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The social and dance to welcome home Troopers J. Fitzgerald, T. Livingstone and H. Bruce was a great success. Dancing was kept up until the' early hours in the morning and everybody seemed to thoroughly enjoy themselves... W S and A\V were doing a big mash...D L seemed quite taken up with I W's dancing. ..A^J^ was a bit oS colour. PBs &bs<»jd|jßc£ might account for it...8 R seems vwjSgSl fond of A L's company... J B and T^ L have made things alright again. Perhaps the boys will get a spree 500n...G P has a great liking for dancing with B P...A L was doing it very heavy with F C...P G says F G is all " kush."...W P seems to have quite forgotten his little sweet over the river... Wanted, someone to take pity on N H...How about the little spree K M and J B are talking about? ...W B has been very quiet of late. Nothing startling, WT...H C is tired of waiting for a i>est b0y.. .1t was too bad of C R to slip D L up after the ping pong party. What became of W P?
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Observer, Volume XXIII, Issue 2, 27 September 1902, Page 21
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194WHATAWHATA. Observer, Volume XXIII, Issue 2, 27 September 1902, Page 21
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