"AUNTY" WISHES HUT. GOOD LUCK.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 72, Issue 291, 7 December 1929, Page 22 (Supplement)

"AUNTY" WISHES HUT. GOOD LUCK.

Dear Wendy,—l am only writing just A few lines this time, as it is near Christmas and it brings a lot of extra work, as well as happy times. Dear Wendy, I will wish yourself and all the happy Wendy family a very Merry Christmas and a Bright and Happy New Year, with lots of go<»d cheer and happiness, and the best of health to you all.—From your well-wisher, “AUNTY," Ohingaiti. 1 am so pleased to have your most welcome letter this week, dear friend. Many thanks for your kindly greeting and message of good cheer to all. Wc, of the Hut, appreciated your kindly interest and trust that every happiness and joy will be yours during the coming festive season. I will d<» my utmost to discover, if I can, the ]>eopla to whom your 'etter is addressed. Kind regards, Wendy. “HAPPY RAMONA.” Bulls. So pleased to have your most weleomt letter this week, my dear. I hope the sports are most successful. You must tell me something about them later. I will be anxious to hear if you have won any of the events you have entered for. Splendid, dear! Why that is the spirit that always conquers. Never give in. but always keep on trying. 1 take this oppoitunity of complimenting you upon the consistency of your penmanship. I, myself, think it would be difficult to equal in a general writing test. Now. that is very original. You send me a kiss "upon every wave of the sea.'* 1 might add here in conclusion. dear, that I was unable to award you marks, much as you deserve them, for the reason that ap important rule had not been observed, i.e., your age was omitted from your letter. Many thanks for the stamps. They are always welcome.- Wendy.