KAITAIA.

Observer, Volume 9, Issue 529, 9 February 1889, Page 17

KAITAIA.

J.H. is beginning to take notice of the girls ; his attentions are divided between the Kunui and ( Ahipara ;. lie has given up boxing. ..F.i\ is in. i Kaitaia again to renew his old love I suppose, persevere old man and you may win her yet...S. j\l. has been pretty successful of late with his racehorses, though with all his races he has never been able to win a Maiden. ..What makes M.X.'s a ulc dp romp <?o so often to the Eedan Hotel ? Is if; to sec the fair E ? There is great rivalry there at present : all sorts and conditions of men, schoolmasters and storekeepers, brush up against formers and plough -boys... J. 8., of Ahipara, not married yet, nor J.R., though the latter is beginning to ' take notice.' How did C.P. and J.S. enjoy the drive home from the concert in the new buggy ? F.R. was ?ecu doing a big mash with Mips M.C.What was wrong with T. VV. on the 22nd? He looked very lonely, was it because ' she ' was not there ?...M. H. seemed to be enjoying himself, who were the ladies you took up the hill from the concert ? You hr..d better keep quiet or I will tell soraeoue else... Where was A.V r His girl was asking after him ; what about the letter A ?...Who were the three young gentlemen that were doing such a mash at Cufttlcc-liff on Sunday, and who was the young lady with her boots off? [Correspondence from I WaWarrai invited. .Regular contributors prej i'erved.l