RULES FOR COUNTRY CORRESPONDENTS.
1. Write in ink. 2. Write on one side of the paper only. 3. Append your real namv> and address to youv letters, ana eot on separate pieces of paper. We shall not publish tlic name. 4. Be careful to avoid giving cause of offence or annoyance to anyone. If we find yon violate this rule, yMir Viune will be struck off the list of contributors. It is quire possible to be amusing and interesting without being offt'iisivs. 5. Subscribers only arc privileged to contribute to our Country page. 6. When making reference to people, correspondents must use initials only, and refrain from the use of real names or nicknames. Ko notice will be taken of anonymous communications IJFOTE. — Correspondents frequency writs and wire to have communications seat for publication cancelled. In future no notice can be taken of such requests.
KEWMAEKET. Plenty of matchmaking going- on in cur district 2ately...W.P. is on the job with little Miss 5... H. S. is going away. What will B. say to tins, I wonder... J.R.H. is piling on the jam now T.B. has gone away. ..Who were the young 1 Ladies throwing the lollies at G. in church, on Sun day evening 1 last 't ... J.P. is still on the cutting-out tack. It won't work, old boy. ..Who was the couple that had the row over the photo ? It was not C.E.s fault, I hear. ..P. A. is piling it on very thick lately with Miss T. You need not be too s l uck-up, old boy. Jam is oniy 4d a tin — so Miss -B. says By the way, when is it coming 1 o.ff: J ...F.F. paid the district a flying visit last week with G-.H.X., a gentleman of colour... What are the Misses M. doing lately ?... Another picnic is contemplated for Saturday next, and it is for bachelors 0n1y...W.F. is the coaling man in our district for the ladies. What was he doing the other evening 1 with J.C. up Kybor Pass ? Are there any more shadows let't?...C. is to talce up a running in llemuera. I hear, just for the sake of getting presented with a spoon as well as K.T?....8y the way, .T.B. swears vengeance against the young- man in tha light, suit. Good boy. .Little but good, eh r .Who was the young man thai kissed Miss Iv. through the window, eh *
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Observer, Volume 9, Issue 529, 9 February 1889, Page 17
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