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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 250, 2 October 1884, Page 2

The Napier Telegraph says that two grandchildren of the celebrated London cocoa maker, Epps, were sent to industrial schoola, by the R.M.Court, Napier, on June 6th. * ‘ Man wants but little ear below, nor wants that little long,’ murmured the dude as he carefully cut out places for his aural appendages in his new three-inch collar. The Salvation Army, like many other fcolish people, sometimes have a little go at the reporter. This is what the army said recently “We have a reporter here—a miserable reporter—sinful servant of the unholy newspapers—a good yong man gone wrong Satan has made him obstinate, and he wili not yield to persua non and be saved Oh' help the wicked reportei. Hel p this reporter. Ihe devil |holds the fort in the wicked reporter’e brain Hallelujah ! Oh, may he ,om the Salvation Army 1 Oh, give him repentanee . He is a type of all reporters and they are all a wicked lot.” The lieutenant stopped to give t he reporter a ehauce to kneel lhe men and women soldie-s shouted “ Save the reporter 1" “ Help the .eporter 1” “I was wicked once, but now I am pure I” The lieutenant then began again:—“ Oh, kill this reporter ; kill him. Take him away, that he may do evil no more. He is too obstinate to