EAST TAMAKI

Observer, Volume XVI, Issue 920, 29 August 1896, Page 26

EAST TAMAKI

The boys have at last decided to give the girls a return dance. The O M hopes he may get an invite...W O has shifted his quarters further along the road, and is now white-haired boy withMF...J D and M H have at last decided to bury the hatchet and smile on each other as of yore. . J F and G W are still as loving as ever, is it the stand-up collar or the seven foot smile that fetches you, Q ?. .K S still sings ' Willie, I'll be true to thee,' even if you are in Taranaki. . J G is often to be heard airing his voice along the top road of late. Practising for the next concert, I presume. ..EO and M B seem to think there is something solemn about the sea on a Sunday afternoon. Almost as good as attending church, eh, M9...M H is at present deeply engaged educating a masher up to her own standard. Be sure and train him up in the way he should go, M...P P and G "W did look happy on Sunday night. .Too bad of J Sto say G- W was the best yarn carrier in the district. Be careful, J. .What has become of M? Has she lost all hope of J D, or is she playing in some other yard ? . . Does J F think of settling down in life, or is it a case of calf love ?...\Vho was the boy that travelled the road so often on Sunday to see his girl? They say it was you, D...M H fairly amused "W C by singing ' I'll deck my brow with roaes,' but W wasn't having any, M. ...Too bad of W S to say he would have revenge on that young lady yet.