Peter Pan’s Postbox

Waikato Times, Volume 127, Issue 21212, 7 September 1940, Page 13

Peter Pan’s Postbox

Fay Mitchell, Frankton. —Such a buss time you must have been having-, Fay; the holidays soon slip by, don’t they? Yes, the gardens are lovely just now.— Peter Pan.

Gwynneth Clark, Matangi.—Yours was a very welcome lirst letter, Gwynneth, and Peter hopes to hear from you very often now. sucli a larling your little calf must he.—Peter Pan.

Joe Graham, Frankton.—Such a happy holiday you must lia\e had, Joe. The fruit trees are looking very pretty at present, aren’t they? Do write to us again soon,

Mary Gillard, Mgahinapouri.—You are indeed a stranger, Mary, and Peter was

mj pleased to hear rrom you again. What a happy holiday you must have had with your little friend.—Peter Pan.

Wynne Thomas, Claudelands. —The baby lambs are such darlings, aren’t they, Wyonne? Peter is so sorry to hear that you have a cold and he hopes that it will soon he better. Thank you for your articles.—Peter Pan.

Farmer Jones, Frankton.—Yours was a very welcome letter after your very long silence, Farmer Jones. What a busy time you must have had concreting the calf pen.—Peter Pan.

Margaret Johnson, Hamilton. —Such a big welcome we send to you, Margaret, and Peter hopes you will enjoy being a member of our Circle. Do write and tell us more about yourself.—Peter Pan.

Mavis Hilliary, Matangi.—Pip and Lucky sound such lovely pets, Mavis. Yes, the fruit trees are so lovely just now, aren't they? Thank you Tor the jokes, they were very funny, Peter thought.—Peter Pan.

Joyce Perkins, Te Kowhai.—You are another stranger, Joyce, and Peter was so pleased to hear from you again. What, arc the names or your twin lambs? They are such dear little things, aren't they? Peter Pan.

Norma Benjamin, Putaruru.—Yes, you may have Scotch Lassie for your pen-

name, Norma. Thank you very much Tor the riddles. They were very good, Peter thought. Do write again soon.—Peter Pan.

Muriel Johnston, Hamilton. —Peter sends you the biggest welcome he can find in his welcome box, Muriel, and he hope* to hear from you often. Peter will send you your card next week some time.—Peter

Gladys Ross, Hamilton.—You forgot to put your name on your letter, Gladys. Peter*” will publish your verse later. Yes, all of your sums were quite correct. You are a very clever little girl, aren’t you? Peter Pan.