In the Pillar Box

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 77, 12 June 1942, Page 3

In the Pillar Box

ALICE ANSWERS HER LETTERS Noni McCone hie. Nelson: When Auckland Point School children walked past "The Mail” Office the other day. I wondered how many Wonderland members there were there. Noni. Alma Paterson, Nelson: “The Pink Frock” is a very pretty little story. Alma, but I am afraid we won’t be able to print it for Sonic time. I will keep it. though, and when we have room, it will go in. Molly McConchic, Nelson: You wore lucky having a holiday on the King's Birthday. Molly. I didn’t. I always feel sorry for bulls with rings in their noses, don’t you? Edna Cross, Richmond: My word. Edna, you do a lot of cycling. Waimea West one day, Richmond the next, and Appleby the next. You ought to be very healthy and strong. Barbara Hollis, Eoxhill: I like, these frosty mornings, Barbara. It is prob ably because I bicycle to the office early in the morning, and feel quite warm by the time I get there. Rue Herd, Motucka: Did you make the poem up yourself, Rac? I am afraid it may be quite a long time before you see it in the paper, as we haven’t very much room for long poems now. How about sending in a shorter one? Ken Hollis, Foxhill: What a lot of use you have had from your billy cart. Ken. You will be able to get lots and lots of wood for the winter with it, won't you? Helen Whelan, Ngatimoti: Ngutimoti has done very well, sporting two new lambs, hasn’t it. Helen? I hope Nipper soon has lots of little pals to plav with.