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Starmist. Whareama': It forgot to rain for a week here—such a change! The caramels sound delicious.* and the cake made my mouth water, but It is a, little long for Cookery Nook. Santa Maria, Walpukurau: I would love to see the newspaper. Are all the children going to help publish it? Tiffany Tees. Martons So you will be there by now—and I wonder bow you like it. 5 - Ila, Johnsonville: Penfriends can be the .greatest fun. can’t they? You are lucky to have so many. Scotty. Walpnkuran: That Is hard luck. Let us hope you soon And another. Allison Christophers, Lower Hutt: And did you see many birds? Sometimes the / bush is very silent. Matla, Wanganui: And did you pass? Brownies are fun—do tell me what you Play. i Golden Dawn, Mangatalnoko: The loveliest .season, yes, and the youngest and tenderest, too. f Barbara Perry, Ron gonial: But how can I tell? Surely you remember. However, nobody has “Blondie,” so you may have It. I am waiting for those drawings. Hard Knut, Feilding: What a proud beauty Rajah is! Thank you for the photo, and I quite understand about the buay-ness of exams. b Golden Willow. Pahlatua: I am surprised about the toffee. I think perhaps most of us would let it burn! Happy holldaysl Mermaid Mischief, Wellington: And now I cannot find your little friend’s address. I, Please will you tell me it again? " Lobelia, Hukanui: Sorry he did not. but I'll return the cutting, nevertheless. Ngalre Parker. Danevirke: Certainly you '* may be Miss Mnffet. Welcome. Evening Twilight, Featherston: Files are undoubtedly a sign of spring—or summer! I would love a- photograph of the pets for the corner! Drawings cannot be used In blue Ink—always black, or else pencil. Blossom Fairy, Napier: What did you , go to the fancy dress ball as? And do they always eat a lot? Rutty, Rata: Keep on with the warm milk, then make it bread and milk. Bran, , pollard and oatmeal mixed with water, and all the tenderest green shoots to spare in the garden! Alyce Hargreaves, Dannevlrke: “Black ‘ Shadow” yon may be. Would “Topsy” and "Turvey” suit the calves? Madame Pompadour, Aten: Inspirations seldom spring np when one needs them most—mine come most easily when I am f gardening'! ' ’ Ferrett. Musterton: Are you a new member. mysterious one? If so, I must have your name, please. Fill in the form at the bottom of this page and send it to me for a certificate and badge. "Toki,”' Mangatainoka: If they are very young, you had better feed them with warm milk from a baby’s bottle, and as they grow older they should be fed with a mixture of pollard, bran and oatmeal, hard biscuits, young vegetable tops, lots of raraki shoots and other greens, including lettuce. Snetzel, Dannevlrke: Thank you for it. Did vou make it up yourself? Vranus, Feilding: You are one of the rerv few. Holidays are usually great fun. I have none of the stamps you ask for. Sorry.
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Dominion, Volume 28, Issue 287, 31 August 1935, Page 25
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