defining multiple pages in a module isn't working

I have something like this defined:

function verimail_menu($may_cache)
{
    $items = array();
    
    if ( $may_cache )
    {        
        $items[] = array(

            'path'          => 'admin/verimail',

            'title'         => t('VeriMail settings'),

            'description'   => t('Adjust VeriMail settings'),

            'callback'      => 'system_admin_menu_block_page',

            'access'        => user_access('administer VeriMail')

        );
        

        $items[] = array(

            'path'          => 'contact',

            'title'         => t('Email Contact'),

            'description'   => t('Provides an interface for users to submit an email contact.'),

            'callback'      => 'verimail_contact_page',

            'access'        => user_access('send email through VeriMail'),
            'type'          => MENU_SUGGESTED_ITEM

        );


        $items[] = array(

            'path'          => 'contact/mailqueued',

            'title'         => t('Mail Queued'),

            'description'   => t('Alerts users mail is queued.'),

            'callback'      => 'verimail_contact_queued_page',

            'access'        => user_access('send email through VeriMail'),
            'type'          => MENU_SUGGESTED_ITEM

        );
    }
    
    return $items;
}

I can hit the admin page, and I can hit the "contact" page, but when I go to the contact/mailqueued page I get a page not found. Is this not the correct way to do this? As a work around I have ended up doing something like this:

function verimail_contact_page( $value1="Geoff" )
{

    switch ($value1) 
    {
        case 'mailqueued':
            $output  = t( '<p>Message queued for delivery.  You have been sent an email with additional instructions on how to complete the delivery of your message.  Please read that email and follow its instructions.</p>' );
            break;
        case 'verifymail':
            $output  = t( 'Attempting to verify your email.' );
            break;
        default:
            $thisUser = user_load(array('name' => $value1));

            

            if ( $thisUser )

            {

                $output  = t('Attempting to contact %s', array( '%s' => $thisUser->name ));
                
                $output .= drupal_get_form('verimail_contactform');

            }

            else

            {
                $output  = '<p>';

                $output .= t('Sorry, but it appears you are trying to contact a user that doesn\'t exist on the system.');
                $output .= '</p>';
            }
    }
    
    return $output;
}

That way when a user hits the /contact page, the function takes care of deciding where they were trying to go. But that doesn't seem right to me. Pardon what looks like some sloppy coding, but this is sort of a stub-in as part of a larger project for work.