THE MAIL-BAG.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20650, 23 August 1930, Page 4 (Supplement)

THE MAIL-BAG.

"LETTER-BOX CORNER" PULL UP! NO MORE ITEMS UNTIL NOTIFIED. '

Shirley Sugden: A very nice little letter, Shirley. I hope you are still enjoying your visit to Grandma. Norma Holmes: All you have to do is "to fill in nu enrolment form next time ; one appears. Form? av printed oiico a It} to</nth. -> Joyce Moffatt: I hope you forjnd that poor, i eick sheep again nnd that it is now all light. Beverley Williamson: The "new idea" 1 tieems a good one, Beretley, and I will probably use it. , i Gordon Symes: You did not tell mo what i stars you have already, so I cannot give you any information. I must always know .what mark cards 01 stars a member has already received before I can answer any questions. No special prize-winners were imnounced for the sketch competition, but I am using up the best of the sketches end illustrated letters as spaco permits. ■ Mary Smee. Tho story will not bo disqualified, Mary. Milla Gurr: No cards are sent with tho stars, but when you return the twelve small etar-cards. you receive a largo one with twelve cold or silver stars aflixed. Eileen Garrett: I am only accepting stories from tho seniors just now, Eileen. The witch sketch was quite good, and I em gliid to see you aro improving. .Roger Bunri See reply to Norah. LETTERS, SKETCHES, ALBO RECEIVED FROM: Jessie Barnasconi, Rogers Naylor, Betty Davidson, Hobert Turton, L. .Anderson, Vera Bright, Vera Hellier, Fred, jGavin. /