GREAT BARRIER.
They say that 6 B is a splendid tennis player, consequently his ' side ' always wins...M W has not been seen to smile since B K left the mines. ..Is E C trying his luck with M M since her return ?...at L and J M have been doing a great mash since A W left ...What took H B to the boarding house ? Was it to capture a mining expert ?...E P is all smiles. Is it the prospects of O S's visit to the Barrier ?,.ED looked quite charmed with H 8 the other day. .A P is often heard singing, ' There will come a time some day.' Let it be soon, P.:.. Wanted, best girls for B P and E L. .The O M thinks that J F is very slow. Why don't you start the wedding bells ringing, P?..A F says he would like to be engaged, bat can't see a hope.
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Observer, Volume XVIII, Issue 1092, 2 December 1899, Page 25
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GREAT BARRIER.
Observer, Volume XVIII, Issue 1092, 2 December 1899, Page 25
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