A FAREWELL LETTER.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 308, 30 December 1933, Page 10 (Supplement)

A FAREWELL LETTER.

:>, Burgoyno street, Arcli Hill, W. 2. Dear l.vter J'au and Wendy,— It is with much sorrow Unit .1 write you my furcwcll letter. The pleasure ami interest Unit. I have derived from the Bndjret .[ Icopc never to forgot, while the courtesy anil excellent, criticism wliicli you Jnivo shown ' me will always lie to me. a source of happiness. ■ As I write this letter I fuel that something I love is being ttiken from me, but although I may not be able to tako an active part in tho ohib I will always read the Budget and think of the times when I tried hard to "be loyal." Tlie motto of the club is an excellent one, and L hope that all young members will tako more interest in the club, for when one has to leave, one thinks of tho chances one lias let .slip by and feels very sorry on account- of it. I thank you, Peter Pan and Wendy, for the happy times I have hud and trust that the Budget, will riso to greater heights and establish in Now Zealand a great love for- (ho literary chances (hat are given by you to the young folks. You lime started a campaign thtit in a few rthort hxppy years has reached such popular heights. As 1 pen these hist farewell word* F wish to extend-to you my grateful (hanks and wish you and all the club members ;i very happy Christmas and a prosperous Jiew Year. From yours sincerely, Ancce Kassie.