“WHY! IT’S OUR ‘BONNY ME EXCLAIMS EVERYONE.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 281, 30 November 1935, Page 12

“WHY! IT’S OUR ‘BONNY ME EXCLAIMS EVERYONE.

Mv dear Wendy.—Well, IW don’t suffer from heart W cause I feel sure when von ■ signature you will receirt • shock. It must be over tW since I last wrote to yoa. W her has been behaving last week. To ' goodness, and 1 will be my tennis racquet about. 1 1 had a game for quite awh.i’Hyacinth” and 1 played the] one afternoon, but un ’ ort . B, J came on to rain before ” . completed. By the way Ites, have you deserted . • 4 P.D.'' are ’ r "' bW Jj Well, Wendy, con’.l yo’ another name I'or the ‘ not too privab' and he '• •'“] much detective work. ■ throughout the Hut. J] dens are looking lovely went through to VangaStHw and I noticed the J geous. Well, Wer ~|B I must pop off ; t now- IM this let 4 er later couple of days. 1 badag' ® tennis, I’m prec but still T lovo t. evenj fin go vide. On $ a ' went to 'faih". 1 : '’ c I enjoyed. T th“ penne!” reeoi’ -.- ?■’ Leslie Ho ■ sum after thm** _ Vl ' iri tn have mom ' tna J perhaps T v. i.’ ~iH time/, t'hrr-’ —From ■ Wondyvilie. _ What a b!e•coming imm’ - -- ‘ n dear. How deligbtfu. • ■ and welcome you f,nrC ■ begun to regard ynu pleased evervone AVI “ ‘■ day. Our“P.D ” ity, does he not. ’ tnre splendid. Ino. J®', ■ soon, won’t you. ’