Under the “Totem-Pole"

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 409, 18 July 1928, Page 6

Under the “Totem-Pole "

Letters to Redfeather are answered as under:— <-° f D ?™ n: & lad to hear again from the maid of the morning* but sorry to find that she has been sick-abed. I hope you are better. It is a pity that you have not a story ready for this competition, but I hope you will be able to enter for the next. Greetings from the Wigwam. Strongbow: Many thanks, Strongbow. How did you spend your prize money? Little New Leaf: The Kakamai report has come to hand and will appear at an early date. I see you are already preparing for the camp at Otimai. Are you going? Greetings from Redfeather to Little New Leaf. Pointed Quiver: I was glad to hear from this Chief and to have news of your tribe. What of Swift Eagle, a Gordon scout, who sent me a report in May? Best wishes to your troop and to Fointed Quiver. Indian Dawn: Perhaps you would like to write to Drifting Snowflake, leader of the Swallow Patrol in the First Cambridge Company. §he is about your age. If you enclose a letter for her when next you write to me, I shall speed it on. Silent Warrior: And did you manage that visit to the Winter Exhibition? I hope you were able to go and that you enjoyed the sideshows. Swaying Willow: The report of this faithful scribe has come safely to the Wigwam and I enjoyed following the activities of the First Grey Lynn Company Many thanks, Swaying Willow. Yellow Feather: Sunshine for this faithful one. It was surely a perfect week-end, Yellow Feather. I am sorry you mislaid the letter with the solution to the puzzles, but perhaps you will be