NORTHLAND TRIBE

Northern Advocate, 9 August 1938, Page 2

NORTHLAND TRIBE

* kif" "Advocate" Office, { I Mj Water St.. Whamrarei, jf I! l\ i.'iil Tuesday, August 9. 1938. \\ » Hello Everybody— I feel rafiher like the Old Woman who lived in the Shoe. I have so many children—who sent in ! 1 enrolment forms to be filed—that I don't know what \ !] to do. i ; Last week I had the large task of sending out " Merit Cards that our busy tomes had made me \[ B neglect, and filing ail the new enrolments of the past |, jfl few weeks. I nearly did have purple and yellow 11 spots before the eyes, Princess or no Princess. ',[ II And this week there are 46 new members! I Gracious, I'll need to get (6 work again. It's very \\ i ,JJ tiring sometimes, but very cheering to see how our ,! i Uj numbers are growing. One of these days when ? ti Kupe isn't too busy, I'll persuade him, to help me \\ I || count up and see just how large our Club family is. . | j |l We had planned to make several picture visits \\ | j|| las) week and this, but alas and alack, measles are i IJJ still about. I think we're to go to Tapuhi this next f )j! week-end—if it doesn't rain ! This will be our third I |I attempt to get there. I wonder if we really will i || arrive? f II If this lovely Spring weather continues, all will ',', I :JJ bv welL Isn't the sunshine glorious? But you should i j || hear Kupe complain when it comes to getting up |j ? || these frosty mornings! ',\ I || Cheerio till next week, j I SL*^ 3^ \ || » Princess, Northland Tribe. !L,„,..,.,«..«.^..«..»..«"»"»»«"«"«"«"»»»"»"«"»"»-««"«'-«"^'^'<»"«"»"»"«"*"»"«"»"«"«"»-«'«»"e»«..»..e..«..t. # „» ) . e ,. > ., s ., 4 i