Peter Pan’s Postbox

Waikato Times, Volume 127, Issue 21200, 24 August 1940, Page 14 (Supplement)

Peter Pan’s Postbox

Alison Smith, Hamilton.— Such a big welcome we send to Alison, and Peter hopes to hear from you very often. Yes, you may have Cherry Ripe for your penname If you wish.—Peter Pan.

Inky Fingers, Cambridge. — Such a welcome letter yours was Inky Fingers, and Peter was so pleased to hear from you again. The Spring gardens are lovely, aren’t they? Do write and toll us all about your holidays, won’t you?—Peter Pan.

Jill Wagstaff, Waitoa.— What a dear Binkie must be, Jill; Peter was very interested In your farm lire. Are you going away for your holidays? Peter hopes that you will write and tell us more about your pets soon.—Peter Pan. Marjorie Wood, Frankton.— Peter Is sorry, Marjorie, but Snowdrop is already taken. Is there any other you would like? How pretty your native trees must look, too. —Peter Pan.

Frances Parkinson, Frankton.— Such a big welcome we send to you, Frances, and thank you very much for your verses and riddles. How do you like living In Hamilton? The gardens are lovely, aren’t they?—Peter Pan.

Valerie Hartstone, Te Kowhai.— Such a stranger you are, Valerie, and yours was a very welcome letter this week. Congratulations on winning your basketball; the season Is nearly over now, isn’t It— Peter Pan.

Janet Mackenzie, Hamilton.— Such a neat little letter yours was. Janet; Peter was so sorry you missed the story but there was no room for It last week.—Peter Pan.

Noel Libeau, Matangi.— Peter sends you the biggest welcome he can find In his welcome box. Noel, and he hopes to hear from you again. Thank you very much for the riddles.—Peter Pan.

Skylark, Orlnl.— What a busy time you are going to have with your garden. Skylark. and Peter hopes you have the very best of successes with it. How would you like to call your calf Sandy?—Peter Pan.

Bhirlay Preest, Orlnl.— Peter is so sorry to hear that your little lamb has died. Shirley: It is very disappointing, isn’t it? Do write arid tell us all about your holidays. Are you going away?—Peter Pan.

Norma Benjamin, Puteruru.— Peter sends you such a big welcome. Norma, and he hopes that you will enjoy being a member of our Circle. Members must put name, age and postal addresses on all their letters and write nn one side of the paper only.—Peter Pan.

Fantail, Orlnl.— Peter will send your membership card as early as possible, Fantafl. How would you like to call your ralf Sookie or Sissie? The paddocks look lovely with their white daisies and gold buttercups.—Peter Pan.

Polly Pan, Cambridge.— You are Indeed a stranger. Polly Pan. and Peter was afraid you had rorgotten all about us. Tho wallflowers have such lovely perrutnes, haven’t they?—Peter ran.