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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 249, 21 October 1933, Page 2 (Supplement)

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Stan Braithwaite—l'lease forward us your present address, Stan, as your hook has been returned lo lis from the Dead Letter Offlcc. Zeta Bryce—Perhaps Pascal would do for your pet's natne. Joyce Meehan—How unfortunate that your uncle should meet with such a painful accident. I trust that he will soon be well again. Valerie Watkins—.Nineteen points, Valerie. Glad you are enjoying our Aature series. Zita Stonell—A pretty little verse, Zita. Tlianks Tor submitting it. Jack Wrtghtson—You can become a club member without owning a badge. Jaclc. Fill in a form and we will enrol you. Clarice Donaldson—The axes would naturally not be very plentiful. Keep searching, and you might be lucky enough to llnd a specimen. Judy Mullan—We'll be only too pleased to have you as a club member, Judy. Ask mother to 1111 in an enrolment form Tor you. Selwyn Glynn—How excited you must have felt when Gerard took tils first steps, I Selwyn. We're all in the best or health! at the office, thank you, Marjorie Heron—lt is hardly to be wondered at that you fell worse arter your ritle, and the incidental roasting. I'm glad that "Star Twinkles" had a tonic effect".' Cynthia Haden has called her guinea pig' Raurlmu. because it has little spirals of) colour all round its body. You have certainly chosen a novel name lor your pet. | Dorothy Siteman—Most certainly you're I | well oil for pets, Dorothy. Write igain soon. IVlcnica Naughton—l'ropelle'r will be pleased to hear how your brother gets on with the ka>ak. The short story lias been entered for the competition. ' Maxine Dunne—Thanks ror the letters, Maxine. I'm glad you liked the name wc selected--ror your doll. Phyllis Honour—lt Is quite allowable to send in two entries In the one envelope. Joe Sillick—Too bad that .your name was omitted, old chap. I assure you that' that mistake will not happen again. Mavis Bullen—We have no record or your enrolment rorm being received, Mavis. As soon as your rorm arrives you will be made a club member. Kath|een Moorhouse—You've certainly got plenty of courage if you've taken a dip so early in the season. The new ad-1 dress has been noted. ■ Jean Wishart—Yes, I- think we .should; all do our Very, best to supply the in-; grpdients for 'those "happiness cakes."; You've certainly been the proud possessor.: or sonie novel pets.

Beatrjce Attwood—We've noted your new address," Beatrice. Competition entries must always be sent In on a separate sheet or paper, and not embodied in a letter. I'm sure you'll remember next time, won't you? , Stanmore Road, Grey Lynn—Yon forgot to sign your name to the paper Write again, and wc shall rccord your new address. Terry Duffy—We arc not too sure oi your surname, "Terry. Have we artiessi*! correctly? Yes, your name will certainly appear on October 20. Molly Pavies —If you get Into touch with some bird fanclcr, ho will be able to supply the required information. Alfred Richards—The cerjiflcate or merit was received safely, Alfred. I wonder why you returned it? Avis Taylor—You need only ten. more points to-entitle you to a book, Avis. Jean Taylor—There is another g-'irl by the same name in the clubj Jean, and this accounts for the name appearing in tlio, birthday greeting column of August I. Your form was received too late to enabii* me to include your name with tlio others on October 19. Fred Coppet—How would Tip an I Squeak do-as names for your guinea pig--.