ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Otago Witness, Issue 2685, 30 August 1905, Page 64

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Leas, — Tha.ilt you for your little note concerning the mioi illation about Dr Gieiifel!. 1 -nill get tho May number of Life forthwith. Cunously enough, in idly turning the p?ges of an old magazine last night I came upon an article by the doctor himself —"Lite in Labrador. You will enter into my little scheme, I think. GiuvD^tOTiro, Fiji — Lex and o+hers of our cucle will be glad to know I have just received a letter from our dear friend; but grieved to hear that she has bsen feeling very unwell for some time. You shall hear some extracts from her letter next week, meanwhile, I shall be delighted to take ci'aige of .my letters or messages for her, and know how warmly they will be appreciated m her isolated life. Violet —I trust, my dear friend, that your silencs does not mean anything more than being fully occupied with your invalid, who ;is, I hope, a convalescent by this time. Let me heai irom you soon. Zee. — I am quite distressed to find the little note I wrote to thank you for your pretty pieseat, dear Zee, has never been posted. Careful as I always endeavour to be with my correspondence, such things do happen sometimes, and you must have thought ma so unappreciative and discourteous, whereas I was so charmed with your kind remembrance of me. I had not seen or.c of those plaited Maoii fans before — it makes a. most efficient firescreen for eyes tliat are glad to rest, if not to dream in the firelit hour o£ g'.oaining. j\~o, I have not been holidaymaking — tho delay iv?s due to their being sent on to you by the fiicr.d to whom I always lend them. I gave her your addiess. I wish you hod given your impressions of both meetings. I suppose you were tool busy? Though you iiave been unable to joiil us this session, now that you know the topics, can you not manage at least one meeting before we b.-eak up? There have been inquiries for you several times, but I foigot that you do not see the Witness unless I send you one, as I shall this, dear. I am sure you will have a pleasant holiday if my kind wishes can help to make it so. Members of the C.C.C. — Zee desires her love to you, and expresses her keen interest in the description given by Country Mouse of the Indian juggler's mango trick. Four Chasiajjds Corhespondents. — Such ara announcement can only hi made through the advertising columns. If you wish it to appear as an advertisement, write to the manager ; but you will require to give him your lull name and address as a guarantee of j-our bona fides.