WHO IS THE MAN?
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A , gentleman, well-known and highly respected in Masterton, has left suddenly for fresh fields and pastures new, leaving a mourning crowd of anxious enquirers behind. He had heon then- some six months enjoyiug lifo immensely. The main attraction at every concert, shining light of every social, and beau of every ball, with ah excellent voice, a bright, unassuming manner, he obtained unlimited credit wherever asked, and under the roh of a minister's son, out for the benefit of his health, he waß admitted into the "high suedes of sassiety," which lie always took advantage of. As choir-master at one of the leading ohurohes, he waslowgd up to as the next recruit for the jjul. pit, when suddenly one morning last week a gentle whisper around town made shopkeepers stagger, moneylenders falter, and others wonder. Ho had gone,'leaving no trace behind of his departure, excepting a song found on his drawing rooni table, (which, it is stated, he.eang very feelingly at a danco the evening before), entitled " Will we ever meet again," A great numberof creditors in' Masterton hope they will, but rumour states that by this time the fair Apollo bis struck Sydney. —Standard. .
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4162, 12 July 1892, Page 2
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199WHO IS THE MAN? Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4162, 12 July 1892, Page 2
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