Our Mailbag

Northern Advocate, 13 June 1939, Page 2

Our Mailbag

Tom Wallace,—A long letter Torn. 1 hear Kaingaroa has all sorts of excifing plans in the offing. Best success to them all!

Alma Martinac.—So you solved the problem, Alma ? It certainly was a teaser,

Verna Hansen.— As you know. Verna, Pakaraka is now on live job, so perhaps Rosaleen and her friends will be sending a representative to Wellington after all.

Mora Finlayson.—Yes, Mora, one family may send more than one child to Wellington with the Kupe Club excursion if their expenses are paid. Thanks for the donation to the •'Backblockers” fund.

Joy Nqbes.—Glad “Hazelhurst pleased you, Joy.

William and Norman Conaghan,— Best thanks for your contributions.

ELsic Reed— Glad you wrote about the points, Elsie, There are stilt, some back cards to go onl and yours are among them. If they'll just make up your 30 points for a book, write again and I’ll send them immediately. Your second letter arrived safely and the competition was entered.

Desiree Seux —I knew the P.N. would arrive safely this time. Desiree.

Marjorie Taylor—Yes, there are merit cards for recipes, Marjorie. As you say. the I.Cupe Club is a "good thing.”

Ethel Mitchell—'lnterested in your letter, Ethel, and hope you'll write

again soon

Lilian Drake—Kupe certainly did not pick very good weather, but he had a good time as you no doubt read. Sorry for the delayed’ answer. —R.

Ivy Jenkins.—lt certainly is quite a time since you wrote. I promise ever so hard not to lose myself before your picture evening. In fact I’ve procured a guide.