THE MAIL BAG.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20508, 8 March 1930, Page 4 (Supplement)

THE MAIL BAG.

Frank Mead: You have only to fill in tm enrolment form to be admitted to membership in our Circles Ono will be printed shortly. Zola le Vaillant: When you havo twelve stars you send them in and receive a Star Card and a book- prize. Zer.a Anderton' A pretty little sketch. Zena, but it should havo been drawn on plain, not ruled paper, and done in Indian ink lan Allfin: Boy's Corner item very good, and will be used later oil. Gv/en Graham. You did not say whether your " fablo" was copied or original, so it cannot be used You should read " Rules for .Members " thoroughly until you know them by heart. Sheila. I'iklier: No doubt you arc» quite right about the item Sheila, but there woh not room for it last week and now it is too late. Margaret Harvey: No. I don't want any more poems just now, thank you, Margaret. Aubrey Clark: You can join our Circles by filling in an enrolment form when ono is printed. I did not receive any letter from you. Eunice Paul: Your name has been noted for tho Merit List._ Billy Davey: ' Tho Forest King" quite a sood attempt. I mav use it later. Herbert Biddick. What a tragic story, Herbert! Enough to make anybody afraid of ever listening to sweet hymns again! Bathia Luttrell: You must have had a most alarming time during tho flood. But summer really doe.- seem lo have coma at last. Sisley Putwain: What a pity your amusing little sketch did not come sooner. It is so sunshiny now that I would not dare to talk of gum-boots and spoiled picnics. Hester Herrick A most interesting letter, Hester, but as a full account of the same incident has already appeared in the Hurald it cannot bo used again. Letters, Sketcho' poems, etc,, also received irom Betty Morton. Frank Mead, Wallace Atkin, Mac Allcock, L.vdia Hen shall, Marian Skilton, Ada Woods, Betty Raine, Joan Parker, Herbert Biddick. Shir 1 ■ «nd Peggy Brown, Sylvia Dale, Eunice •Paul.