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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 67, 19 March 1932, Page 2 (Supplement)

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Lola Hutchinson—Never mind, Lola. You know tlic old saying-, "ir at llrst . . . . " Norah Virtue—Story received safely, hut I am afraid it is not suitable for tiiese columns. C. S. Shaw—At present there are 15 points to your credit. Una Kelly—Tlie new address has been recorded. Kitty Fenton—A note lias been taken of your new address. Bill Hardcastle—Many tiianks for the information, Bill. It will be published in tlie near future. Joyce Hopkins—Only three points are recorded upon your card. Thanks for the interesting- letter. Dorothy Hornell—l hope that you will like your new liorne, Dorothy. ' Winnie Small—Your name appeared in the itoli Call on March 12, i'J32, and there .'lre 7 points recorded on your card. J. Power —There was no need to send in a new enrolment form, as you are still a member of the club. I am very pleased to hear from you, and hope that you will write again $>oon. Elsie Taylor—-Your new address has been recorded. Maurice Scott—l am pleased to hear that you are quite well again. The Mariposa was a very big vessel. ??, i (5, Henley lid., Mt. Eden —What a splendid time you had at the plenty. Peter Pan wonders if lie must go a-treasure hunting in order to find your name. Write again and give your name, won't you? Cedric Harvey—Thanlcs for your letter, Cedric. it was hard luck that you lost the match, but so long as you played a good game that is all that really matters. Chrissio Huey—A book has been forwarded to you, Chrissie. Dawn Broyd—So pleased to hear that you had a happy birthday, Dawn. I hope that you will be quite well again soon. Betty Broyd—Thanks for the letter, Betty. 1 hope that you have a good time at the picnic. W. Rea—The latter must have been returned because it had insufficient postage attached. Probably your letter was sealed in which case a twopenny stamp should have been affixed. Hugh Robertson—Congratulations on your win at the show, Hugh. It must Dave beqn very thrilling to have se'en your name ill the paper. Joan Deiamar—Keep on Joan, aiHj vou will soon earn the reward book. No, 'the sketch was not needed. Margaret Bambury—The book you request will be sent out as soon as we get it in slock.

L. Smith—Your story lias be.en published eliielly because it is unusual. Marjorie Morton—Tlianks for note covering- competition entry. Kitty Fenton—Yours was certainly a practical idea and u good one, too. Edna Pollington—Most certainly, rteg-g-le is not too young- to become a member ot the l'eter Pan Club. He lias been enrolled. Margaret Davis—Full information concerning- the fortnightly short story competition Is given in the Queries lor tlie Week column, which appears elsewhere oil this page. Clarice Hayden—The new address has been noted. Robert Stewart—No mistake was made, Robert, for the name in the Roll Call was that of a club member living at Moengawahine. Gladys Kappely—Tinkerbell has written up the subjects you have suggested, Gladys. Many thanks for the letter. Kathleen Gaynor—Correspondents do not have pen names in the Budget, nom do plumes being used only by contributors to the Witch Doctor's column and by pen friends. Dorothy Insull—Very many thanks for your nice long letter so profusely illustrated. Evidently you enjoyed yourself immensely. Ronnie Winstanley—The sports must have been very successful, Ronnie. Did you win any of the races? Dccna Blomfield—Birthday greeting certiiicates are 110 longer posted out, Desna. Instead, the points are recorded 011 member's cards at this office, wliere they still count towards the necessary 25 points l'or a book. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. Pe.ter Pan acknowledges receipt of letters and contributions received from leaders as follows:— Letters.—May Frost, Newmarket; Enid Kearney, Ohakune Junction; Marjorie Eullam, Otalmlm; Ena Beadle, Grey Lynn; Leslie Dye, Sandringhani; S. Jenkin, Thames; Zoe Fearnley, Otaluihu; Edna Pollington, Kemuera; Daisy Shaw, Oneliunga. Cigarette Cards. — Maurice Scott, Mount Albert..