"DADDY'S DAUGHTER" COINC TO HELP
Dear Wendy,—l have not forgotten you, but it ia a long time since I visited the Hut. and had a peep at everyone there. The days have been cold, Wendy, and we fo\nd a lot of ice about, but it soon melted in the lovely warm sunshine. It was fun playing with it. I think the poor children are cold. I will send them something. Love to you and all the Wendyites.--From “DADDY’S DAUGHTER.” Marton. Oh. do come right in. dear. Mind now. That's right. Why, how you have grown since last you came to see me. 1 thought, some dreadful old monster had run off with you. I was going to send Sir Richard Elf in search. Dear me. but were your little fingers not frozen playing with the ice? I shall be so pleased to have your help for the little poor children.—Wendy.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 74, Issue 138, 13 June 1931, Page 16 (Supplement)
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