TAWHARE.
Who were the young chaps that got sent home from the dancing class at Newstead the other evening? Ask TD ; he knows all about it. Were you afraid we would laugh at 3 our learning to dance.. How kind of AE to help K W to wa6h her milk cans every morning. Good boy, A...The O M thinks he would like to have a cousin like JS. So attentive, you know... What makes C S co disconsolate? Are you thinking of your lost bird, C?..J 8 is keeping very quiet lately Are you afraid of HL. ?...Ask B J what price tan canp,...What has become of S C now? The O M misses him very much. "When last heard of, he was advertising for someone to wash stand-up collars ; no one under 30 need apply.. M M keeps at home now, since the new family came to live at Newstead. Are you hoping to be a cousin to M?. .B D is still on the job promenading the roads. Can't jou fiud one to suit, B ? what about MB? H T s"»ys M T is the nicest young girl he has ever seen.. Great lamentations since J S left for Churchill.
cashmere ; Miss Muir looked nice in an evening bodice of sea green crepon relieved with yellow silk, dark skirt; Miss Tnrnbull. pretty pint evening dress, trimmed with white chiffon; Miss B. Turnbull, stylish creme crepon evening dress ; Mrs Bolton, all black (very neat) ; Mrs Kensington, creme cashmere, blue trimmings (neat) ; Mrs Reid, black and gold bodice, dark silk skirt ; Miss Russell, pink bodice, dark tkirt; Miss Nicoll, creme, and lavender trimnainga (neat) ; Misses Bruce, white evening dresses, creme lace trimmings (very pretty); Miss K. Muir, white bodice and pink ribbons, dark skirt; Miss Fletcher, white and black stripes (neat) ; Miss M. > letcher, white blouse, dark skirt (very neat) ; Miss King, grey dres=i ; Mrs Stacey, black : Miss Edith Muir, white and lavender stripes ; Miss M. Patterson, black dress, blue ribbons (pretty). The honour of belle was carried off by Miss Maggie Muir, v concert and dance in aid of the Wairangi Cricket Club will be held in the hall in about six weeks.
Permanent link to this item
https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/TO18970327.2.50.3
Bibliographic details
Observer, Volume XVI, Issue 952, 27 March 1897, Page 21
Word Count
364TAWHARE. Observer, Volume XVI, Issue 952, 27 March 1897, Page 21
Using This Item
No known copyright (New Zealand)
To the best of the National Library of New Zealand’s knowledge, under New Zealand law, there is no copyright in this item in New Zealand.
You can copy this item, share it, and post it on a blog or website. It can be modified, remixed and built upon. It can be used commercially. If reproducing this item, it is helpful to include the source.
For further information please refer to the Copyright guide.
Log in