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— Ifc is most annoying to be disturbed at 2 a.m.
— Merely to inspect a mushroom of abnormal dimensions.
— Really life is too .short.
— The great pulpit orator t Dr. JTalmage, has said, " A bad newspaper writer scruples not a£' any slander, fit may be that to escape the grip of the law the paragraphs wiirßr'hteeTy*"wW<led, so that suspicion it thrown out, and the damage done, without any exposure to the law."
— " What is commercial integrity or personal reputation to such an one ?"
— " It seems as if he, held inhis hand a hose with which all the harpies of sin were working at tha pumps."
— "He splashes the water of death upon the best, the moat sacred interests of society."
— Whom the cap fits, let him wear it.
— JS"o leas than four ladies had to leave church on Sunday evening suffering from the great heat.
— And yet no attempt was made to lesson the temperature.
— The Sunday before last a gale of wind was Wowing, and most of the windows suffered to remain wide open.
— C. 0. Montrose id at Cambridge.
— The gallant Colonel is immense with his walking stick under his left arm a la nulitairc.
— On the Ngaruawahia railway platform, when the trains arrive.
— Times are terribly hard.
— I haven't seen a fiver for months.
— Nevertheless, I know of one man at Te Awauiutu who possesses one.
— John McCartie by name.
—He drew the lucky 666 ticket in Mosea's Sweep.
— Sir Arthur Gordon is expected to pass through Hamilton in a few days.
— Ho is to listen to an address, and to drive under a " triumphal" arch.
— Poor man.
— "Where does the '■ triumph" come in ?
— The Village B. does not believe in lemonade and raspberry.
— In itbdf, this beverage is, he admits, agreeable ; but sipped to the strains of Moody and S.mkey, it engenders acidity, which requiiea correction.
— I don't believe she gossip'-. No.
— She is merely shopping.
— What was contained in the packefc of papers which a gentleman in Sloanestrect. To Awamutu, so hurriedly put in his bieast pocket the other day ?
— I understand fch.it each of the bfcewards of the late Bachelor^' Ball are thinking that my note about the ' ' goodlooking" steward was meant for him.
— Three of them, at any rate, have been boiing 1 their frionds with the remark, " I say, old fellow, do you see what Pauvre Diablo b<iyh about me in the En t re yb/<i> column. ''
— How can a man be a chairman and yet t>taud on a tub ?
— Nevertheless, Mi A. Porter was ch aii man of a meeting, and the way he took the chair was by hopping on to a. tub.
— The Th amis Aihurthcr should go to Sunday-school onco more, if ever ho went.
— Fancy calling January 6fch, which any child knows as Epiphany, or secularly as Twelfth Night, " ascension Thursday!"
— This was nearly as good as a very clever person, who, ou it being doubted •whether he knew what Chii&tmas was celebrated for, said: "Oh! you uoedu't think that Christ was crucified twice."
— The following is too good to be lost: The scene is a bar-room in a well-known Cambridge hostelry, in which two J.s P. are bitting chatting.
— Enter Jock, who asks the more portly of the two, " Great Unpaid," to "have a drink;" to which answer is made, "No thank yotv I've just indulged."
— Jock: "Well, now, better have another, altho* faint feo much the liquor, as that I want to get into society.
— Miss W h -was the belle of tie Select Quadrille Party on last Tuesday evening.
— And Mrs T n was decidedly the best dancer in the hall.
— But half of the music was very sick.
— Benner is leaving Cambridge to the regret of everyone.
— With characteristic gallantry a well-known, lawn tennis player attempted the other day, with the bsSttiaEfiis head to atop a tennis ball for a laiyityaying.
— He has since found it necessary to invest in a new hat three and a-half sizes too large for him.
— There is to be a bread and butter dance at TU Estate to-night.
— The Hamilton #»7e a l on e are invited! to-night. > t
— The Cambridge elite wiU have their turn shortly. ' ,, > , ', ', \,
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Waikato Times, Volume XVI, Issue 1331, 11 January 1881, Page 2
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705ENTRE NOUS. Waikato Times, Volume XVI, Issue 1331, 11 January 1881, Page 2
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