LETTERS

New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12483, 26 June 1926, Page 16

LETTERS

. Dear Fairiel, —When we went to an evening at the hall wo had a breakdown getting there, and we had to get out in the cold and frost. When the boys got out they found that there was a screw in the tyre, so they took the wheel off and put a new tube in the tyre, aud when we got there we were an hour late. But coming back we did not have a breakdown. I sat on dad’s knee, and got uuder the rug to keep warm. Mum, dad, and my brother and I went to the sandhills on Sunday, and we had great fun. Dad threw the ball down the big sandhill, and I ran down after it and I got a little way from the top when the ball slipped and I had to go down after it again, but the next time 1 did get it to the ton. When we got on top of a high hill wo could see some islands. Fairiel, I did like the birthday page. I think this will be all.—With love from MOLLIE WINTER (Maxwellton). • « ♦ % Dear Fairiel, —'Hie children’s page is i getting larger, every week new Fairies I come. I am always pleased when tho (“Times” comes. I always look for the Fairy Ring. My mother lias gone to Wellington for a holiday. I was glad when, school

started again. The weather here is awful, to-day there is a flood.

My rabbit has got away. I was sorry when I saw he was gone, but perhaps he is having a good time somewhere. lam saving cigarette cards. I am saving up the girls and boys. It wilj soon be my birthday. Dear Fairiel it is time to go to bed.—Your loving elf, & PEGGY LEAHEY (Konini).