HELENSVILLE.

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

HELENSVILLE.

Too bad of the young ladies to chaff CM. so much, becav.ee he officiated as: godfather at the church a few Sundays agc.P.S. is lor. Ring for the school holidays to be finished, he is fonder of the school th;-,n 1 was when a boy. ..The O.M. overheard F.W. asking- how much timber would be required to build a four-roomed house and a fowl-house. Tho day must be coming 1 close nowsurelv. so boys turnout with your kerosene-tin band^ as the br.iss band crowd would not turn out under J25...W. C4. is on v balance at present, he does not know whether to get m:\rricd or let it alone, take my advice W. get married by all means, I am a manned man myself, although the young 1 ladies think the correspondent single... J V. I-L, of Kaukiim-s.ka.pa, says she ia going to give M. S., of Pipitcwai, a severe talking to for going out walking with her young man. ..O.M. just returned from his holidays, young ladies beware. ..Out of all the young ladies in Helensville P.'ii. was the only one who has had the pluck to change her name, although there arc several taking big strides that way. ..lt is quite a treat to watch S. E.F. and JB.J." bovr they do their spooning in public, poltinc lu-wn tennis balls and kauri balls p.t each other.. Kow mean of J.S to knock little tI.E. down the other night, just because he asked him why he came home from Paeroa so quick on Sund-;y afternoon... Why did A.ii jio-rtporio^her weddin, 1 ? until next Christmas:-' Because there was no"' baker ' here to m;ike the cake :...! notice J.S. tind M.S. enjo.y each others company very much, while playing tennis, especially riding home together i'roni the c.ind-hills.