SERVANTS IN LUXURY.
Nowadays householders, who wish for peace and comfort, have to study their servants quite as much as they do their family and friends. I was hearing lately of a big country house where the domestic arrangements are really luxurious. The bedrooms are really quite equal to the ordinary guest-rooma in a country house; and a set of rooms is specially allotted to them for their recreation, comprising a ballroom, a music-room, a library, and billiard room. Card tables are arranged in the billiard room, and a billiard marker is.(Especially kept for the servants. The imwio-rooni is provided with pianos and ▼ip'ns, and, when the house is full of people, dances are frequent.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 6917, 28 January 1901, Page 4
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