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Auckland Star, Volume XXV, Issue 143, 16 June 1894, Page 2 (Supplement)

Jinkers—«No use talking 5 there rW»* thing wrong with civilisation, *m"*:, ' have gob to be reformed. Putienco ba» ceased to be a Tirtae. I'm edo* to bj»*« Anarchist.1 Binkers - ' What's b&P pened?' Jinkers-'Here I'm awawed lQi dog tax for a miserable little cur that wy boy picked up somewhere ; while my now-:; neighbour, with a fifty guinea pHM njgj; thoroughbred, doeen't have to pay » P*""? s more.' Mother-'I can't hare that young mjj staying here so late ab night. 5> tt"g give him a hint of some kind.' D*UP."'S pm the evening)-'! am very much a raio something will happen to you on tbe Btreow at night, you «v,.b be «ow «' ™ , yourself, and not WJ, thing should happen to you, I'd—l« aie They are engaged now, ' "■ • Mra Gumppe-1 My husband, MYJ ' H new bonnet is nob a bit becoming WS Friend- 1 Ob, he'a prejudiced. I «»PP" he's aeen the. hill.1 ~J ^,->^» , ,* ■■ ■ ■■■■-'■ firr' .