Kupe’s Mailbag

Northern Advocate, 30 March 1937, Page 8

Kupe’s Mailbag

' Hilda Webb writes: “Thanks very much for having a joke competition, .Trn looking forward to the results. I • enjoyed your two jokes, Kupe. I '. hadn’t heard either of them before. , Has the Princess got a sense of hum-

our, Kupe? I think she has myself.”— Trafd the Princess would have a bad k, *ime of it if she didn’t have a sense ' w of humour, Hilda. Happily she has. Enid Claris—Sorry I was out when ,yoii called, Enid. Never mind. Perr haps you’ll be able to call some other time. So Matapouri is a good place lor fishing. I’ll have to remember ' that in the future.

I;■ Laura Donaldson —So glad Alice ' gave you a form, Laura, and we welcome you into the ranks of the Kupe lub. Kathleen Hazell —I don’t expect to be up your way again for a very long time, Kath, But next time I certainly f .would like to try Betty on that new road of yours and take the opportunity of saying .“hello” to - you and Francis. Joan Magee in a long and interesting letter tells all about her pets and says she. has been staying with a Kupe Club member. She would also like as a pen' friend a girl reader who is interested in outdoor sport. ’ Joan’s address is Otaika, Portland, and any reader wishing to correspond may write direct. We thank Joan for her letter ,which we enjoyed reading. Gladys Puckey—l believe this is the longest letter you have written me, Gladys. Certainly it was very interesting—so much 'so that I intend printing it.