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So the O. M is on the warpath a«ain, eh? Mercy on the poor fellow if onr spoons meet him. . W hat dia 8 E mean by going clown the i line the other Sunday night when B W was watting at the crossiug for him?..DL and £ M are piling on the jam latelj, and so is JMr B and M T..E Me and A F looked nice on Sunday.. A F and I C are to run in double narneßß soon ; get the kerosene tins ready, toys . .H D looked eager as he followed the girls up Irom the SC on Sunday evening. Was aC or MMc the attraction ?.. K Me looks very disconsolate lately. Very cruel of K lf to treat him so coldly. Might speats to him, at least... Sorry A W can't find a masher. Never mind, A. ; BD will be back 500n...R B sajs he can't understand why the O M put-» his name in the 0...50 G B is back from Coromandel, eh? Couldn't stay away... A Jj and D W are doing it heavily lately, and so are Miss F and P L. .Has TMc seen tiß lately? He looks lost; but never mind, all's well that ends well, Tso the O M will think if he gets off safe after showing our spoons up like this.. H D and A C have been doing a great mash lately. You had better look out for the little boy at Kaglan, J 8...T B and H 1' were parading the block in style on Thursday night. What will JW, of Parnell, say ? You had better watch H T and J W or they will be fighting a duel. .L JM and B W were most affectionate on Saturday night. You had better look out for SE, L M...lhear that F Me is going to become the worser half of Miss L, so look out, boyß, and get all the jam tins ready ..."What is the attraction for J It, of the mill, in Drury ? Is it the Band of Hope concert, or the young lady he met when going to look for his horse ? They seemed strikingly friendly at the concert the other evening. Mind the Awitu girl doesn't hear of your little games, J . . Why were J H and J Me keeping such close guard over OH? Were they afraid she would get lost? Bather fettunate to have the two largest men in the place guarding you. .CW and Ii R Beem to have all the boys at their feet in turns, but never keep any one long. .The O M has got his eye on you M Me, bo you had better look out for the late S boy.
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Observer, Volume XVI, Issue 950, 13 March 1897, Page 21
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