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NZ Truth, Issue 76, 1 December 1906, Page 5

the "old-time champion scullers o! Australia are going to have another battle next March. Recently a sport was suggesting holding an old-time pugs' tournament, but Lara-y Foley happened to pop round the corner at the moment 1 , arid the gang reckoned that there would be only one m it, so the suggestion dropped with a thud. Regarding that story of. the shindy among railway ' men" m Hawke's Bay. mentioned m our "Personal" oolumns, last issue, the injured (and injuring ! ) huaband writes that it was a mistake to say that the man he thrashed was his own boss. He adds that he intends to demand an enquiry by .the Department, into the general conduct of the old ram who has been the means of breaking up liis home. The day after the fracas the foreman bloke obtained a free pass for his wicked mistress and she cleared out of the district. Her grandfather paramour is a shining light m the Anglican choir and was roaring out praise to the Loard, the follow m a; Sunday, the while exhibiting an illuminatory effect m the way , of a pair of lovely black eves : which he mendaciously accounted for by saying he fell out of his trap. Can't help thinking hubby must have been very remiss m his duty to' cause his wiie to seek the embraces of' so elderly a consoler. But more than likely she is a harlot at heart. There are some women who would accent the embraces of any kind of male m preference to the irksome lepal ones of a hui-b.ißd.