LETTER-BOX CORNER

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23405, 22 July 1939, Page 9 (Supplement)

LETTER-BOX CORNER

Continued. ;.. MAVIS STEER.—Many thanks for the items. Mavis. Mark-cards are sent out to you for all published work, and when the points on these cards-' total 100 you send them in to me. what fun to have snow l near your home. MARJORIE WILLIAMSON Just occasionally we publish photographs.from'membcrs, Mnrjoric. It .all depends on the subject and clearness of the print.. KATHLEEN LITTLEJOHN.—I expect you urn tired when you arrive home after work. Kathleen. I hope you like your new occupation. The metre-in "Fairies'' was not at all {rood. The other poem was much better and will see print later when I can find a corner for it. . • . BARBARA SM.EETON.—I was interested to read about your old clock, Barbara. I do think old pieces of l'urnituro. and china are fascinating. . RALPH SMITH.—Your sketch was Dot quito clear enough for good reproduction tiiis time, Ralph. D.D.M.B.G. *is the honour bestowed on a member of the Herald Circles after he has gained points. DAWN MINNS. —I was very pleased to hear from you again, Dawn. You have certainly worked "hard to make that book of film stars. It is most interesting, but.l am aorry it is not of much, use tor the page. Your drawings, are not quite up to the standard of those publishfd, Dawn, but you must keep 'op trying, and you are sure to succeed it) time. The -Tumbled Farmyard will see print. V»« become an M.B.G. when you have gained 100. points. i