TAUKANGA.
Who were the two cQuples walking arm-in-arm down the Masonic yard last Sunday night ? What price ginger nuts ? J K and F G have made it up again.. .W hy was F G laid up the other day ? Was it because she is breaking her heart over the baker?. ,G W looks very bad on it lately, although last Sunday night he looked all right walking along the street with C 8. . J F doesn't go out to the jubilee pump so often now-adaj s. I wonder what's up?..P A, the cow spanker of Otumoetai, does it grandly with the girl up Devonport road and First Avenue. VShat price cow spanking?.. "What was the question H A popped to the barmaid last Sunday ? It's Ta-i---ranga every time. .E J bays she is getting anxious about her darling boy, now he has gone to Matata, but never mind, he will have a pleasant time of it with Miss B ..What makes M W think she is getting thin?..L B poes by the motto ' the early uird gets the fattest worm.' Is that why jou have joined the choir, L?.IV "doesn't seem to get along so well as he might wich EH. Perhaps you are having too many holidays, I. .When is the marriage of the hero with the sixteen names going to come off? Don't forget the O M, Li...tfow B L must ujiss the Greenhill rnashir Never mind; try and catch the new one.. . Wanted known.— How to flirt taught in two lessons. Apply, W and C 0... D J seems as if he lives at the Masonic now... What price silk handkerchief with Din the comer ?..W F and M S were having a good time onboard thes.s. Tutanekai last Thursday evening.. F M's coach driver is quite gone on A C, the barmaid and waitress. Nothing like her, 1? ; she is an Al clipper-built . .B A and T C were taking lessons in mashing up Devonport Toad the other night. .J M ia still paying court to Mrs M .. W V and S H are going to be spliced at last. .The hotel cook had a great mash last Friday night. Who was he, cookie ? What pr!ce cookery ?
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Observer, Volume XVI, Issue 950, 13 March 1897, Page 21
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371TAUKANGA. Observer, Volume XVI, Issue 950, 13 March 1897, Page 21
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