Odds and Ends.
Beautiful weather. Mining going ahead. Grass very, late this spring. Paeroa road in good condition. Te Aroha footballers scored a win on Saturday last. Ballast train left To Aroha on Sunday last.
Football match on Saturday next between Te Aroha and Paeroa in Mr G. Lipsey’s paddock. Tank-cars are now being nied for the transportation of wine in bulk by some of the French railways. Last week a hoy named Rouse jumped behind an Adamstown omnibus, Sydney. The driver struck at tho boy with bis whip, inflicting and injury to one of the boy’s eyes, the sight of which it is feared he will lose.
Two Irishmen, tramping along the road, came to a mile post, when one of them exclaimed < ‘Tread airy, Pat, here lies a man who was 180 years old. His name is Miles, from London.’ It is but a step from companionship to slavery when one associates with vice Hosea Balloon. Johnny: l,suppose papa didn't bother his papa much asking questions. Mamma: Why do you think so, Johnny ?’ Johnny : Well, his papa couldn’t have told him much, anyhow-.’ The coaster L;a Monte has. been wrecked on fRo New Caledonia coast, and 3 lives were lost,
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Te Aroha News, Volume XII, Issue 1761, 21 August 1895, Page 2
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202Odds and Ends. Te Aroha News, Volume XII, Issue 1761, 21 August 1895, Page 2
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