TOLD BY THE LETTERS.

New Zealand Times, Volume LVIX, Issue 2875, 18 July 1896, Page 2 (Supplement)

TOLD BY THE LETTERS.

[By Sarah A. Daxa.J Havendon’s, June Ist. Dear A,: Ploaso send me that new rod wo talked of. The fishing is superb. I send you u string of the trout. They are beauties. There arc a few people in the bouse hero, which is a nuisance, and more coming to-morrow, but X hope I sha'n’t need to see much of them. Yours, J. L, Havendcn’s, June 81b. Dear A.: I wish yon would send mo some civilised clothes, and a lot of those, new neckties. There are some quite pleasant people here, and I don't want to be the only savage among them. Yours, J. L, Havendcn's, June 14th, Dear A.: Yes, the trout bite as well as over, but I have been busy about other things the last few days. I' should be awfully obliged if you would send me some candy—a big box. Yours, J.L. -P.S. Make it nothing but candled violets and marrons glacis. Yoo might as well tell the people to send a box regularly once a week. Havendcn'a, June 20th. Dear A.: Yes, the candy was just what j was wanted, but I haven’t had time to write, t Would it trouble yon trio much to go round t to (he florist’s and tell them to let me have some flowers once in a while I —the best you can got. Yours, J.L, Havcadcu’s, Juno 30th. * Dear A.: They are getting up a dance on Xhuraday—a little birthday festival for one