REQUESTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 27 September 1940, Page 10

REQUESTS.

A Tink named Shirley Vogt has started collecting stamps but so far she has no foreign stamps in her album. Would any other stamp collectors like to send her some? Her address is 14 Richmond Street, Fitzroy, New Plymouth. Will somebody please write and tell Ray Gaskey the words of the following songs: "Kiss Me Good-night, SergeantMajor," "South of the Border," and "Beer Barrel Polka." Ray's address is Toko, via Stratford. A request for the words of "Wish me Luck" and "There'll Always be an England" comes from Vilma Salt, 1 Julian Street, Eltham. Please will somebody write and let her have them? Ruby Gush would like the words of "There'll Always be an England" and "I'll take you Home, Kathleen." Her address is Main South Road, Pungarehu. Joan Uttinger, whose address is Hastings Road, Mangatoki, wants to know if some kind Tink will please write and tell her the words of "The Army, the Navy and the Air Force." Doreen ' Sutton, whose address is Ngatai Street, Manaia, Taranaki, has sent in a request for the words of three songs please. They are: "Oh, ain't it grand to be m the Navy," "Till the Lights of London Shine Again" and "New-. Zealand Boys are Marching." Will some Tink write to Mona Gibson, pi?asq (her address is Kina Road, Opunake) and tell her the words of the "Beer Barrel Polka" and "Kiss me Good Night, Sergeant-Major."