Wendy's Letter-Box

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 77, Issue 153, 30 June 1934, Page 12

Wendy's Letter-Box

OH, BRAVO FOR “THE GARDEN KING” WHO RETURNS AFTER LONG ABSENCE. • Dear Wendy,—May one of your longj lost Ites again enter the Hut? I supjpose you have crossed me off the roll. IWe have had a lot of rain here lately I and to-day it is very cold. We have ihaj our exam., but I do not know 'whether I passed. I will close now.— From “THE GARDEN KING,” For'dell. I am ever so pleased, dear, to have ] your welcome letter after your long absence. I could not help but wonder if you had become lost. Never mind, the winter will soon be over and the lovely warm days of summer return. I will see if I can find a pen-pal for you. —Wendy.

(Letters to be addressed -WENDY” e/o “Chronicle” Office, Box 105, Wanganui.)

| “SILVERY LAKE” ANSWERS REQUEST FOR PEN-PAL. ( Dear Wendy,—l saw in your page that “ Mousie Monty.” Bulls Junction, I wanted a pen-friend about my age. As J I am eleven years old I thought I 1 would correspond with her. Enclosed : is a stamped envelope which I would like you to forward on to her please. I I will write to you next Lettcrland I Day. Cheerio for now.—From “SIL- ' VERY LAKE,” Omatane. Why, I am sure our “Mousie Monty” will be delighted to have your welcome lettei, which I will forward on for you. Yes, do write again soon. —Wendy.