KUMEU.
Tom is exuberant since the late soiree. Accepted ? S. admires moustaches.. Tom is cultivating them. Kate dislikes whiskers. M. shaves. D. W. is negotiating for a sleeping half-share at Quartzopolis. C. B.s name was unfortunately omitted from the list of celebrities at the soiree. The belle of Kumeu gave the gem of the evening " The tar's farewell." Mrs H. went to town to protect her daughter from the wiles.of the Duke. But his Gi-race didn't show up. H. W. is rery sad ! about Lizzie. He went to'meet her at the station, To bring his Lizzie hither, His love was changed to indignation, * Another chap was with her.
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Observer, Volume 4, Issue 89, 27 May 1882, Page 169
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108KUMEU. Observer, Volume 4, Issue 89, 27 May 1882, Page 169
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