In the Pillar Box ALICE ANSWERS HER LETTERS

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXIII, 7 December 1940, Page 9

In the Pillar Box ALICE ANSWERS HER LETTERS

Catherine Rc.vnish, Nelson: Thank you for the description of Stephen’s Island, Catherine; it does sound an interesting place. Wouldn’t you love to go there, and explore the rocks? Natalie Goodall, Riwaka. I like your bright letters every week Natalie, but will look forward to them every month now. I think you will make a very good nurse when you grow up, and good luck with your exam. Nola Ricketts, R.M.D., Wakefield: White Rabbit was so excited when he got your letter, Nola and sends a special welcome to the Wonderland Club. He says he is hoping you will write a lovely long letter to him soon. Ken Roberts, Nelson: What are you going to call the kitten when you get him Ken, and do you think he will quarrel with Jack? Have you been for many siyims? Winnie Nisbett, 38 Valley: Thank you so much for the poem and the mistletoe, Winnie. Did you grow it in your own bush, and have you been for any more rambles recently? Betty Arbuckle, Redwood’s Valley: Good luck with the exams, Betty, 1 11 be think of you next week. The chickens must be very lovely—fancy twelve from twelve eggs, no wonder the mother is proud of them. Elviene Thomas, Appleby: Here is a special welcome to the Wonderland Club for Betty’s and Norma’s sister Elviene. Perhaps they would help you to write a little letter about Appleby, and go in for the sSmmer Page competitions. Marie Duncan, Umukuri: Yes, of course you can enter for the painting competition Marie, and we are pleased to welcome you to the Club. Do you 1111 grow tobacco or hops at home?