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Star (Christchurch), Issue 10441, 22 April 1912, Page 2

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ROUGH ON THE MAJOR. Captain Jinks was giving a party, and had arranged a nice little toast list in deference to the presenco of JJai jor Claquer, an able after-dinner i spanker. The latter was attended by j his wife, a very deaf old lad"- , who was much attarhwi to him. As the gallant officer was to r°ply to the toast of "The Pnhies" bis wife, knowing his fondness fov children. judged that it i wri.Jd suit, him admirably. _ At the last ' nv'inrnt, however, the major's subject, -• sVr-'vtt! Mi's CI .if) uer. was change*! to " Tho Ladies" But it made no dif- ; feronce to the officer, and his sparkling specrh delighted the company. \ ledv con r rratiilnted the major's wife upon h c r husband's brilliant effort. " Oh, Mrs H——s?he replied, "you don't. k'Tnv how fond t''e major is of them. T've seen him with two or three on M™ 1 :t;> p + rrco " : n i\\, K!V major, '■ who hv-l f ■ v't ti i * :'i ! f.K i >n- i i ion. ".r r; 1 fr.-.M-vr ,||f i!; I■ <<-.| of < !lf< |ViOr dear '' 1 ithe iv.noe'-'it lady continned. " Fvrv clnnce he get's he's suro to have in his arms, or bo romping with them. Knowing his loving nature, they'll come to him when they won't go to anyone else." And the major fell back in his chair with n. groan.