STAMPS WANTED
Miss A. Rosier, who asked for used stamps of all kinds to raise funds for crippled children, writes to say that she has had great numbers of stamps sent to her from many readers, and that she wishes to thank those who did not send her an address. • One reader sent Miss Rosier 10s, and. this is already, passed on to the unfortunate children; Those who still have used stamps to spare may be glad to know Miss Hosier’s address (c/o. Mrs Farquhar Young, Clifton Heights, Sumner); she will be grateful for any stamps she receives, and is willing to exchange stamps with collectors.
Readers are asked to send to Mr G. Guy, the Museum, Christchurch, specimens of native plants for the native plant table. Readers would like the addresses of pen-friends in India or South Africa. Please send them to the editor, ;
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Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22435, 23 June 1938, Page 2 (Supplement)
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