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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 103, 3 May 1930, Page 2 (Supplement)

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Kathleen Ellisdon—Thanks Tor your letter. It was a shame that your picnic ■had to be cancelled. Dorothy Cosset—You have not stated your question very clearly, Dorothy. Do you want to know whether you should write to Peter Pan or to Wendy? Vera Stephenson says that she now has a very nice school teacher 'and consequently looks forward to going' to school each day. She also wants a name for a Persian cat.— I'm pleased to hear that you like your school teacher, Vera. When one thinks about Persians one seems to also associate with them the mystic stories ol' the Arabian Knights, so why not call your cat Ali Haba—Ali lor short. Fred Webb wants a name Tor a red call' with a white spot on its Torehead and also a name for a cat.—l think that Reddy would be a good name for your cair, Fred, whilst Smut would he suitable I'or the kitten that you mention. Bertie Boswell thanks Ernie Prince for the cigarette card which he sent him in order to complete his set. Cyprian Tremain is going to be drummer in a mouth organ band that is being'organised.—l wish your band every success, Cyprian. IA/arren Curtis tells of a concert that was given in the hospital ward in which lie is staying.—it must have been a very nice concert, Warren. Isabel Bowick—Fancy having 25 children at tbe party, Isobel. Fin sure that you had a very good time. Joan Potter had eleven candles on her birthday cake and received. a diamond brooch, a string of pearls and many other presents.—You did receive a lot of presents, Joan. Did you have a party?