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Observer, Volume XXXV, Issue 45, 17 July 1915, Page 24

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N.Z.G.A.—Sh-h-h! O.R.U. —No information. Djsf.—Many thanks—useful. Shoreite. —Not substantiated . 9/10/13.—1. Yes. 2. No, 3. Yes. Alec. —You are a poor versemonger Alec! Try hardware. W.A. —Sorry, young gentleman, but do you mind growing up ? G.B.B.—Misty stuff about nothing in particular gone nowhere in particular. Tiger.—Quite believe you had a number of "spots" when you wrote this savage trash. J.J.R.—Your foggy perception enables you to write precisely the sort of thing that no one could print. p q 00.—Fear that publication would cause the authorities to assault you and damage your uniform Taihoa! H.B. The gentleman you name was born in Lincolnshire. Has father was Irish (Donegal) and his mother French (Cannes). Perhaps you heard him say "Och!"