NORTHLAND TRIBE

Northern Advocate, 9 May 1939, Page 2

NORTHLAND TRIBE

| j. |c~ “Advocate” Office, 2 I Water St- Whangarei, I I i JLI Tuesday, May 9. 1939. 1 f f | Hello Everybody— I • • i Holidays here again? See that you soak up as I | much sunshine as you can to carry you through the | s winter, then colds and coughs won’t worry you much. I ! I wish H.Q. had term holidays, but we just get I ? , i busier and busier each week. I I Two picture shows last week for Kupe and me (we | | leave the S.P. at home these cold nights, he’s much | \ :afer in bed). Hikurangi and Pataua were visited | | ! and we had lots of fun an£ some very nice singing, | I j even if at Pataua our Maori folk took a lot of ? f “starting.” | • , But if we continue visiting at this rate, there’s a f f grave risk of “trouble in the interior,” You see | | there’s usually a very nice supper, but in addition | I j ■ last week we had gifts of chocolates, sweets and a | f I j watermelon. Perhaps the physic bottle had better be 2 I | I kept handy??? "* | ? 11 Have you seen Kune’s announcement about the | | I extra special free Page that’s to come out before I i j long? We don’t want one boy or girl in Northland to * f I miss knowing about our Centennial Holiday scheme j | f or miss the chance of going with us. i i ; It will give Northlanders a splendid chance to I ? i help their friends, and help themselves too with the I | special prize Kupe has explained. All very interesting I f j and the more the merrier when funds are to be I j i raised. I I i We’ve, now nearly enough to pay for five I | travellers. “Keep the pot a’boiling,” everyone. | | * Cheerio till next week. I i f 1 | i I Princess, Northland Tribe. j • t