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LETTERS

Dear Fairiel, I suppose you thought I was lostP I have got a cold and I was in bed on Sunday, and on Saturday we all went down to Rototawi golf links. And we went to the Carterton Show find X went five times on the merrv-go-round, and I and my friend Alyth went to see the smallest man in the world. ■ Love from MARCIA. Marcia Nicolaus, Martinborough, Dear Fairiel, , . » : I have come again to visit you. I do love the Fairy Ring, and always look for the paper. I think I will draw something for you one day. Some days the weather is so hot and we have to put on all our, summer dresses, and then it rains and blows again, and we have to get into our woollies again. W© have lots of ripe cherry plums on our trees at Christmas time. I wish T ol j were closer so that you could comeand have some to eat with me. Do you like ice creams? X bad one. on Saturday and it was nice. I have a lovely little flower garden down at grandma’s, and the flowers are all in bloom. I wonder if any of your little elves plant money for, Christmas. We always plant a penny each in tbe flower garden, and- the fairies, help to make it grow. Last Christmas mine grew into Zb fid. Wasn’t that good? i must •now say good-night. Best love'from JOY. Joy Cook, Hamua.

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New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12295, 14 November 1925, Page 16

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LETTERS New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12295, 14 November 1925, Page 16

LETTERS New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12295, 14 November 1925, Page 16

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