LOOK, ITES! SEE WHO’S HERE

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 73, Issue 370, 13 September 1930, Page 18 (Supplement)

LOOK, ITES! SEE WHO’S HERE

Hello Wendy,—The wanderings of one <rf your truant Ites has landed her back at th< Hut’s portals. I’m sure you'll l*v« quitted the Hut altogether, but no, Wendy, it s far from that, but I suppose you've well guessed the reason for my absence. Oh, yes. I thought you would. Laziness tnat’s all. I am going to see the football match (Police v. Press) at Spriggens Park today, j am really nc.t interested in football but I don't think I d miss to-day’s match for all the tea •in China. My word, Wendy, there's two of your Ites haxe me thinking, although I’ve a I suspicion of both their identities. Anyway, | next time 1 write I hope to have discovered ; who “Just a Boy" and "Speeding Reggie” are. While in town yesterday (Friday) w< ( Estrellita ’ and I) left a few stamps ai I the office for you. There is not many, bul | they will help to swell your collection. Aren't I I an awful Ite, Wendy ? Fancy, I haven't j welcomed "Grandaddy” to our midst, but I'm sure he's not regretting it. as I well guess , ho is pleased that such an Ite as “White Fori get-me-not” is absent from the Hut. Wendy, lean you guess what I'm going to do? Well, ! I’m going to help "Aunty” look after the Ohingaiti Ites. Ah. now, when they see that • they will all club together and keep me out part of the glome, won't they? Sunday.—The deed is done. I attended the • football match with mother and "White Fori get-me-not's Darling.” and I don't think I've | witnessed a more amusing game. Mother de- ; clares that she enjoyed it as much as she did | the b:g football match (fourth test) in Welj lington. Well. Im sure I never laughed so much rs when I've attended other matches. Are the "Chronicle Crusaders” and "Herald Angels" playing this season? 'Nuff this week. Will write a longer letter next time. Best wishes and kindest regards.—From "WHITE FORGET-ME-NOT.” Wanganui. Oh. but how pleased I am to have your welcome letter this week. dear. I really thought you had forsaken us altogether. The Police v. Press was a wonderful match, wasn’t it? I am pleased you went. "Grandaddy” is happy to know you welcome him, dear. H< wondered, too. what had become of you. Why. I am sure that every Ite in Ohingaiti will welcome you with open arms. Yes. tha Crusaders" play the "Hera’d Angels” on tha 2<th of this month.—Wendy.