What the Man at the Corner Says

Mt Benger Mail, 18 March 1914, Page 3

What the Man at the Corner Says

That the formation oi a c ramatie club has materialisad ; That there was a good at u nd.mee of " heroes,'' " heroines, ' " vdlaius, ' md " artists " there; That such a club should provide ample scope for dominant abilitiesThat the talk on the corner during the past week was mostly racy ; That the races are about the cnly sporting gathering left in the town; That if the public do not give it their support the result wiil probably be the -ame as other clubs. I'hat Henderson has the most choice selection of gent's neck wear in the district Advertisement.

' hat the' Council is goins to put the main street in order ; I hat pedestrians, motorists, and others will no doubt heave a grateful sigh.

That there is talk of some tennis "guns' paying a visit to the town ; That our local players will " volley " for " volley ) lhat the visitors will have to plav some good " shots " if they wish to vanquish the localites ; lhat toot-ball will soon be with us for another season ; lhat there is talk of a team from the Foundry joining the local body and competing for the flair. That it would lend additional iutsrest to the competition.