The Answer Bag
“CUTE EYES,” Kohi.—Dear me. and so here is my dear “Cute Eyes” putting pen to paper again this week. lam so happy to have your letter. Yes, the mornings are cold now, and we must always have a fire in the evenings, too. I hope you are enjoying your holidays, dear. Our Weather Clerk has sent some wonderful weather of late, hasn't he? We must give him great praise. Why. dear, you must just keep I on trying hard and I’m perfectly sure that next examinations you will be able to tell me you have come top of your class.—Wendy.
‘SO SORRY.” Mataroa.—No, dear, our poor Jacko can never do things right at all. He always seems to make trouble for himself somehow or other, doesn’t he? I wonder what he will do next? Jack Frost is a scamp, isn’t he? How he does bite our fingers and toes. Oh, how lovely to have such splendid wood for your '■.•.•’ter fires. Maire is excellent fuel, indeed.— Wendy. “OUR HAPPY JACK.” Ohingaiti.—l am pleased Ohingaiti had a lovely sunny day for its flower show. I saw by the paper that some of our ’ites had won prizes. I will tell “A Weary Wanderer.” He will get a surprise, won’t he ?—Wendy.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 73, Issue 115, 17 May 1930, Page 4 (Supplement)
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