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Dominion, Volume 32, Issue 106, 28 January 1939, Page 7 (Supplement)

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Mrs. Kind Bush, Mnstcrton: A Jolly photograph,' Louise, but. Just u little dull. Your Him star collection must be rapidly growing. ' Mlhr Blue Gloves. Wellington: I liked that book, too, Margaret. The pity I« that, we do not have more nature books of our own country. Instead of overseas onee.

Ivy and T. Rutter, Riingnroa: Welcome to yon both'! Do write me a letter, and when yon do, will you please choose new pen-names, as both those are taken. Dimity Guy, Wellington: So many old members have "come to light" again lately. Kxanifi and study do take time, but now I hope to hear from you often. 1 liked the photographs, specially an I recognized the spots, but they would not reproduce in the page. The pohutukawas at Waihi are beautiful —and isn't it a long beach?

Toe Dancer, Johnsonville:/What a pity we missed! Next time come during the afternoon if vou call and we shall have lots to talk about. A thonglitfbl entry for the serial competition, but not quite as well-written its the one published. Read it and note the differences. The camping photograph must have been your father—am I right. And was the sketch .yourself? Elvn Dick, Mangnmahoe: Welcome to tiie league. Knowing so many members will make vou feel at home Immediately. Daisy. .Masterton: Is the' photograph of your home, I liked it very much, but Printerman .says it would not show clearly in the page.