INGLE WOOD,

Observer, Volume XVI, Issue 949, 6 March 1897, Page 22

INGLE WOOD,

The Foresters' ball eventnated on the 18th instant, and proved an immense success Messrs Carsterns (piano;, Ellis (cornet), and Leech (piccolo) suppned the sweet strains for the followers of the Terpsichorean art The corner ' crowd were conspicuous by their absence, moat of them thinking that it would not be toffy enough forthein ; but to their displeasure it was what you would call ' a regular toff show." Most of them now wished they had started to save up, and some of them were waling to knock off smoking...l think those that need a word of mention are G L, and H What made ML go home so early ? It makes you careful, M. .Who was the young lady that was squeezing the shining light from New Plymouth so strongly as to ignite the matches "ij" 8 . jest pocket ?...E J had too many dances with his lolly pet. . W C said he did not enjoy himself. You must tell M not to flirt, W iS said he was never so happy as when dancing with his own dear Bweetie. But what about the Inglewood girls you used to flirt with, F ? Who was the young lady in pink one of the musicians was paving great attention to?.. A C looks nice walking around the streets with a contingent of school-girls. Better have some sops handy, a...How sadly A B. the owner ol the B N. Z, was taken back when he went into P S's shop and offended his best g £ «. Sh .L c . was sitting behind the counter all the tune. F has threatened legal proceedings, but they come not... Why can't A B hire a gig from the stables, instead of borrowing a common grocer's trap to drive his dear E nth/ 1 ?, 1 " 111 EJ> as usua1 ' P la> y B POons in all the dark corners around town.