To Correspondents.
Bob.— Her name is not Eleanor, but Mabel. An Athlete. — Abbott ought to represent New Zealand at rounders. An Anxious Enquires. — Yes, you are quite right. Hawkins does powder his nose. G.H.S. — When travelling at sea do not select the under birth if Bishop has the top one. Mrs S.— Yes, you are perfectly right. Mrs H. did want to play kiss-in-the-ring with him, aIBO honey pots, but this does not constitute sufficient grounds for a divorce. Well-wisher of the Observer. — The page containing the paragraph you refer to had gone to press before you wrote, but the alteration of a word which was still possible made a wonderful change.
The entries for the annual poultry show under the auspices of the Auckland Poultry, Pigeon, and Canary Association, are the largest on record, and the show, which takes place in the Agricultural Hall on Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings, promises to be a great success. The exhibits in most of the classes will be very fin.c. One attractive feature of this show is that every person who pays for admission will, for no extra charge, have a chance for one of the eighty prizes which are to be allotted on the art union principle! .
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Observer, Volume XI, Issue 707, 16 July 1892, Page 7
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