MAKOTUKU.

Observer, Volume XVI, Issue 950, 13 March 1897, Page 22

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G B. should not make so much row on Sunday nights, when J M is chasing her round the house. .C H K must have been very disappointed when the young man who promised to take her to the ball didn't tnrn up. . The following was overheard some time ago at the station :— ' Visitor . ' You must find it very lonely here, my learned friend.' President : ' Yes, rather. You see there are only two gentlemen in the district— J C W and myself.'. .M B and E G S seemed very loving at the ball. The OM is afraid it is a case of love at first sight.. Can D H Sbuy things cheaper at the railway store, or is there some other attraction. ..B G has broken all previous records to O— ville, arriving there with M T at 530 after the ball ; two miles in three hours and a half.. ..Get your tin cans ready ; the following four couple have engaged the Key TJWto take them off the shelves : A S and N B, P B and F G, J M and L S, and la3t, but not least, the Major and CH R... Since ABs success at W. Ex , JB, sen., intends opening a dairy and produce store, as he has numerous inquiries for the celebrated butter. ..The O M is afraid it is a case of • coffee and pistols ' after the Takapas sports, when T R and H S meet C will need to take a strong umbrella.. l expect to see E D out on her Dike soon, as she was getting lessons on Sunday night. .E R saya she won't have anything more to do with J N after the way he was flirting with A D the other night at the dance. ..H D and A A enjoy walking over the paddocUs better than the sermon. What would M N say, A, if he saw y0u?. ..T00 bad of M E to overlook P Q for his dance, he has not been able to work since ..Who did all the cardboard boxes belong to, HSI ii, when yoa left for Waipawa ? Did they belong to yourself or the young ladies? .. When at Waipukurau T R and CHR went for a drive to Tamumn, since which uHfi has arranged to get weekly cooking lessons at 1 The Pines '. .Li S, of the Beaconsfield, is gute struck with the good looks of C S from W.. Look out, AN, and don't offend J B or you will lose A. ..L00k out, J N, or D H S will be cutting you out with E R. .A R and P J seem to take very long walks on Sunday nights . . G R is quite enraptured with J M's playing, which she says is charming. Bhe is very anxious to get lessons from him. ..The O M is sorry we have had so much rain lately. It has kept the river high, so that E C can't come over to see you, E S..\Vhat did E D say when she heard the boy with the uniform had been up while she was away ?