“IT IS A WONDER YOU CAN'T GUESS WHO I AM,” SAYS “MOON ROSE'S SWEETHEART”

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 80, Issue 190, 13 August 1938, Page 12

“IT IS A WONDER YOU CAN'T GUESS WHO I AM,” SAYS “MOON ROSE'S SWEETHEART”

Dear Wendy,—l am going to join you again. I hope all he Hunterville Ites are well. 1 have not been to Hunterville for a good while. We don't go in much as we live in Pukeroa. How are you? I expect you know who I am now or are you still searching? How are you, "Jean of the Woods"? It's a wonder you can't guess who I am. I am glad you enjoyed the picture on July 16, ".Moon Rose.” How are you, “Moonbeam"? I do not know who you are all the same. I would like to know “Juanita” from Mataroa. What is your Wendy Hut pen-name, J. Whale, Mataroa? I have not heard much news about the Mataroa Ites lately. I think it's about time you wrote to Wendy, "Desert Rider." Are you having good weather m Mataroa, "Beauty Spot”? We have had bad weather here. I don't know who you are, “Beauty Spot," but I know you come from Mataroa. I know “Moon Rose's” real name, although I am not personally acquainted with her. I must, close now. —“MOON ROSE'S SWEETHEART,” Pukeroa. Your visit to-day, dear, is one I always look forward to. I suppose you visit Hunterville more often in the summer-time. The weather has been severe here also. I will be pleased when the spring comes, won't you?— l Wendy. "HELLO. EVERYBODY!" CHEERILY CALLS "DAWN 1H” Dear Wendy,—Hello, everybody belonging to the Wendy clan! How are you all? “Princess Julia I,” are your initials U.C.? I am not very far from where you live, if 1 have guessed right. "Maid of the Mist,” when are you going back tw work? I hope you are quite well again and enjoying life once more. Well, I think my news has come to and end, so I will say cheerio to the happy band of Ites. With lots of luck and happiness. Love. —From “DAWN HI,” Rata. A bright hello to you, too, dear. I am so happy to welcome you to our ranks this Letterland Day. Do pop in again soon, won't you? Wendy. “WE HAD A JOLLY TIME AT THE SCHOOL DANCE," DECLARES "PUKEROA ROAD ROAMER” Dear Wendy,—Hullo, everybody! Seeing I have not written to the Wendy Page for quite a while I will scribble a few lines now. How are you, "Rhythmitis”? I hope you are well and as for me I am in the best of health. We had a jolly time at the school dance, did -we not? “Honey Sweetheart” was keeping her name up when she went to the dance. Well, “Cuddle's Chum,” I met your “Village Blacksmith” the other night and I think he would do well for my running board. How has the weather been treating you, “Stella,” and your young friend. Are his initials A.S. ? I believe I have met him before. I had better bring this letter to a conclusion. Hoping that all the co-Ites are in the best of health, I had better say cheerio. Adios to all of you.— “PUKEROA ROAD ROAMER,” Hunterville. I am very happy to hear from you this Letterland Day. So you had a jolly time at the school dance? That’s fine. I hope Mr. Measles Germ is not paying any visits up your way for he is playing great havoc here. Write again soon, won’t you?—Wendy.