MAHURANGI.

Observer, Volume XIV, Issue 793, 10 March 1894, Page 21

MAHURANGI.

The O.M. was amonpst the pleasureseekers at the Oddfellows' picnic on the 24th and there are several things he would like to know about the trip home, viz. : When A.G. and K.C. are going to fix the day. Why J.T. didn't wear that pretty suit of his ; afraid of salt water, perhaps. If W.W. eDjoyed being up in the boat with the sisters. Two's company, though, ...What two young ladies had their fun spoilt by the agonies of mat de mer. Did A.S. think I.M. such a nice boy. Looked like it. If F.D. was happy entertaining C.J. and P.S. Whether A.C. liked P.P. taking his place with L. Who was the old lady that thought there was discord in the singing party. T.B.s bass was heard to advantage, who was tenor ? If P.T. was as happy as he looked whilst the singing was going on. Who were the tall couple that narrowly missed losing the steamer. Why F.K. didn't findM.T. after strolling around on shore with her. Who the nice-looking boy with M.K. was. Which of the sisters did the steward prefer. If LMcK. was very much cut up at M.W.s absence. Didn't appear much like it. Who was the girl 6.L. was looking after so tenderly near the wheel. Whether H.W. knew how sweet he looked talking to J. J. on the trip down.. Whether H.S. didn't feel a thrill of pride welcoming them all to the picnic in his full regalia. Why E.S. didn't secure the big one instead of little J. Did a certaincouple like being aft out of the spray. What young gentleman met with an accident and had to remain in seclusion. Was F.S. lonely without J.B.