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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 125, 28 May 1932, Page 2 (Supplement)

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Spencer Nairn and Tom Hutchins have both, sent In enrolment forms without the full date or their birthdays being attached.. When these particulars come forward, both, boys wilt be enrolled and membership! certificates will be posted' to them. Melva morgan —Sorry, !but we have no, pen-friendg at present. Herbert Harris—Hope you soon set better, old chap—and your father too. Thanks* lor the verses. Dorothy Knight—.No. I am sorry I cannot do as you asK—it would place the English girls in the same position as yourself. I would sug-g-est you send a siiort reply to each, closing the correspondence. Jean Bishop—Hope you will like your new home, girlie. It will toe splendid dur-. ing the summer. Melba Aiding, IHanunui—So pleased to, Have you as a new member. Thanks fop the riddles. Grace Williams—Our records show flva, certillcates totalling: \i points, to which is, to be added the last birthday greeting, i.e.,, total 17. Upon r.leneesb I can supply no. information. How glorious your garden must have been. Dorothy Ferguson—Sorry, Dorothy, but. no pea-friends are available just now. Patricia and Shirley Cherry—How splendid to liavo a kitten all your own. Why not call him Tiny? Lynnton Baldwin—Yes, it is fine to sea, one's name In the Birthday Greeting column, isn't It? Nearly i 3,000 lioys and; girls are now members of our club. Thelma Millett—The Budget birthday 1* to 'be celebrated in July, Thelma. Ken Hardie—There is nothing to be shyabout ■when joining: the Peter Pan Club. I am pleased to nave you as a member. Victoria Cartwright—Welcome to the, club, Victoria. Your attempts have always, •been entered Tor the competitions, so It; seeo>s that some otner competitors havo, always managed to send in work a little, better than your own. Keep trying , . Douglas Harris—A club badge has been posted out to you, Douglas.