Under the “Totem-Pole”

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1079, 17 September 1930, Page 14

Under the “Totem-Pole”

Letters to Redfeather are answered as tollow: Gold-tipped Feather: Congratulations, Gold-tipped Feather. This is a red-letter day for you. Bird Lover: Red Star will be 16 in October. Yes, her last poem was excellent. Thank you for , your interesting St. Francis’ news. Maid of the Pines: Further success for Maid of the Bines. Tour story is very good. Yes I saw “The Cuckoos,” and enjoyed their antics. They are clever comedians. Prairie Wind: The Mount Albejrt Scouts did excellent work on Daffodil Day, Prairie Wind. Thank you for your troop notes. Friendly Trail: Greetings, Friendly Trail, new Chief of the Wigwam. I am glad you are interested in competitions. Shouting Wind: That tale about. a snake’s ingratitude is very interesting, Shouting Wind. 1 was glad to hear irom you again. Roving Eagle: Welcome to the Camp of Redfeather, Roving Eagle. I have entered your limerick in the competition. Gleaming Wing: I hope your Captain will soon recover, Gleaming Wing. That tree-planting ceremony must have been very inspiring, and I enjoyed reading your account of it. My best wishes to the First Frankton Company. Laughing Moon: You are now a member of the Wigwam, Laughing Moon. Thank you for your competition entry. I hope I shall have a letter from you soon. Sun-flecked Shadow: That is a happy group of Royal Oak Guides, Sun-flecked Shadow. Those warlike hedge-hogs must have given you quite a start. Music and gardening are splendid hobbies to have.