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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1373, 8 May 1883, Page 2

Two'Tipperary.peasanteHwere discussing the amount ; of 1 the of their landlord, a well bowinlrish judge. "The judge is main 'rich, Faddy alanna f "He is, Micky, true fer you. He has a hundred a quarter, toaybeV "Ay," and a hundred a week," was the reply, "Murther alive.'l Do you tell me so? And I never saw him dbruuk yet, long as he is coming here f : A Kentucky divirie wrote not long since to the passenger agent of a certain road, inforraing]hini saVJiis annual pass for 1882 hw eipMiW He expatiated oh the benefit he had_derived from the old pass, and" how pleased and happy,' it Had made his wife and children to know that he was permitted to travel-over .the road without paying fare.;; He finally closed the epistle by Baying thaj/he thought ho was deserving of an extension Vf the favor of another ,year, an'd signed himjaelf a works'/in Jesus drist, Ac The who received the letter, it on the back'by asking for from the general passenger agent,' The N appHcationi were returned to the chief clerk wjth the following written on it by his superior: "Telephone J, 0,, and if you find the applicant is still,in^His employ you had better fixhiinV'-—-- . ', Wbjt cordd ;be better than the in the defeningrqah of'many- said, taking off my/hat