THAMES.

Observer, Volume XI, Issue 753, 3 June 1893, Page 17

THAMES.

What's the "attraction for F. at the Exchange, is it the billiard table or to see B. or our fair young lady A. ? No show there old boy. . .F. arid A. were piling it on heavily the other wet night. What wuuld M. say if she knew ? Too bad of you, A.

. . The two sisters seem off with the old love now-a-days. One sister is lost with T out the other. A. don't seem lonely... How lonesome J. seemed the three weeks our fair young lady was ill. Never mind J. Better luck next time... A., seems off with the tall young man from Shortland. Never mind S. belter fish in the sea. . .

What is the attraction for all the young chaps at the wharf ? Ib it P.G. the little barmaid or L.HcK. J. of the County F. Club is a nightly visitor. She is • pulling your leg,' J. Can't you Bee it?..D. said he would shout beers for the city north men if they won, I Buppose hoping they would not, as it would be 7s 6d saved. Better luck next time for the northerners.

. . The Thames boys all Bay that a winning way and a pleasant smile will draw them to the Bowen hotel, if the Waiwera barmaid would practice it. What do you say P.L.8.. .What is the coolnees between H.P. and K.B. of the 80ya1?..F.G., of Albert-street, is all attention to Mias M.E. Naughty boy, F., you are a flirt... The inhabitants of this place say that the promoters of the late missing word competition should have another com., and a good few would bet they'd guess where some of the prizes would go to.. .M.F., of the Boyal won the prize (a suit of men's clothes) in the gentlemen's missing word competition.. . How the pit audience encored J.G. when he sang his song at the church concert. Did you notice it J. ?