'MATES' LOCKER

Press, Volume LXXIII, Issue 21992, 16 January 1937, Page 8 (Supplement)

'MATES' LOCKER

'Riate Snowdrop: So glad to hear from you, 'Mate. Send another budet - . . , 'Mate Alexandra: Here s a special welcome to a 'Mate, who has been a loyal Sunbeam. I hope to hear from you often, Alexandra. 'Mate Grace Collingwood: One poem was printed before. Christmas, 'Mate. Send in some more. Win your L.B.H. badge. 'Mate Silverdew: Good work, "Mate. Are you going to win your Special prize this year. 'Mate One-Legged Bill: Oh, what a fierce nom-de-plume. Its sounds piratish. . Welcome, One-Legged Bill. 'Mate Tiger: Another fierce penname. A big welcome to this new member.- ■ ' 'Mate Tiger Tim: Send some more drawings, 'Mate. I want to print some of your work which is excellent. 'Mate Denise: Add the points you win this year to last year's Points Book, •Mate. You'll reach 100 sooner that way. I liked your little drawings. rMate Wairangi: Here's a welcome to a 'Mate. 'Mate Wairangi should be a* Enthusiastic a Shipmate as she wasi a Sunbeam. I'm • looking for great th Se Cnumfwelcome, 'Mate Chum.. You can't be far off your Special Prize now. How many points? 'Mate Wairaki: Quite a crew is coming on 'board as Shipmates now. And mbst are from Sunbeamland. WelCo . Mate W Nep a tune: Special greetings to this 'Mate, and may the New Year hold all that is good. •Mate Blue Eyes: Good work, Blue Eyes. I hope to hear from you often during the year. 'Mate Player: Ah, that's the way, Player. That was a good budget. You'll soon be winning a Special Prize. 'Mate Margaret: That should be a good club, 'Mate. Here's New Year greetings and all good luck. v 'Mate Queen Mary: "Happy New Year," 'Mate, and lots of luck. Write often. :• 'Mate Treelern: You'tt have to •win. your Very ' Special Prize this year, 'Mate. Your points must be mounting up. ' 'Mate Bonnie Scotland: Youll soon have your Special Prize, 'Mate, and then your Very Special. "Happy New Year!" Joan Devlne: As. there has been a 'Mate Waitaki for some time, Joan, how about another 'Mate name? Can you think of a good one? Sorry there has been a doubling, but the fact was only discovered recently. 'Mate Shamrock: So glad •to hear from you again,. 'Mate. '"'Cohgratulations on, the story. It is good. Eighty-five marks. . 'Mate Milford Sound: Welcome on board, 'Mate. I hope to hear* from you often. - 'Mate Clifton:'l was particularly glad to hear from this 'Mate, too. v The seasons greetings, 'Mate. ,'Mate Endurance: You must try and win your Special Prize, 'Mate. ' It was good to hear from you again. ' - ... 'Mate*Guess: Watch the "Pen-friends' Corner," 'Mate.' From. time to time names of girls and boys overseas who wish to correspond with New Zealanders are printed there. A- big welcome to this member of the Prairie Club. . 'Mate Wallflower: That" story was very good indeed, 'Mate. It had a real note of humour, which you should cultivate. It is well to try several lines in literary work, and in the beginning the' wider your field, the -better. There will be a note for you in the next "Scribblers Corner." ■ 'Mate Midshipmaid: I am writing to you, 'Mate. We'll find a solution. Love. •Mate Dewdrop: Cong; atulations on the year's work, 'Mate. Yes, you.can change your name if you wishi Greetr togs., : ■■,, •- .. 7