DAIRY FLAT.
Mr 8., at the creek, is highly indignant at -people pig hunting (?) on his property. The Waterford doctor is likely to be the coming of the district. Uncle Tom is very careful of his guineas this year. Looks well Janie. We are glad to hear Alice is in a lucrative — bag trade. Bob, the dealer, and a certain boniface contem'/plate shortly forming a firewood company. Mrs W. is not at all what she is represented, for she is extremely anxious for the formation of a dancing class that the Miss W.s can finish off. The public lost a most ludicrous sight not Tiaving witnessed the figure of eight performed by •old S. at the creek when he broke his pledge. ■ Funny old boy. Nick thinks that theic ought to be directions •on all them confounded gas fittings in bed-rooms in Auckland, for after he blew one out he had to put his clothes on it to stop the vent. He should mot be let go to Auckland alone.
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Observer, Volume IV, Issue 84, 22 April 1882, Page 89
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