LOTS AND LOTS

Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 23, 27 January 1934, Page 8

LOTS AND LOTS

"Fairy Pea»eblo«Bom," Wadestown.—And now you have a mushroom of your own. You are a "Midsummer Night's Dream," elf. Did i you know ? "'Electric Girl," Nelson.—l'm sure Mother could help. Let's tell. It sounds the ripptugest holiday despite tho trials of the journey. "Felicity," Karaka Bay.—Good puzzle to guess. . . and I forgot my thinking cap that morning. Did you find answers?' "Queen of tht Bluekelli," Plimmerton.—Yes ... . like little boys in school, when they perch in rows and look so attentivo . . . like some little boys I "Mary Mousekln." PMmmerton.— Xevcr mind . . . floating is almoat swimming, and one day you'll begin. "Fairy White Eyei," Eastbourne.—A very funny thing to find, wasn't it? And did you hare one, too? "Sweet Lavender." Plimmerton.—A happy me>sace from a holiday cottaee. A bin "thankyou" for the puzzle. '

"Princoss Stiniiiier," Miramar.~- Hind the Rule's ot .the. King, chikllc, and send your own. numb and address nest time, please. "Micky Drippin.'." Ohiro Bay.— Happy pair! It's a' beach-ball day today, So I s'posc that means fun for you and "Wild Violet:" "Daughter of Flaae," Kelburn. —A neat and dainty drawing but just too late for Summer's Page. Could it be Sea Page? "Haz«l-the,-nut," Miramir. —And did you have <i donkey-ride? It's the coolest bush to walk in and I found some tiny ferns. "Star-twinkle," Lyall Bay. —l'lenty or room, lad. I'll keep the Joke for Smile Corner. We'll bo takinj books to the hospital in a few months, "Tabbyskin," Brooklyn.—And what of the other puzzles.' Too hard.' It sounds a walk nftcr my own heart. "Silver Spray,", Petone. —Every on< fight, iilrlic. "The Shadow" was easy, wasn't it? "Her Ladyship," Lyall Bay.— She' sounds a most important pixie, and I hope we'll see lior name every week. "Miss Nobody," Matata.—A merry crowd you seem ... and tho sun shines every day there? "Queen of th« Sounds," Picton.—What a very lame and interesting family. Do tbey make <a uoiso in the early mornings? "Clarionet!*," Potone.—Aud was the party a success? Thirteen candles would take all one's breath. Birthday wishes to both of you." * ',

"Sea Shell," Island Bay.—A real Gijuy holiday surely. . . . And still another! You aro a lucky elf. "Dracula," Wellington.—She, looks ready for a party, with her dainty lice frock. Your ploturcs will soon be mitublo for King pages. n "Wanda," Levin.—A lite one? I'd love to see him . . . but itn't he very s>hy? "Goefy Chest" Miramar.—lt's a wonder that mushroom was not lost I Splendid news for you .'. . and what arc you koliuj to do vow? "Hiawatha," Masterton.—l'd like to sail on the "Daphne" myself . . . specially if the waves were as. tiny as those you have made. Dereen Back. City.—Only original pictures for the Ring, elf. Please send mo your full address next time. You see. there's another "Rosette." "Water Baby,?' Kilkirnie.—T thought 'Summer, was hiding In my room when I came . . . it was filled with perfunta . . . and the flowers with the.wee note! "Rippling Water," Kareri.—Yes . . . there was a scramble when "the lain really decided to ■come-. Klvet will be interested in your puzzle picture. ... «