Peter Pan’s Postbox

Waikato Times, Volume 127, Issue 21248, 19 October 1940, Page 14 (Supplement)

Peter Pan’s Postbox

i Silver Tui, Karamu.—How would you I like to call your little lamb Bunty, Silver | T ui? The baby chicks are such darling i little things, aren’t they? Do write and j tells us all about your fancy dress ball.— Tiny, Hamilton.—Yours ■» was a very i welcome letter this week, Tiny, and Peter I was so pleased to hear all about your visit to Auckland. Yes, the gardens arc looking very beuulirul at present.—Peter Pan. Kumakuma Jack, Hamilton.—Yes, the fruit trees have been very beautiful. Kumakuma Jack; is the scarlet rata in bloom in your bush yet? Have you any pets? Do , write and tell us all about them and I your schooldays.—Peter Pan. Lily-of-the-Valley, Hamilton.—Thank you I very much for the riddles, l.tly-of-the- | Valley, and peter was so pleased to hear from you again. We are so sorry to hear | you have been ill, and Peter hopes you : are reeling better again now.—Peter Pan. ' Milk Maid, Matamata.— peter Is so sorry \ to hear that you have been ill. Milk Maid, and he hopes that you are feeling better again now. What darlings your little lambs must be. Do write to us again very soon.—Peter Pan. Shirley Carvell, Whatawhata.—What a happy birthday you must have had. Shir- : ley; and such a lovely lot of presents you had. too. Do let us know how Darkie behaves at the field day, won’t you?—Peter Pun.