"MICK” DELIGHTED WITH HONOUR

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 74, Issue 114, 16 May 1931, Page 5 (Supplement)

"MICK” DELIGHTED WITH HONOUR

Dear Wendv, —Oh. I’m that excited I just don’t know how o begin this short note. I cannot say that I ’ll dance with joy because I’ve and danced. I beran with a waltz and ended with a haku. “Mick,” Z.S.W.M.! How simply thrilling! Hope • I don’t wake presently to lind it all a. dream. Ever many thanks, dear Wendy, for your kindness in bestowing such a high order upon this individual. Now, I’ve got over a little of my excitement ■* 'ill you please excuse pencil? I’m afraid this Ite would upset the ink if if. was within reach. Oh! so one of the Fordell Ites have reason to suspect my identity. Oh, “Okirae!” \ Ury sorry to tell you that, whoever you suspect, you’re well on the wrong track, and you'll discover that when we meet, at the Hut picnic. Oh, Wendy. I guess at the eml of that day there’ll be some aching heads, as I’ve been ordered to show my knowledge of the ukulele and mandolin by tal'big mine ami giving several items on them. “Taukatau,” my dear, do come to the picnic and bring your instrument.. I don’t know what it is. Don’t say you ’re too shy. because “Haman ” and “Tumanako” retuse to join us. Leave them home and come by yourself. Wendy, I must ’ stop or you will be complaining of an aching head, too. Heaps of aroha— Sincerely, “MICK.” Z.H.AV.M.. Kauangaroa. I am pleased, deal, you appreciated the honour conferred upon you for your splendid deed of heroism. ;'ir! Ernest Endeavour never allows such | an act- to pass 'innoticed. Will it not | be jolly if uur “Taukatau” can attend also?—Wendy.