CORRESPONDENCE

Southland Times, Issue 23538, 18 June 1938, Page 3 (Supplement)

CORRESPONDENCE

Cousin Iris Winsloe, Merrivale, Otautau R.D., would like a penfriend 12-14 years old in England, Canada, or the South Sea Islands, and Cousin Cicely Barton, Box 35, Halfmoon Bay Stewart Island, would like a Little Southlander to write to her. ,

Cousin Flower Hill, Gorge Road, would like to correspond with a girl in South Africa.

Have any Little Southlanders addresses for these cousins? An older Little Southlander has sent this list of Indian addresses to which senior cousins may write for pen-friends. T. R. Tampy (17), Amarareathi, Bunglove, Pattom, Trivandrum. S. INDIA.

(Interested in politics, Indian affairs, stamp collecting, coins, etc.) M. D. George Ponniah, Teacher, L.M. Community School, Erode, S. INDIA. Sheryar D. Wadia (21), Imperial Bank of India, Municipal Loans Section, Fort, Bombay, INDIA. (Stamp collecting, and would like to hear about New Zealand.) N. M. Mehta, Khadia Pole, Palace' road, Baroda, INDIA.

(Would like pen-friends from about 17-20 interested in stamp collecting, general topics and would like to hear about New Zealand.) Sutish Thukral, c/o Mr Balkay Singh, 40, Nisbet road, Lahore, Punjab, INDIA.

(Stamps and general correspondence with pen friends from about 16-19.) C. R. Swamy, c/o Ambikapuram, Chintadripet, Madras, INDIA.

(Would like to correspond with those who are interested in India, stamp collecting.) All are Indian boys, well educated, anxious to tell about India, and

learn more about New Zealand. Here are two addresses of English boys stationed in India: L/Bdr. Sydney Oram (20), No. 805776, < 62nd Field Battery, Kirkee, INDIA. (Interested in stamp collecting and general correspondence.) Nelson Emery, 30, Loco Quarters. Dhanbad, INDIA. (East-Indian Railway.) (General correspondence, exchange of photographs etc.) LEFT-OVER STORIES —VERY HIGHLY COMMENDED— This is a difficult question to answer. What will I do when I grow up? After all, I think I will be a circus girl. It will be great fun among the animals. I would like to look after a dog or a monkey. To be a clown would be good, but I would sooner look after animals, as I like them all, and I am not afraid of any. —3 marks to Cousin Maisie Lobb (9), Box 28, Edendale. —VERY HIGHLY COMMENDED— When I grow up I would like to be a shopkeeper. I think it would be very interesting to serve the customers, selling them the things they wanted. The kind of shop I would like is one with grocery, fruit, cakes and sweets. If the fruit and cakes were slow at selling, I would reduce the

prices. I would try and buy as cheaply as possible, to sell quickly and cheaply for quick return. The display I would make in my windows would attract the people, and by selling high-grade goods, I would get more customers. Once I had my customers I would keep them, in this way I would soon be able to retire. —3 marks to Cousin Estelle Cockbum (10), Morton Mains, Section 3, Otara R.D.