EAST TAMAKI.
Mashing is making great headway in this part cf the world... The O M would like to warn E and G thatsittiDg with their feet in a damp ditch i 3 extremely dangerous and very conducive to rheumatism...J S looked rather light and airy parading the roads without his coat on Sunday. We are quite aware you have nice broad shoulders, J. .The O M yearns for a cousin like JP. So very attentive, yon kt 6w . . °J£ y«"ing ladies are makiDg a practice- of attending the Flat Bush church oilate. .Little j doesn't seem to know howto dispose of his time on Sunday nights, since the Otahuhu young lady went for a holiday.. lt is rather amusing to listen to some of the boys; the number of winners tbev intended to back, went down to back, and didn't back at Takapuna last week was something enormous.. Before this appears in print we shall have lost our J— our only J. Surely S W cannot be the cause of it . H O and M H are Retting more loving every day. Looks like business, eh, M ? ...Was it fishiDg for eels you were the other Sunday, W ? You would have a better show of catching them now...G W says M H has left and gone away as lady's help/ More convenient for O E to come and see you, eh, M ?... A S must have enjoyed last Sunday's diversion in having three young ladies to pick apples for him.
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Observer, Volume XVI, Issue 947, 20 February 1897, Page 22
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251EAST TAMAKI. Observer, Volume XVI, Issue 947, 20 February 1897, Page 22
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