, age 13. * « • • "Dear unto ray heart" is a ring which is set with two rubies and a pearl. As it is more than 50 years old, and it was given me by a great aunt 1 treasure it dearly.—Margaret King, 4, Drummond Street, Whangarei, age 12. ♦ * * » One thing "Dear unto my heart" is a No. 1 Meeeano set, which my mother ! gave me three and a half years ago. I can make all kinds of things, and even my small brothers and sisters find use for ! it making some small things when they ■ are sick in bed.—Bryan Parnell, Kopu, age 11.