THE LADIES' PAGE.

Otago Witness, Issue 2389, 14 December 1899, Page 51

THE LADIES' PAGE.

By Emjieline.

The -world «v iad — the wmj a wild. And man, the Hermit, ttgned, till woman itnlled.

Xmmcllne will be plcueit to rceclre letters from oorrrijondenti on my manor of imercit to tbem. and to reply 'trough the niediutu of ihli page, the noru do plume only of the ctrropondenu to be puhliohcd. Letiera to bo addrcued •' itiniuelln*." o»re of the Kdlior.

ANSWERS TO COKRESPONDENTS. L'lkconku. — I was so glad to recognise your writing agaizi, and to heat that your silence was due to nothing worse than circumstances, and how completely in the small as in the great affairs of life we are " creatures of circumstances " ! I hope indeed that you will hn v constant Cosy Corner Club member as before when we meet again, but do not keep silent until then please, L'lnconnu. Thank you for your kind wishes, which I rucst warmly reciprocate. Ted and Gnib — They were indeed the sweetest messengers you could have found, girls, and though like other travellers on our creeping New Zealand line 3 they were faded on arrival, they recovered wonderfully, and on Monday morning as I write this the scent of the honeysuckle fairly encompasses me, and reminds me not only of your sweet thought, but of a -garden that I leve, but scarcely hope to ace for many a yea:. 1 had a note from Eve, Ted, dear, asking me for what you mention, and I ..t ones sent it: she seemed so full of pleasant anticipations.