LETTER-BOX CORNER

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22819, 28 August 1937, Page 8 (Supplement)

LETTER-BOX CORNER

PAMELA NEABER.—Your holiday In Tnuranga sounded great fun. JOAN SCHWARTZ. —The willows arc particularly beautiful in spring. DAVID HAVILL.—How intere.tinir training a calf for the show. I expect there is great competition between you your brother. JUNE McLAREN.—I was pleased to have such a nice letter from you, June. Thank you for ypur suggestion. Why not look through and send any little Item that may be of interest to other children. JOYCE WALKER. —Your entry arrived In plenty of time. You will not forget to let me know your change of address, will you 7 PHYLLIS WALKER.—That is a very pretty idea of yours, Phyllis, to think in poetry. . TREVOR BEAVER. —Keep a look-out for competitions and- you will soon earn markcards and prizes. EDWIN WRIGHT. —The joke was very amusing, but would have to be altered a good deal to apply to this country. BERYL HAYWARD. —Do you like being left to cook the tea, Beryl? ISA McCALLUM.—I know how difficult it Is to find time to do'everything one wants to. You seem to have n nice lot of pets even though you do not own a pony yet. The poem was quite good, Isa. Why not try writing more. MARY FLETCHER. —Your entry was very well written but far too sad. -Keep the light, delicate style and try something. happier. AILSA COLLINS. —You never know what you can do till you try, do you, Allsa? The story was far too mournful. The last verse of your poem was not nearly as good a* the first two. Try agalOt