INCIVILITY.

Auckland Star, Volume V, Issue 1306, 15 April 1874, Page 2

INCIVILITY.

[ADVER-ISEME-T.]

(To the Editor of the Evening Stab.) - Siß,-Would you be so kind to alio* f.» . few lines in your valuable paper to *" would do any good to men of »J, Auckland by teaching them how to.^ 3 .' themselves when they are asked a ciW4 tion. I put a few fowls in Mr Arthur* -,9» in the market-place on Friday, and " found out on Saturday morning '■««■■j daughter had put away a wroiig my husband would not have partea for any money, so I went down_to w , ket-place on Monday, and found that * i j; seller had bought all my fowls out the wanted, which I could^not find; so >, i. ■ . fc ; him if he could tell me anything apo^ . fc He said the butcher opposite^ W*.^, I asked if he thought he would give »^ as it was a mistake of my girl, so _ . over to him. The answer was he a ( _ buy it to sell. I went over B,?"? h l T tW i_tf him it was a great mistake, and v a ■ . give it back I would give him cwj. „j, f money he paid for it, but he saia * &r ■■# Editor, it was a terrible " fto, ?L P^t angry as I was the words of my ae*? ft rushed in my mind to learn w^fii. -jwv „ was preached on Sunday nigM W salt =-•. Mr. Turner to young men, butuv old ones too, so if Mr Butcher worn . on Sunday there is another of «*, i& _\ of j,. preached, it might do him a «°Jj jjg good. Mr Editor, you would n *-. < what eyes he looked at me smilenothing I like better than a p»^ ,p£ It does" my heart good. ... S&jfc-j*! wicked eyes. I cannot forget n.

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