REQUESTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 20 September 1940, Page 10

REQUESTS.

Will somebody please write to Yolande Campbell, Carrington Road, Hurworth, New Plymouth, and tell her the words of the Maori Battalion song? Maisie Fox is wondering if some Tink will please send her the words of Trees, "Remember Me" and "Now 'tis the Hour." Her address is Kina Road, Oaonui, via Opunake. Jean Fox is anxious to get the words of "The Teddy Bears' Picnic," so will somebody help her please? Her address is Kina Road, Oaonui, via Opunake. "Please could any Tink send me the words of 'When the Lights of London Shine Again'?" That request comes from Valerie Cole, so who is going to help her? Her address is Mataro Road, Urenui. Rona Riddick, whose address is Mangawhero Road, Riverlea, would be grateful if somebody would kindly send her the words of the following songs: "The Beer-Barrel Polka," "Kiss me Good-night, Sergeant-Major," and "Good Luck and the same to You." Norma Guillosson, whose address is 139 Brooklands Road, New Plymouth, wants to know if somebody will kindly send her the words of "For he was a Handsome Territorial." Will somebody please write to Barbara McNeil and tell her the words of the songs, "There'll Always be an England" and "Kiss me Good-night, SergeantMajor." Barbara's address is Opua Road, Opunake.