In the Pillar Box

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 79, 7 January 1944, Page 3

In the Pillar Box

ALICE ANSWERS HER LETTERS Austen Nuttall, Harakeke : What a lovely time you must I ' a , ve I , ha< * at n j t h e Bay, Austen. Did you take any o£ the sponges home for Daddy to use b Valerie Salmond, Nelson: What course are you going to take at College Valerie? Congratulations on passing the Sixth Standard. Have yo been lor many swims this summer. Lorna Eden, Wakefield : Are you going to stay at Tahuna, Lorna You U have to get mother to bring you to the Mail” Office. Have you used your thimble very much yet? Dick Bickley, Central Takaka: Did the opossum shout at you, Dick, when you were looking for beetles? Whai do you do with the beetles when you find them? _ T Doreen Springer, Brightwater : Never mind if you don’t go to Westport, Doreen. You’ll be able to have lots ot fun in the river with your friends at Brightwater. Helen Elford, Motueka : Thank you for the newsy letter, Helen. Are you going raspberry-picking in the holidays at all, or are you just staying at home? joy Simpson, R.M.D. Nelson: Here s a big welcome to the Wonderland Club, Joy. What about telling all about the work which has to be done on an orchard? Gloria Schwass, Richmond: How lovely to be having a holiday in town, Gloria. You’ll have to teach Michael to be more patient while you are collecting his dinner. Joan Bickley, Central Takaka: Have you been eeling again lately, Joan. White Rabbit has been saving up an egg for ages for his eeling party up the Maitai. Sygnet Armstrong, Whangamoa : Yes, I often think of you and the other Wonderland members when I am out on the harbour with White Rabbit. How lovely to have Dad home for Christmas, Sygnet.