Peter Pan Sends an Answer to:-

Timaru Herald, Volume CXLII, Issue 20587, 28 November 1936, Page 13 (Supplement)

Peter Pan Sends an Answer to:-

Mary Robertson, Hllderthorpe: “Differences” is the dearest little poem, Mary, and I did so enjoy reading it.

Joan Mary Thomson, Timaru: Such a nice and newsy rhyme letter, Joan. It was too bad the Weather Man treated you so badly on your Sport’s Day. Yes, last week-end was a most exciting one. Thanks for your good wishes, dear. Happy holidays to you. I liked your “Sailor Man” poem. May Cowan, Fairlie: Your letter was neatly written, May. I have asked our Circlians to write to you. Weren't the Pipers splendid? lam sure you enjoyed yourself on Saturday. You must be a good little dancer. Helen Shirley Robertson, Timaru: The very warmest welcome to you little seven-years. Yes, it was a polar bear who caught the ball. I liked the tiny verse you sent me. Marie Shipman, Timaru: Such a dear wee poem, Marie, but it has appeared in our Page several times already.

Tony Hodgen, Tycho: A very big welcome to you, Tony. I enjoyed reading your interesting little letter. What lots of feathered friends you have. Margaret Hoare, Otipua: I was ever so pleased to hear from you again, Margaret. I am sure you and Mary will have lots of fun writing to one another. You had quite a gay time on Labour Day, and must have had wings on your feet to run so fast. That tiny foal must be a pretty fellow.

Betty Andrew, Temuka: Thanks for the riddles, Betty. Your friend’s cat must be a beauty, and I am sure you looked after it very well. What a strange place for a bird to build its nest. No wonder it gets hot.