LETTERS

Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 147, 23 June 1928, Page 15

LETTERS

Dear 3?airiol,—rlt has been one of 'those dreary days to-flay. In a corner of my: garden it was barren so I plant-; ■eel some .ferns thore to fill the space in. There is a picturft bjr' my bod whichjl always like to look at when I am m, bed. It has six littlo birds on the twig of a branch which overhangs a; brook. Dayou ever get;chilblains? I do. Often I get up early and help mother to got. the morning tea.'•.. This afternoon June and. I.helped "mother to cut, somo apples ; I qrr,ohutie^'. / rWhyi. don't you put'.a.'plioto. of "yourself so \vf all cduldknow .what you loolilike.—:" Love:from- . :'\,. ; ■'■ ■/■■ .:..!:;,■ - nadmiupch: ,;. ,;, Khandaliah. ... '".. •. ..... ■■: ',.';'." ".". .'; ■'. Dear Pairiel. —On Saturday I went to. Punch and Judy. • It was so funny,. and Punch fought every one thaticame. Ho fought JudyI,''tlio-baby,'the doctor, thd devil, th<£ ghost, the jiplieemanj the' J^udge, and the. hang^n. We;had a l,ot of lolMesT- Ttie man '(lid a lo|- or tricks th.at"isi all ab'otft; Saturday^ : ' /. ':"%< n.te IW^ *fims to; Tou,9W#l Point an.a^Ken L'went"^; Worser 'Bay, thoif'to Seatoun. "We saw" a cave; a'lld ?i ho.use..niade| out "6^ a, trainfta.r.;^L.O,Y« ro^.'!? ■■■ "'■ •. l^v. ■■■ "■• '■'-'"'.' ..'■."■ ■'"■. ■"MOOKB'EAM;" ■ Karori. ■• -"'■ :y ■■■■'■"■'~l ' ■>;--”- ■••'■■,-■■