PLEASE SEND MESSAGE: TO WEATHER CLERK

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 74, Issue 114, 16 May 1931, Page 4 (Supplement)

PLEASE SEND MESSAGE: TO WEATHER CLERK

Dear Wendy, — I was pleased tv see my riddles and letter in print, and I must thank yon for the two marks you awarded me last week. You will be pleased to learn that I. came lop of my class at the examination with 288 marks. We have lovely plans for the holidays, and we hope it will be line for us to carry them out. Please send a kind message to our Weather Clerk for us. I am sorry J cannot write n longer letter, Ont news is very scarce. Love from “BROWN WALL FLOWER,” C.W.K.. Walnul. So jolly of you Io write this week, dear. Oh, but how proud I. am of you. Fancy top of class; that is excellent. I hope, too, that the Weather Clerk will be kind to vou. ami send you line days for the holidays. Yes. 1 will ask him, dear. Wendy. "LITTLE CLOUD MAIDPAYS CALL Dear Wendy,—l hope you are keeping all right. J. must thank you fori giving me three mark’s. N\ e have our cousin staying with us now. Our con sin Ims a little baby girl, ami she feeds' her out of a bottle, ami our little s’rnter watched her drink the milk. Our little sister watched her drink the milk. Our little brother like? to getlhe milk. The mail will soon be here,! so I will < lose with love to all the Ttesj and yourself.— From “LITTLE. CLOUD MAID,” AVainui. Many thanks, dear, I oni keeping quite well, and I hope you are, too. Isn’t it lovely to see the little ones drinking from their feeding bottles? Yrnir little brother would be very in torcsted and eager to help look after baby. -Wendy. RIDDLES (Sent in liv “While Rabbit.’ Rata. ■ What tree ca.i a girl <-a rr\ - A fir (fur). What is it thi't you can't even talk about without breaking it?—Silence What is alvvay hot in winter? What, has legs but never walks? A