THE ADVANTAGES of BEING A. J.P.

Waikato Times, Volume XXII, Issue 1831, 1 April 1884, Page 2

THE ADVANTAGES of BEING A. J.P .

Drcui Mis rat Edituk,— l be tiewley sony to liubble yew, but .such nobel sentununt c i, such gi.md foalm/, such, Mich — should not bo lost to the wuild. Yew know on Saturday ther was a inciting at Patrangi. Well, in the grate talk about thefura suimnun.seb, won gute and nobel-ininded J.P. sadc, " I wuld not sine the suninnms bskaws the piity lefuned to was my bruther in-law " (the "m-law" no doubt ref lining to the faummont,) "no comniun road board, or even publiek duty should kaws diskord in the famuly of a J.P." Mister Editur, the pa&suns say we are all won grate famuly, so there should be no sunmiunses. I kuld rite pages on the nobol .sentimunts and gud foaling e\pres->ed at the meating, but must konklude with the following, piked up at dur on going out : — Tlm.ks i to m\sclf, thinks i, I spes no re.i<io 1 why J ho lurs shouldn't cease I<> bothiT J l J 'i, ilnnks 1 to mjsplf, thinks i. Thinks c to himself, thinks c, I'll pro\e I'm a J 1 J . 'Ibis summuns I'd sine, Hut he's .i bruther of mine, I'll pro- c that I'm i J I*. I am, yrs trewley, WON OF THE MVSSES.