PETER PAN ANSWERS CIRCLIANS’ LETTERS

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVII, Issue 19344, 19 November 1932, Page 13

PETER PAN ANSWERS CIRCLIANS’ LETTERS

“Little Cowslip,” Timaru: I liked the rhyme on the back of your envelope. Little Cowslip, and I am sure Mr. Postman enjoyed it, too. I am so glad you are making those things for our Ship. Your garden must be very pretty. Yes. the Park is looking its best just now. Thank you for the riddles and dear wee poems. I think 1 will keep “Autumn's Rob:" until the Lady Autumn visits us again. Sylvia Anderson, Timaru: The very biggest welcome to our Circle Sylvia. Your letter was neatly written, and I chuckled over your little laugh. lam sure you will like living in Timaru. Yes, you may have "Saucy Sally” for your pen-name. Did the big earthquake damage your home in Hastings? “Pale Moon,” Milford: Your letter was neatly written. Pale Moon. I liked the “P.S.” at the end of it my dear, and am looking forward to opening that nice parcel. Yes, I am fond of reading, too. Your vegetable garden must be very fine. My garden is looking quite gay just now. Agnes May, Southburn: The very biggest welcome to you, Agnes. You may have “Craig Ewan” for your penname. Which game do you like playing best at school? “Mickey.” Timaru: I loved the good things you sent for the Christmas Ship, Mickey. Bluecap sends you a thimble. “House Mouse,” Albury: I was pleased to see that this Circlian of mine had not quite forgotten me. Give Bob a pat from me. Is he a very mischievous little fellow? Doris was lucky to find'that “hidden treasure!” “Joybird,” Timaru: Joybird is a pretty pen-name, Joy, and I am glad you like it. too. lam sure it is great fun being a Brownie. I wish I could have seen the nice little Fairy who won the Second Prize! Maggy must be a most entertaining pet.

“Sunray,” Fairlie: What a jolly birthday you had, Sunray. lam sure those nice little gardens of yours keep you quite busy. I have not been for a bathe, yet either. “Summer Blossom,” Hunter: A nice wee letter from this Circlian of mine. Dolly will look very fine in her new pink dress. What fun you will have making a playhouse. I liked the little poem you sent me. Do you like those "Good Things,” too? "Tiger,” Hunter: I was pleased to hear from you again, Tiger. I hope you will have a happy birthday tomorrow. Are your strawberry plants going to give you any strawberries this year? Mine are, if the birds do not steal them. How do you play that game of yours? ‘‘Ply Away” is a niee wee poem, and I enjoyed reading it. Margaret Jones, Milford: The very biggest welcome, Margaret. Your letter was nicely written. Patty must be a lovely pet, and I am sure you are very fond of her. I have a "Tweedledum” in my Circle, but not a “Tweedledee,” so you may have this pen-name for your very own. “Sparkling Star,” Saltwater Creek: I was glad to hear from my Sparkling Star again. Your horse must be a beauty to win the Championship Ribbon. Thank you for sending me those riddles and puzzles, my dear. Your garden must be looking very nice just now. I have lots of gay flowers out in mine, too. Yes, I have often heard frogs croaking at night. “Pansy,” Pairvlew: Such a neatly written letter, Pansy. Tennis is a splendid game, isn’t it. What do you call the pet rabbit? I hope you will do very well in your exams, my dear. Gwedna Griflin, Timaru: You coloured that picture quite nicely R*r me, Gwenaa. Bluecap sends you a thimble.