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Hot Lakes Chronicle, Volume 2, Issue 127, 26 June 1895, Page 2

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[.coinipx Professor Anderson of the North, used tou by mixing the ingrcdi ding i:i an ordinary ] i-.r.:, 1 for the in? asio spec! itors, and in du< its recesses a we!l-co provoking dumpling I of the bcholdere, and individual when he rt in unblemished gplcnd fication somewhat aki the other day in the . as we have Hudibras' ing that V .Stir.'. t!ii plea In being eli ■ ■:■■ a rchition oi th it resi lens, li . iy , it is pretty ;;•■ i •■ ■•.;. workmen cng.igod in Grand Hotel have in> mune amongst thems boarding iirrangcmei) the'v novo appointed I eooV, efc.,'ahd poiii: laudation to the exec' of the system. Ju < custom of most chilis. day is a red-letter d; tlieirc'ilinury arrangi signalised by the apj plum-pudding on ti Tills pudding is ii >t . affair far from it. selected with the Uttli regardless of cost; ti • duo solemnity days an 1 the whole eomp rohoilcd so as to ensin tency when the linn ous qu tlitics eomod i Sunday a party of al off to explore the b< tapu Valley leaving their communal ri: dav's padding shoui It was noticeablo 1.1. have but few inissgh hind, la;!,soon after: tare a good rt is in iiithicruiales wasfoi discovered that the c tuilo had disappesire been planted, so lis I ated presence at the : favors rctfirned. N deicis homo again. . the upbraidiiigs of I' at honieand had 1. most toothsome mo banquet. C insciou the enth'o affair" an that tho pu i ling - Monday's dinner toi of all, the excuraioi and sneers of their meekness. Mond iy was duly extracted and handed to ; ho bo served up all hoi Bofore the dinner b tin- chef ( one of tie serious expression i tokened the gravity seen hrtfirviowing excursionist.) An " excursionist ? gatln in- iit was nude to ' ding was released specific gravitj. i - ii'ii. i.Se'f. tile Stl'ill to view a mass of if cunningly insort<sl plums I The niurdi which stayed at 1 plant, had feasted plction, and then 1 'duffforthd regalen friends, and as a li lift]:' more confhf' ■ dealing of their m