BETWEEN OURSELVES.
LITTLE MESSAGES FOR LITTLE PEOPLE. Elsie Thompson, Temuka: The biggest welcome to this little new Circlian. I already have a “Rainbow Fairy” in my Circle, Elsie, so would you like to have "Poppy Elf” or “Weka” for your pen-name? I liked your wee verse, dear, but It was not good enough to find a place in Our Page. What about calling the puppy “Kim” or “Scott?”—P.P. "Clifton Belle,” Totara Valley:— I was pleased to get a letter from this wee Circlian of mine. I am so glad you are going to make a Scrap-Book for our Christmas Ship, Clifton Belle. —P.P. "Smile-Awhile,” Totara Valley: I liked the nice picture on your notepaper, Smile-Awhile. So you are making a scrap-book, too. Isn't that splendid!—P.P. "Sunsprite,” Otipua: Little Sister must be a darling, Sunsprite. Give her a “thimble” from me. And you are making a scrap-book and a dolly for our Christmas Ship. That will be lovely, dear! —P.P. “Jill,” Otipua: This little Circlian is making a Picture Puzzle Book for our beautiful ship. What a wonderful, wonderful cargo she is going to have this year. I hope you did well in your exams, Jill.—P.P.
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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18653, 23 August 1930, Page 12
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195BETWEEN OURSELVES. Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18653, 23 August 1930, Page 12
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