’MATES’ LOCKER

Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22319, 5 February 1938, Page 8 (Supplement)

’MATES’ LOCKER

’Mate Tiger (Matlpo street): The advertisement appears to-day, 'Mate. I hope you have many answers. 'Mate Minnie Mouse (Papanul): The badge will be posted, ‘Mate. Points number correct.

’Mate Zephyr (Lyndhurst): Congratulations, ’Mate. I hope to hear from you often this year. ’Mate Ruahlne (Papanul): Good work, ’Mate. Do you like puzzling out puzzles? ’Mate Dixie Jim (North Beach): Just come to “The Press" office, ’Mate. Visiting hours will be advertised next week. ’Mate Orange Blossom (Hurunui): Why, what a lovely spot for a picnic, ’Mate, right between two rivers. The pressed flower arrived with all its colour, and looks very pretty. 'Mate Mataroa (Oxford): Are you running for the 1000 points, 'Mate? You should. Lan has 170 points. 'Mate Broad Bean (Sefton): That is certainly a seasonable pen-name, ’Mate. Are you a gardener? ’Mate Felicity (Oamaru): We have quite a number of members in Oamaru. Yes, the little dog was there. ’Mate Nature Bud (Walmate): Very good work, ’Mate. Perhaps, too, you could find out something about the history of that pioneer home. Look for your work on the next Centenary Page.

’Mate EU (Christchurch): Yes, writ* a little story about the Sounds, ’Mate. It would fit in nicely. ’Mate Camille (Linwood): Healing magic for this member. Shall be looking forward to seeing your garden. ’Mate School-to-day (Fendalton): Congratulations to this Shipmate,-who has done such good work in every way. You deserve your prize, ’Mate. ’Mate Cotswold (Fendalton): Did you receive the birthday ticket, ’Mate. If not, let me know,