Peter Pan Sends an Answer to:-

Timaru Herald, Volume CXLIII, Issue 20782, 17 July 1937, Page 13 (Supplement)

Peter Pan Sends an Answer to:-

Edie Smith, Totara Valley: The very biggest welcome to you, Edie. Michael was very pleased with the purrs Fuzzy and Fluff sent him, and send them both best wishes for good hunting. Thanks for the thimbles, dear. Betty Smith, Totara Valley: I am so glad you have joined our Circle again, Betty. Write me a longer letter next time, won’t you, dear. Mary Kobertson, Hllderthorpe: A nicely written little letter from this Circlian of mine. lam glad you are going to enter for some of the Christmas Competitions, Mary. Did you have a happy holiday this week? Leo Collins, Temuka: Thanks for the jumbled names, Leo. I loved the poem about our little Princesses, and you will see it in our Page soon. Colin Hewson, Bluecliffs: Good contributions, Colin. I liked the “Snowclad Mountains” very much indeed. Watch for them next Saturday. Colleen McKenzie, Gape’s Valley: I am glad you liked the Birthday Page, Colleen. I am sorry you lost poor Ginger. Yes, the Winter Show was indeed a splendid one. You must have had a happy holiday with your cousins at Green Island. Evelyn Kelberg, Pleasant Point: Your letter was very neat, Evelyn. What about calling your kitten “Pickles” or “Fuzzy”? Michael sends purrs to your three pussies. lam sure that little jersey is very nice, my dear, and I hope you will knit something for the

Christmas Ship. Thanks for the jumbled names of flowers. I liked your drawing, but it was not quite good enough. Vera Gardner, Fairlie: I was pleased to get such a nice little letter from you, Vera. What a pity poor little Fay died. How are Frisk and Felix and Calm and Glen? Did you make a snow-man or snowball one another? Phyllis Smith, Rosewill: I like your poem very much, Phyllis, but, except for the second verse, it is exactly the same as the one you sent for our Winter Page last year. Your story is nicely written, but didn’t you realise that it is rather like last year’s? Shirley Ross, Otipua: A neat wee letter, Shirley. I am glad you enjoyed the Birthday Page, dear. Yes, I thought the Circlians’ photos were splendid, too. Margaret Ives, Temuka: Thanks for the cigarette cards, Margaret. They are amusing pictures, aren’t they. I liked that wee poem, but you forgot to tell me whether it was Original or Copied. Josephine Cameron, Fairlie: Good contributions, Josephine dear. I like them both, and will try to find a place for them in our Page next week. Brenda Bignell, Timaru: A nice wee picture, Brenda, but just not quite good enough for our Page. Kathleen Bignell, Timaru: I liked your drawings and story, Kathleen, but they were not quite good enough for our Winter Page. How lovely to have exams, all over and done with. What

a lovely, clever little dog Bruce must be. Don’t you wish he was yours? I wish I had been lucky enough to see that big seal. Your letter was newsy and neatly written, my dear. Phyllis Boulden, Timaru: A very nicely finished drawing, Phyllis. I will try to find a corner for it in our Page soon. Joan Muller, Pleasant Point: Such a dear little poem, Joan. You were a clever girl to make it up all by yourself. Your letter was neatly written, and Michael is very pleased that you enjoy his Adventures so much. I would like John to join our Circle and write to me. Norman Cague, St. Andrews: I was pleased to get such a nicely written letter from you, Norman. You must let me know how you get on in the Seven-a-aside Tournament. What fancy costume are you going to wear to the Ball? I am afraid those poor little early lambs must feel very cold these frosty nights. Mona Gelling, Timaru: Such a delightful little poem, Mona. I will find a corner for it soon. Markham, Timaru: Just the sort of Winter picture I want for our Special Page, Doris. It is very good, and you will see it aagin next week.