Cousin Kate’s Correspondents.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLVII, Issue 11, 13 March 1912, Page 57

Cousin Kate’s Correspondents.

TO OUB YOUMG READERS, Our young readers are cordially i.a. friied to enter our wide circle of Cousins, writing to COUSIN KATE, “ The Weekly Graphic,"* Short land Street, iuckUnt Cousin Kate is particularly desirous that those boys and girls who write should tell her whatever it interests to tell, about their games, their r-ets, their holidays, or their studies, ‘their letters and Cousin Kate’s replies appear in the “Weekly Graphic," •k the Children’s Pages. All Cousins under the age of fourteen are accounted Junior Cousins, all above that age Senior Cousins. Cousins may Continue writing until quite grown up, and after, if they wish to do so; for we are proud to number among our Cousins some who hare passed out of their teens. A Badge will be sent to each new Cousin on the receipt of an addressed es’: elope.