Under the “Totem-Pole“

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 705, 3 July 1929, Page 6

Under the “Totem-Pole “

Letters to Redfeather are answered ?s follow:—Grey Eagle: Many thanks, brother of mountains. I was glad to receive your two letters . . . Singing Maiden: That was an interesting weekend at Otimai. Many thanks for yonr notes . . . Green Bough: My greetings and thanks. Green Bough. It reached me safely . . . Golden Birch: "Sour wonderful report is a delight to the eye, and it will find a place on the Wigwam wall with its fellows. Some good wishes for Cavell .. . Great Lone Eagle: Birthdays and badges? Yours is an oldestablished troop . . . Mountain Snow: I am sorry you missed our last pag> Has Wednesday’s paper reached you" Red Star will be glad to have those kind thoughts . . Bluebird: Greetings and thanks to Second St. Bavid’s . . . Harvest Moon: So “Little Dear” is a real person? I shall be delighted to hear morf about her. A good wish for this singer of the south . . . Little Star: It camsafely to hand, Little Star. My greetings to your company . . . Love Son?: The Arohanui report has joined the great scroll. Many thanks, Love Song - - • Red Star: Yes, those books by P. C. Wrei are very fine. I was sorry to hear that you have lost that dear friend, and I am sure you will treasure all those letters. Please will you thank Grey Dawn for his arrow . . Straight Feather: That new system of work should prove very interesting, Straight Feather. I was glad to have your newsy report . . . Lone Bream er: Thank vou. Lone Breamer. I think you must he feeling sad now that you have parted with your little friend . . . Flying Cloud: hite sea-horses and madcap waves’ There is a tang of salt in vour letter. Flying Cloud.