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Observer, Volume 9, Issue 524, 5 January 1889, Page 17

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The ball on Friday passed oil' splendidly. There was a fair shave of mashinjj done, as usual, f had my Vookaurl lo?:y pencil there and look a few sketch os.. [ noticed A.M.N., of Hunua, seemed to pay particular attention to W.K. How many donoes tJisy had together history saveth n0t....] .13. devoted his attention to M.AY. When is it coming- off, J.? .A.M.D, had to take a bauk seat when J.]S r . entered the room ..M.M. .seemed to enjoy dancing 1 with J.B.M. For shame, .].. can't you keep to your own? Docs J<\S., oi" Auckland, think all the girls are in Jove with Inn; r ..U., of Drnry, seemed smitten with the lovely X.X...M.M.L). looked (juito forlorn at the ball ; wax it because J\M. <'.-■'. was not there !-' ..S.K. ami M.S. seemed to onjoy thoir niue K»00n...0. S. and the belle looked very hiipjiy in the corner; good oil your pln<;k, C.Who waa the gentleman heard to remark that he loved the little girl in black !•... A.D.I.X. sityslio. will lie the L'nnt with M.K., oi' the Valley, at tlie New Year, so I'm told. Got the tin mum ready, boys. ..The holidays are beginningnow ; young- people, beware of the O.M. You are warned, be not caught... lt it true J.M.B. has como back to tie the knot V Hurry up, old boy. get ifc over. Faint heart, Ac. ....Song- oJ' a oortain youj'."- lady : ■ "Where, oh, where is my J i til e boy, J.? Where, oh, whevo is lie ?... Ts.lv. intend?, to give up ma-shins I—when'1 — when': I—when1 — when there.- no one to mash with.