TE PAHI.

Observer, Volume XVI, Issue 950, 13 March 1897, Page 21

TE PAHI.

I hear that at the concert and dance last week the usual cry was to be heard about the OM. You had better believe he was there, with his eye open to basiness...S B wa=t piling on the jam with LS. She looked very Pr. et y- -w a says he will warm the O M. Mmd you don't strike a snag...l hear that H C and T Me are going to run in double harness shortly. Don't forget theO M..What would <*B have * aid had he seen his beloved flirting with the Wairoa boys ?.. The O M missed L P from the dance, so did JS. He looked down In the mouth. Are you not tired of T N playing gooseberry yet. Too bad of A G mashing J H on the wharf . .How lovine W N T looked with AH..B D misled her boy ; never mind, he will return to you. .Why do the Pahi girls s*y the Pahi boys are too slow for them? They will have to get J H to give a few Jessons. . . J D has got a girl at last. She is the ideal one - J^ook o ufc f or the bobby, old boy...How raceSli andL C looked. When is it to be? The O M will let you know when to get the Si? an r 8 £?** Zl b °y s - Ais doing the heavy with M M. He looks quite fetching behind that cunning little cigarette holder.. TDeL did not feel at home at the dance. How was that?... How very nicely N M does pile on the 3am with HE. But she is not taking any... w H and C Mac H are making good time of

-!£&£ ? l" ; S?^ 11 * time.the wedding cake' -was ?«S;"? b S wae- the-young- man L 8 was g , a ance? The room went ronnd with him, and he said he could not do it,. . W S prefers to dance with . the dusky maidans. . t l Jf a * e J ¥■ look 8O *"« hearted? W . ™ because he was not M C, or because til ? roa boys took charge of the Pahi