PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE COUSINS.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XIX, Issue XXI, 13 November 1897, Page 671

PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE COUSINS.

I shall Ire very glad if all the cousins will send me their photographs as soon as they can for reproduction in the ‘ Graphic.’ This, it is thought, will be a good way of introducing them to each other.— Cousin Kate. Dear Cousin Kate.—l should very much like to become a cousin. I know you have a great many cousins, but perhaps you will not mind having one more. I am sending sixpence for a badge, and if you will send me a card I will try and collect some money for the cot fund. I have just turned twelve, and have written a little story which, perhaps, you will put in the ‘ Graphic’ for some of the cousins to read. —Cousin Bertha, Sunnyside, Oct. 28th. I have not at all too many cousins, ami am very glad to make room for you, dear Cousin Bertha. 1 thank you for your nice little story, which shall go in the ‘Graphic.’ Also, I have sent you a badge and card, both of which you will have received Wore you see this answer. I wish you success With your collecting. I am exceedingly pleased with the interest the cousins take in the Cot Fund. I hope you will go up to the Hospital and see the cot and cousin Ada. The Lady Superintendent most kindly says if you show your badge any of the cousins may go any Saturday afternoon. I think if you forgot to take your liadge they would let you go n if you tell them you are a ‘ Graphic ’

cousin. I suppose you are at school, and are looking forward to the Christmas holidays. They are very near now, are they not J What are you going to do in them ? — Cousin Kate.