MR F. GEORGE.
TO THE EIHTOB.
Sib, — I think in your notice of the approaching departure of Mr F. George you might hare embodied a suggestion as to some mode of marking the event. 1 venture to offer one. We do not lose an old settler and an old politician every day, and we don’t have a public dinner every day. Now, the loss of an old settler is a bad thing, and a public dinner a good one. I presume Mr George’s friends are sufficiently numerous to muster on such an occasion in tolerable force, and tell him “ he’s a jolly good fellow," &c,, &c. I offer the bint for what it is worth.—l am’ &c'„ Nomad.
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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume I, Issue 97, 6 August 1873, Page 3
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