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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 137, 11 June 1932, Page 2 (Supplement)

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Mervyn Wright—l Hope that you lite living In' tha new house, Mervyn. Shirley Palmer—Birthday greeting certificates are no longer posted out, Sliirley, but the three pofnts are recorded on members' cards, where they count towards tne 25 points for a book. A. Bishop—Many thanks for the article on knitted jumpers. Tlnkerbell will mate use of it in the near future. Ethel Wlullins wants a name Tor Her puppy.—How about calling your puppy Alice? 1 think it quite a suitable name; do you? Lola Hole—Either or the booKs you mention may be obtained in return for -5 points. Ailsa Madill—So pleased mat you are enjoying your holidays, Ailsa; Congratulations on passing , -your examination. ies» you may send in stories and other contributions.

Dawne nud Doreen Williams —Very W thanks lor sending' in the poem, me King's Breakfast." Another reader sent m the verses previously, however, and tiiey have already been posted on to the Budge tile wtio •wanted them. . Elma Sutton—The prize-money Mas Been posted out to yon, Elnia. Please write again if you have not received it. Victoria Cartwright—The badge of Wβ Peter Pan Club is an attractive affair or bronze .surmounted by a solid silver srar. It may be obtained by club members who send 1/3 either in stamps or postal notes to this office. Anece Rassie—Country people usually are'very hospitable, Anece. So sorry to hear thai you have, been sicK. 1 nope that you are quite better now. Joan Johnson—Your entry was received in time; it arrived by the flrst post on Wednesday morning-. • .. E. Hooper—l would advise, you to ?ei into direct communication with the naval •authorities, who will supply the .inlonuation for which you ask. Daphne Beckett, Gloria Kisby, Verrion Cossill and Roy Marsden have not given the full date or their birthdays on weir enrolment rorms. When this information is received at this olllce, they will lie made members or the Peter Pan Club, and nave membership certillcates posted out to tnein in the usual way. . nrt Raymond Epps—The entry was roceUna safely, Raymond. Did you unci very nHn.n dilllcuity.in constructing !hc paragraph