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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 299, 18 December 1935, Page 26

Ivo Joyce—Hard luclv that you did not win a prize in this week's competition, Ivo, but perhaps next time you will he more successful. Beryl Coltman —Send U3 m your full name, address, age and the date of your birthday, Beryl, and we will enrol you as a member ol' the Peter Pan Club. Caroline Thaugland—lf your name appears in the Call of the Club, Caroline, cut out the little square and send it in to Peter Pan berore the following' Saturday, when a half-crown prize will be sent to you. Winnie Hannah—ir you want your drawings to be criticised in the artists' column, Winn'e, remember to mark the envelope carefully, and state particularly that you want a criticism. Drawings for the weekly competitions are not given criticisms. Joyce Dagger—lf you wish to join the club, Joyce, send in your full name, age, address and date of birth to Peter Pan, and he will enrol you as a member. No, there is no charge for entrance, but badges, ir required, cost 1/. Dawn Greene —As you see in the answer to Joyce Dagger just above, Dawn, there is no fee for enrolment. Just send us in your full name, age, address and date of birth and you will be enrolled quite soon. Mildred Young—Wo should like to hear about your life in Napier, Mildred, and are very pleased to welcome you to our club pages. Yes, most certainly you must try again, even though you missed a prize in this last competition. Marjorie Murphy—Welcome to the club, Marjorie. In your next letter would you remember to give us the date of your birthday so that in future years your name will appear in the list or birthday greetings. Gwen Richards—What fun you ruust have at school. No, or course I would not give you away about the soap incident Tor worlds. Won't yon be very sorry to leave school, Gwen? Maureen and John Baker—We are very pleased to enrol you as members or the club children. No, please tell mother that she gave us all the necessary Information for the enrolment. Anne Gabbie—Girl guides will prove the greatest fun, Anne. Your first hike sounded most successful. Valda Andersen—Happy holidays, Valda. Was the concert a success? Write and tell me all about it, won't you? Joyce Manning—Many thanks Tor describing the cream run, Joyce. It made a most interesting letter.