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ALL OVER THE PLACE
Evening Post
6 June 1931
PIXIE PEOPLE: Sea Page next iveck, my dear ones and I hope your paint boxes are filled with blues and greens and corals, because "Swastika" came to the Fairy Ring the other day with a Picture-underthe-Sea for you all to colour. It has long and wavy seaweed fronds m it, and a distant sea-palace, and a mermaid with a shiny-scaly tail. . . and a whole garden of sea-anemones and starfish all around and about. "Sivaslika" it was ivho dreiv the swinging child for your last painting, so you already know her delicate work. I think the little Mermaid will make a dainty picture. . . . It ivas fun to hear about the Valentines. They're so easy to make, and it's exciting to discover new rhymes all by yourself to print on the small cards. Did you hear tales of other St. Valentine's Days when you had your surprises ready, last Sunday morning? My love to all of you, liule Pixie People. 0 ... and a thankyou for the sea-stories and poems and pictures I've found this iveek in the Postie's bag. FAIRIEL.
Evening Post
20 February 1932
FAIRY RING.
Evening Post
16 January 1932
LITTLE ELVES
Evening Post
17 June 1933
HOW IT CAME TO PASS
Evening Post
2 September 1933
A TRUE STORY
Evening Post
2 September 1933
LITTLE FOLK:
Evening Post
25 January 1936
PIXIE PEOPLE
Evening Post
10 October 1936
GIFTS ACKNOWLEDGED
Evening Post
14 August 1937
FAIRIEL SENDS . . .
Evening Post
11 August 1934
PIXIE PEOPLE:
Evening Post
17 August 1935
A PICTURE TO PAINT
Evening Post
9 November 1935
Winter-time is t-party-time, and "Sunray Sally" has sketched this1 little scene for you to colour. Brightest crimson'and blue for the balloons, please, and whichever colours you like best for the party frocks. 1 x,. > terest around you. There's a wealth of subjects for penfriends' letters in New Zealand; in this Centenary year. How much luckier¥ we are than GrandmotJier when she ivas a little girl. Imagine i ivaiting fbr months for a clipper ship to bring ' an ansiver lo your letter or several weeks for a southern letter to 7each a friend in the north! flow Postie's whistle shrills surprise ingly soon, for aeroplanes aj\(fc fast steamers carry your, letters X half-way round the world in' two short iveeks and back speed the – replies. The fairy-tale of' the magic carpet has almostcome true! And here we are watching our own letterbox and looking forward to your next iveek's letters. Letterbox Elf, too, sends his love to every mushroom. ■ FAIRIEL. P.S.—If inter Page is very, very near. Will you please post all your stories and drawings very soon?—F.
Evening Post
24 June 1939
FAIRIEL SENDS
Evening Post
26 November 1938
Snow White of the fairy tale, with her Prince Charming, her seven adorable dwarfs, and all her little forest friends, has come to town. There's not a child of the Fairy Ring who hasn't read about Snow White and who does not know those delightful, dumpy dwarfs by name. Tonight we have Snow Wlujte and Prince Charming in the Ring. Will you colour their picture, above, and send your painting to the Ring by next Saturday, December 24? All boys and girls of sixteen and under may enter. Even if you are quite small, don't despair of winning a prize, for the work of small ones will -be given special attention. Six double tickets for "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" will be given as prizes to the six best artists, and sets of coloured cards of the dwarfs to the next bests. The paintings will be judged by Fairiel and the management of the King's Theatre, who have donated the prizes. Remember, entries must reach "The Fairy Ring, 'Evening Post/ " by next Saturday.
Evening Post
17 December 1938
Fairiel Sends an Answer tO...
Evening Post
11 May 1940
The Wind is a Piper
Evening Post
1 June 1940
BEACH COTTAGE
Evening Post
12 March 1938
THE FAIRY RING
New Zealand Times
22 August 1925
THE FAIRY RING
New Zealand Times
9 January 1926
THE-FAIRY-RING
New Zealand Times
20 February 1926
Untitled
New Zealand Times
11 September 1926
LETTERS
New Zealand Times
4 September 1926
The Fairy Ring
New Zealand Times
3 October 1925
THE Fairy Ring
New Zealand Times
8 August 1925
Untitled
New Zealand Times
1 August 1925
OVER THE HILLS
Evening Post
20 May 1939
LETTERS
Evening Post
21 July 1928
"LOST, STOLEN, OR STRAYED"
Evening Post
20 January 1934
BIRTHDAY REVELS
Evening Post
30 May 1936
GIFT LIST
Evening Post
26 May 1934
LETTERS
New Zealand Times
31 July 1926
OPEN EYES
Evening Post
2 August 1930
DEAR ONES-
Evening Post
10 November 1928
Untitled
Evening Post
26 April 1930
THE ROCKET
Evening Post
8 November 1930
Our Own Verse-Maker.
