REQUESTS.

Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 41, 16 August 1930, Page 20

REQUESTS.

EJves: We have enough jumbles and riddle* to last for weeks now. Will you 'all try ts find for me some really different Think Twice? -■■y •;■■'.■ ■■..-". •v'',i-V-..';'^ IWEI" "Printer," please write to "Tulip,*; .46, Moxham avenuo, Hataitai. ■- ■ ■.;.:' Would "Fairy Qucßn", write to"''April," 95, The Parado, Lyall Bay? •.. •-• ■ -■■■•■ : "flower" Jewet," please'writo" Xd"'!"Y/bH» Sta.c.';. tMsri.orlo .Gr.o.aqryJv.-Ac*i •strte.i.i Lower Hutt. ~.■.:•,;. .-.;,-. VFidtlJestioks," please writQ-to "Bluo Moqii,"----285, Willis street, Wellington. - "Writer." will you send a letter* to'."QumNut" (Marnaret Molr), Tlh> Vlearage, Otaklf "Red Shadow," write-,to "Merohlld," 6, Murray street, Island Bay. .... ..•• ' Would ."Eskimo Pie" write, to. VOnq Liv« Ghost," 6. Murray street,lsland Bay? Jo "Nor.een," of Nelson.: Please;write ti "dismal Desmond," 243, The Terrace, Welling* ton.' ~ ' . ''"■ "Hie'land Thistle," will you. writs'to "Highland Jessie," 52, Featherstone street, Palmerston North? "Anne o' the Ferry," please write to "Th» Imp" (Cavell Durnett), Barnard street Wadestown. '■= ' ; "Lady April," would you write to Ida Alsop, Owen street, Belmont?

The other day I read a. lovely book called "The Mystery of March Haven, "by Alfred Judd. _It is about some boys who discover a jewel which, some villains are going to steal by means of a secret tunnel going under the'house in which the jewel is kept. This involves some exciting adventures, during one of which a boy is captured and imprisoned in a ruined castle, from which ho signals to his comrades, who rescue him. The boys aro in '-"a 'school,which makes it necessary to go out at night—a risky proceeding. . ': "OOMHL" City. ■■ • '; >l!lllll!l]!lllllll!!!!nili;ia!!OIB!i!Iia!!i!ll!!!iniaimi!HHII "TO WENDY." Dear Wendy,—Every'time I look for my name.in the King t look for youis, too. I know I'd like you. "PBINCESS O J THE MIST." Petone. .... . • [