“Many a song in heaven was begun on earth with a groan.”
“Bright Star” wishes to know who composed the music to the song “Down our Street,” and where she will be likely to get it.
Can any reader help “Sailor” to a copy (words and music) of a song called “The Sailor’s Grave”? It is not Sir A. Sullivan’s, but an old song popular some thirty years ago. The first line is—
“Our barque was far, far from the land.”
Seaton Devon asks for the author or publisher of a song for children, beginning—
“Please, have you seen my dolly,
The one that I most admire?”
Mabel Entwistle wishes to collect pictorial postcards from various parts of the world, and would gladly pay for the cards and postage if any subscriber, who happens to be going abroad, would send her some. The address is 1, William Street, Darwen, Lancashire.
INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE.
We have an interesting letter from an Australian girl, who asks that a French young lady will kindly write direct to her. She has never been out of Australia, and says, “Letters from a French lady would be helpful to me in two ways; they would allow me to know something of home-life in France, and also help me to improve my knowledge of the language of that far-away land.” The address is, Miss F. Evelyn Smith, Medindie, Adelaide, South Australia.