NEW PLYMOUTH.
The two young gentlemen who did their duty in the station of life to wliieh Providence had called Uicm by washing — Naaman-like — in the tanlradjoining the Freemason's Hall, are cautioned against rather a savage looking individual with a large white greyhound, who declares he will make it hot for them. Whether "ifc" means the water, the tank, or the complaint they sougnt to get rid of, deponent saycth not.— The Salvation Army has been further recruited by the arrival of a gentleman rejoicing iii the euphonious name of Flapdoodle, who, seeking for a nice quiet place, succeeded in finding one, and converted one nice, dear old gentleman, for the time being, but who has relapsed, and not paid his board since.
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Observer, Volume 4, Issue 98, 29 July 1882, Page 313
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123NEW PLYMOUTH. Observer, Volume 4, Issue 98, 29 July 1882, Page 313
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