Oftentimes excusing a faulb doth make the fault the worse by the excuse.—Shakspere. There is something in the shape of harps as though they had been made by music -- Bailey. In the Squall.—Firab Yachtsman • By Jove ! If this keeps up we may as well bottle up a message to eend to our friends, becond Yachtsman : If ib C ome» to that Jones, bo sure not to use a beer bottle! Let em know we had cnampagne ' Mr Trotter:• I told you that Cholly'a attentions to Emily Brown would never amount to anything.' Mrs Trotter: 'Well you were wrong again ; they frightened Dick Foster into proposing at last, and hmily has accepted him.'
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Auckland Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 214, 7 September 1895, Page 12
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