GISBORNE GOSSIP
That lady in Lowe-street should learn to play the piano. Dear Dave thinks ginger-pop is the best trade going. Dear old D&n says he will marry the charming barmaid or die. Nelly is very fond of sweets ; be careful the old lady don't find it out. Clara says the little tailor is talcing a long while to pop the question. Rusty has made up his mind at last. Get your tin cans ready, boys. Hinnie and Mary complain very much of -the slowness of the young men. Who is the. lady that keeps her slavey working when the church bells are ringing ? E. P. J. is very much gone on Mips ,of the Masonic. He says she will rfjoice when she gets the ring. The publicans look very downhearted. They think the temperance mpn are very hard on the poor barmaids. The barman and boots of the Gisborne looked very happy last Sunday night; where was the whisky bottle ? . The new chum of the Eoyal says the school teacher is a lovely Colleen, and he will soon name the happy day. Come and have a drink, boys.
A rare chance will be given to poultry fanciers to' obtain really first-class fowl?, in thf sale to be held in the Agricultural Hall ou Monday, 18th July, at 11 o'clock. Entries close on Friday, the 15th inst.
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Observer, Volume XI, Issue 707, 16 July 1892, Page 18
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227GISBORNE GOSSIP Observer, Volume XI, Issue 707, 16 July 1892, Page 18
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