LETTERS

New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12157, 6 June 1925, Page 16

LETTERS

Brenda’s ten, and she thinks it’s great fun 1 Dear Fairiel, — I was very pleased to get your letter _in Saturday’s “Times,” f and I love to hear all about the “Fairy Ring.” I went to a little friend’s birthday party last Saturday, and had great fun. There were six other girls beside myself, and we played games with our dolls. Don’t you think it would be nice if we wrote short stories and left J out some words, which the children could fill in? I have coloured in the picture that was printed in the paper and am sending it and the crossword puzzle with this letter. Wishing you good luck in “The Fairy Ring,” From BRENDA. Brenda Boyes, 143, Brougham street, Wellington. [The puzzle and the picture were a ... little bit too late, Girlie, .... but it’s just the kind of letter we love. The story idea sounds a good one. too. Write sooner next time, and tell us more about it.] * * * * Dear Fairiel,— I think it was a lovely idea to have the ‘ ‘Fairy Ring” in the paper every. Saturday. I am writing to tell you I would love to be a fairy. Yours faithfully, BETTY. • Betty Sotham, 17, West road, Northland. [Well, little nine-year-old, we’d love to have you .... and a longer letter next time. So sorry your colouring came too late.] * * * * My Dear Fairiel, — I think your scheme is just lovely, and I am quite sure you are right in sayirig that we have plenty of lovely ... ideas. Now, I have a very interesting and exciting fairy tale to tell you about myself, and I am sure you will enjoy hearing it. And next moonlight night I think I shall go over the hill again to Fairyland, and perhaps write you another little letter telling you about my adventures. ** ; J must close this letter now, - - Fairiel. I am, your little friend, MOLLY. ““ Molly Cook, Wadestown. LC. [The _ story’s just charming, Molly ! Why didn’t it arrive just a little bit earlier. But, never mind,® we’ll all hear it next week.]