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Kiwi’s Mailbag

Hune ami Gloria. Wellington: Thanks for (lie greeting. Here’s hoping that .1911 will bold lots of happiness for you both. Snow Fairy, 'l'akapati: It but a pretty card! Thank you for the happy greeting. Afraid I was unable to carry out. the prize instructions. Another book will be waiting—but of the same variety. Do slip in and say hello. Lone Star. Eketaliuiia: Thank you for your Yiiletide thought. Happy New Year! Lilimaiii. Kkeiahuna; Ami may you have lots of liapitv days this 1911.

plain Ben. Eketaliuna: Christmas seems co be an all-round remembrance time for members —I was so pleased to find your triple greetings on my table. Sueb gayones. too!

Flotsam, pahiatua: Your prize will probably take some time arriving It was discovered at the very last minute that it was not old enough for Flotsam. Ihe substitute is perhaps the very opposite—but you shall enjoy its story for years to come. Thanks for the very nice card. I‘arkliill. Tikokino: TTurrah! Another errin'- member who came to light in the Christmas mailbag. A beautifully drawn wisli —and here’s a New Year greeting to you ! Mary Ann, Levin; Welcome to the Junior Page, New Year member. The poem will soon be printed. Toddles, Levin; Printer .Man has been the guilty person. He had buried the story under some poultry notes! The title had been altered, and that made the search doubly difficult. New Year happiness to you and Judy. Elizabeth Taylor, Wellington; Thank you for the daintily drawn greeting; and this is to wish you a happiness-laden 1911.. Fairybell. Woodville; The Printer Man is very rushed—so the story will have to wait patiently till New Year Page. Did vou share the spoils when Shirley returned? I liked the glimpse of Santa on his rounds. Booklover. Eketaliuna: Shrubs are an excellent substitute Cor flowers and make a tine show, too. Santa was so folded that when I turned up the paper he seemed to pop up at me from the chimney top! Your lines are becoming bolder—and that is a good thing.

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Dominion, Volume 34, Issue 80, 28 December 1940, Page 12

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Kiwi’s Mailbag Dominion, Volume 34, Issue 80, 28 December 1940, Page 12

Kiwi’s Mailbag Dominion, Volume 34, Issue 80, 28 December 1940, Page 12