Wendy’s Letter-Box

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 168, 20 July 1935, Page 12

Wendy’s Letter-Box

(Letters to be addressed “WENDY,” c o “Chronicle*’ Office, Box 105, Wanganui.)

“AND WE WERE ALL EXCITED!” EXCLAIMS “LITTLE CINDER GIRL. ’ ’ Dear Wendy,—Bang! bang! bang! It is only me trying Io climb through, the window. We have a new football at school, whii'rr arrived last, night and we were all excited. We are only milking one cow anil it keeps us in butter. Every day we lake a bottle of milk to school for cocoa. Some mornings we are late for school ami we have lo bustle round. I have no more news to tell you so T will close. From • ‘ LITTLE CINDER GLRL,” Wainui. Oh, yes, I can imagine your excite went when the new football arrived. What times you will all be able to have now. The milk will be very useful in deed for the hot cocoa drinks. I think it is a splendid plan. don’t: yon.’ Wendy.

RIPPLING STREAMITE” SPENDS HAPPY TIME ON BIRTHDAY. Dear Wendy. How are you keeping? I never forgot: you this week. Everyone in the family bought- me a present for my birthday and 1 received five altogether. ('mild you please find a I pen friend for me ::lmiil I I years of age. ! Inr.iiise L want one very much? It i> \er\ cold ami also very windy. I hope the < lan ami yourself. Wendy, run keep warm these cold days. Well. I had better go off to bed now. Good live.— “RIFFLING STREAMITE,’’ Wendy I am so pleased yim received Jots of lovely gifts on your birthday, dear, and your greetings will appear next, . year, for it is always .some little time before the particulars of all new read(rs are entered in our books. Yes, I will see if I ran find a pen friend for I you. Wendy,