SOME LETTERS

New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12318, 12 December 1925, Page 16

SOME LETTERS

Dear Fairicl, . It our school picnic on December 12th, and my sister and I are booking forward to next Saturday as mother said that we may go. We are to have our school concert before the Christmas holidays. The standard II girls are going as old ladies and have to sing a funny song, and have to wear a long dress and shawl and highheeled shoes; , We had a party here last week for the small children at Newlands, and we all had paper dresses. It was a Very pretty party, and we played some nice games.

.My little sister goes to ’Johnsonyille school next year. She.-Will be in the first standard. My teacher told me on Friday that I had passed and so I will be m the third standard. I have tried to do the hidden garden puzzle, and hope I have it right. MABJOBIE. Marjorie Broad, Newlands. ' * .* * •* Dear Fairiel, I too wonld like to join the fairy ring. lon seven years old. We had twenty chicks altogether, hut two died. We will have ducks out on Wednesday. We have a black and white cow, and its name is Teenie. She is a quiet cow. She has no horns.—Your fairy, ' HAZEL. Hazel Koxburgh, Tawa Flat. * * * Dear Fairiel, . ’ Jean made me a Christmas tree, and we made it pretty with paper. We have two pet lambs and they eje dears. To-night we were having qur tea. and we heard a pig squealing, and the Th'mbs got a flight. Well now I must close. With love from your little fairy,

MARY. Mary' McQueen, Te Wera.