In the list of entries for the cycle event* at the Citizens' Carnival, February 6tn, tha name of Mr H. Goodall, Treasurer of the Wellington Cycling: Ulub was omitted. He has entered for all the cycling events.
• Did you read my article this morning ?' asked the promising young journalist of the old stager. 'Yes my boy, 1 road it through twice.' 'That's a great compliment.' 'I read it twice to try and understand what it) was about.'
Cholly (quoting): 'If fchou wilt) needs marry, marry a fool.' Mabel:'Oh, Mr Lighthead, this is so sudden.'
Sbe (passionately): Will yon ever love another, dearest ? He (wearily) : No, never, if 1 get) out of this aflair alive.
Mrs Prosy—'Reading is quite a. passion 'with my husband.' Mrs Dresser—' So ib is with mine wh«u he reads my milliner's bills 1'
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Auckland Star, Volume XXVIII, Issue 22, 27 January 1897, Page 5
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