Peter Pan’s Postbox

Waikato Times, Volume 127, Issue 21206, 31 August 1940, Page 14 (Supplement)

Peter Pan’s Postbox

Margaret Laldlaw, Gordonton.—Peter Is so pleased to hear that your concert was such a success, Margaret. The holidays soon fly past, don’t they? Yes, the gardens are lovely, at present?—Peter Pan. Graeme Seifert, Tuhikaramea.—Peter Is so pleased you liked your card, Graeme, and he was very glad to hear from you again. How would you like to call your pets Bib and Bub, or else Jack and Jill? —Peter ran. Audrey Hodson, Hamilton.—Thank you very much Indeed for your lovely llowers, Audrey: their perfume was beautiful, Peter thought. What a happy holiday you must have had with your little friend.—Peter Pan. Puss-in-Boots, Tuhikaramea.—Such a stranger you are, Puss-in-Boots, and Peter was €0 pleased to hear from you again. No, Peter has not heard from Lloyd and Shirley for quite a long time now. Do write again soon, won’t you?—Peter Pan. Loloma, Waitetuna.—You are another stranger, Loloma, and Peter was so afraid you had forgotten all about the Circle. Yes, there are lots of baby animals about now, aren’t there?—Peter Pan. Janie Smith, Hamilton.—Such a big welcome we send to you, Janie, and Peter hopes to have lots more Interesting letters from you. Yes, you may have Rata for your pen-name.—Peter Pan. Alloa Salas, Hamilton.—Peter Is so sorry to hear you have been so 111, Alice, and he hopes you are better again now. Such a big welcome we send to you, too, and Peter hopes to hear from you again soon. —Peter Pan. Joy Brannan, Ta Akau.—Such an interesting bird letter yours was, Joy, and Peter thinks you must spend a lot of your time watching them. The kingfishers are very beautiful, aren’t they? Peter Pan. Valeria Hartatona, Ta Kowhal.—Such a welcome letter yours was Valerie, and Peter was so pleased to hear ftom you again. The fruit trees are looking very pretty at the present time, aren’t they? Peter Pan. Digger, Frankton.—Peter is so sorry to hear that you have been so ill, Digger. Yes, we will send you a card as soon as possible. What fun your Fancy Dress Ball must have been.—Peter Pan. Cherry Ripe, Hamilton.—Thanlc you for your riddles and Jokes, Cherry Ripe. What do you call your budgie? Such a lovely time you must have had at Raglan, too.—Peter Pan.