DEAR UNTO MY HEART.

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 222, 19 September 1928, Page 18

DEAR UNTO MY HEART.

"Dear unto my heart" is a silver pen, mudo in the mliape oi a bamboo and trough from China by the lady who gave it to me.—Stella Bryant, Manukau Read, Avondale, ago 15! One thing very -'Dear unto my heart" in an interesting book, entitled "The Kubber Baron of Bedford Castle." It wae sent to me by Peter Pan for 25 pomts lam reading a chapter nearly ean.—Bryan Parnell, Kopu. age 12. '•Dear unto tny heart" is lt little silver watcl. given mo by my uncle when I was a bridesmaid. r have had it two years and treasure it very much.—Margaret Ligbtbourne. Tternc Day, age 13. "Dear unto my l,cnrt : ' is „ pipce of typo metnl with my name on it. It was , * O , me npttr| y a year ago whon I virited the "Star" oflk-e. and I keep it as a, iouven.r of n pliant and interesting rw* ii i° ."■» rk " , '" Sydne - V HiWhchi Cornwall Komi, J'nimt.M'toc, age 14. '•D.,ir ,„..., !M y ]~art" is a celluloid nn ; f ""* ffiven me by my father on my fourth birthday, and I treasure it very .„„<.),. tts I have k t u years, and I hope to W p P it for many more ypars.-Dorothy Burgess, 41, p ro 9. pect lerrace, Mount Eden. "Drar unto ray heart" is a lovely bone manicure eet, *Wch wae given to me by MrtM.i ,er p e K d m^ hcr for m r *«"' K-f'KSS Go,,gh ' "• Bae9ett Incorporate this "Jiggla" in an •figiual Indian ink M «rawing and ace if /*\| you can win ono of if J*« priito* O fi orcf , in § "Our CobUWittoh ' ' 9mmr _