PUKELOHE.

Observer, Volume XVIII, Issue 1023, 6 August 1898, Page 21

PUKELOHE.

Li G is at home just now seemingly trying to get on the (w) right track. No show, L..What pleasant Sunday afternoon's R C and T G spend at the old house.. Rumour says that W A and the fair N are going to tie the knot at Xmas. ..By the jumping grasshopper, W M has got fixed up again. There must be some charm in growing onions, as W J is following close up in the same line. .A R says the youth from- the boiling down works can use honey to perfection, but it makes her sick...L Bfc is basking in the sunshine of W X's Bmiles, but what about him shivering in the hall waiting for you to come along, L ? ...E Mc is talking of taking her departure for Auckland. What will the little butcher do then?.. J B must be contemplating matrimony, as he has bought an allotment. Qood boy, J...C M looked too awfully too-too at church on Sunday night. But who wa* the young lady, COE says he really could not leave E G...Tbe 0 M was sorry for R G when he was trying to climb up his horse's leg at Tuakau andlmrliDg language at his friend for assisting him. .C, have you nothing to do but blow yonr own horn and call the William black...F M says the roads are too muddy just now to go out-much ..PR looked quite forlorn on Sunday night. Was ifc on account of J's absence ?...The cut-throat competition in one of the business lines, coupled with bad horsemanship, is making itself felt on the horses... J F is on the job as regular as clockwork since N F returned. ..L Mis trying very hard to fetch P, but she is left lamenting when Miss Mc bobs up serenely.