THAMES TALK.
Tot has returned from Auckland. Maggie looks quite bright again. Those two young ladies must have been disappointed that were going up the creek the other Sunday night, singing, ' Oh, where is my wandering boy to-night ?' When is the happy event coming off between Chips and the belle of the Waiotahi ? Hurry up, old man, or Maggie may get tired of waiting. There are plenty ready and willing to take your place. l If Tapp's patent is as successful as he was at the concert, it will be a great success indeed. It was too bad of those two young ladies to stand and laugh when the young painter fell into the water-race- Thy should always put out a hand to help a friend in need — or water. Joe D. has left the warm-haired lassie, and has taken up with the darkey. Never mind, Jessie, there are better fish left.
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Observer, Volume 7, Issue 352, 5 September 1885, Page 4
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152THAMES TALK. Observer, Volume 7, Issue 352, 5 September 1885, Page 4
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