Peter Pan’s Letter

Waikato Times, Volume 129, Issue 21531, 20 September 1941, Page 5

Peter Pan’s Letter

j Dear Girls & Boys,— j | Don’t these weeks j 2 seem to fly past ? The Circle j ! People can hardly believe that f | another week has slipped off j j the calendar to become lost in j ! the “Land of Yesterday.” The : | Sunshine Girl and the Wendy I j Person look Peter to the Flower j J Show the other day and such = ; I beautiful blooms there were too, | j arranged in tall vases, and the j • air was laden with the richest | i I of perfumes all jumbled to- ! I | gether. | 1 2 There were daffodil people of l | all sizes. with tiny little f j trumpets up to the biggest ones j i ever, and varying in shades of j f pale cream to a beautiful deep j | orange, while freezias and V j pansies, lovely anemones and j | ranunculi, hyacinths, primroses j I and polyanthus blooms were j i there in profusion. The Sun- j • shine Girl ran from one table 2 j ? to another, trying to make up ! | her mind which flower she j , liked the best, but the Wendy a Person said she loved them all j a and next year she was going to | I have her garden full of every a I spring flower imaginable, i But here come those mischiefs, | 1 the Twins, running up the j f stairs, so Peter is afraid there ; | will not be very much more I | work done today. J \ So lots of love, little people, j From Your Own