Evening Post
20 September 1930
REQUESTS.
Evening Post
20 September 1930
"IN BURMA."
Evening Post
1 November 1930
TOO MUCH THOUGHT
Evening Post
30 August 1930
NEWS FROM THE RING
Evening Post
21 February 1931
LETTERS.
Evening Post
1 October 1927
The Fairy Ring
Evening Post
13 August 1927
OUR OWN VERSEMAKERS
Evening Post
14 April 1928
DEAR ONES,—
Evening Post
21 January 1928
LETTERS.
Evening Post
21 January 1928
THE FAIRY RING
Evening Post
7 January 1928
DEAR ONES:
Evening Post
22 August 1931
SMALL ONES :
Evening Post
20 June 1931
"PAINTING THE AUTUMN LEAVES."
Evening Post
23 May 1931
CAROL'S VISIT
Evening Post
15 October 1932
PIXIES OF MINE
Evening Post
11 June 1932
PIXIES 0' MINE:
Evening Post
13 June 1931
VERY DEAR ONES
Evening Post
15 April 1933
"THE COMET"
Evening Post
16 September 1933
PIXIE PEOPLE
Evening Post
22 February 1936
PIXIE PEOPLE
Evening Post
24 April 1936
ELVES OF THE RING:
Evening Post
28 September 1935
Pixie People:
Evening Post
10 December 1938
The Spring Child is Here!
Evening Post
7 October 1939
Fairiel Sends an Answer to...
Evening Post
23 March 1940
WINTER DAYS
Evening Post
20 July 1940
OPEN EYES
New Zealand Times
13 February 1926
Untitled
New Zealand Times
26 December 1925
Untitled
New Zealand Times
1 May 1926
GIFT TO WELLINGTON HOSPITAL
Dominion
13 August 1937
'SPRING FAIRIES"
Evening Post
15 October 1932
THE SECRET OF THE CAVE
Evening Post
27 May 1933
IN THE OLD BLOCKHOUSE NEW PIXIES MALAY TIGER
Evening Post
31 December 1937
BIRTHDAY OF THE RING
Evening Post
27 May 1939
Untitled
New Zealand Times
27 June 1925
BOOKS TO LOVE
Evening Post
21 June 1930
NEWS FROM THE RING
Evening Post
26 July 1930
A REAL BOOK FOR CHRISTMAS
Evening Post
22 December 1928
The Fairy Ring
Evening Post
13 July 1929
DEAR ONES,
Evening Post
3 May 1930
CHICKADEES:
Evening Post
29 November 1930
DEAR ONES:
Evening Post
25 July 1931
NEWS FROM THE RING
Evening Post
19 September 1931
ALL OVER THE PLACE
Evening Post
4 April 1931
"BREAKING IN A HORSE"
Evening Post
2 January 1932
"CONTENT"
Evening Post
24 December 1932
"NEW PIXIES.
Evening Post
8 July 1933
—Painting for Elves under Twelve—
Evening Post
9 September 1933
THE FAIRY RING
Evening Post
1 February 1936
PIXIE PEOPLE :
Evening Post
20 November 1937
LITTLE FOLK AND BIG:
Evening Post
2 October 1937
HOW ASIA COT ITS NAME
Evening Post
12 December 1936
DEAR SMALL FOLK
Evening Post
25 July 1936
DEAR PIXIE PEOPLE:
Evening Post
15 June 1935
DEAR FAIRY RING
Evening Post
4 December 1937
Pixie People:
Evening Post
21 December 1937
PIXIE PEOPLE
Evening Post
20 October 1934
Elves of the Ring:
Evening Post
17 September 1938
MY MERRY ELVES
Evening Post
12 May 1934
ABOUT HOBBIES
Evening Post
6 April 1940
GLIMPSES OF AUTUMN
Evening Post
11 May 1940
Fun o' the Fifth
Evening Post
9 November 1940
PIXIE PEOPLE
Evening Post
15 November 1941
Of Pencils, Paints, and Scissors
Evening Post
23 November 1940