DESTRUCTION OF THE HOST OF BEELZEBUB.

Waikato Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 1968, 17 February 1885, Page 2

DESTRUCTION OF THE HOST OF BEELZEBUB.

lamic came down " like a wo'f on the fold," V'lth hik friends at his back, half-a-dozen all told, And tho grin on his face was funny to see, But he soon changed his mirth, and a s»d man is he. Those who signed the petition irust have been very green ; That it wouldn't be granted was easily s-een For the whole of the plot was very soon blown, And their plans re the bridge by e\ ci yone know n Noddy poiirod forth all his eloquence fast, And badgered poor lialUnrc as he went past, And though they worked hard with a very good will. King Hilly is boss of the position still And Jamie collapsed with a piciful wail, for bad news came pouring in by each mail. " I'm beaten," «aid he, with i mournful groan, " My friends I'm deserted, .mil now I'm alone " (It)lKOM. Cop) right,!

A road opening nutnu bj the W.iitoa Road Hoird, ippe.irs.in .mother column. Mr \V Riplcj, u itchmiUer, Ie Aw.tniutu, inserts .1 business notice in another column. Mr \V. It. lirid^min, lutictum Onpory \\ iriliouse, Upper Qucc i-streot, msrits ,m mipoitmt announcomont . in our advertising columns, k.ili ]i.i)crs in arrears in the Newcastle and H million distiuts pro 1)1 rue ted to an advertisement in .mother column. Hit viliiitioii list of tne Borough of Hamilton is now open foi uispt ( tion Ihe d.ites of nmnin itmn and election of a N Uue \w ism for It i«l in, under the Licensing Ac tare (jm-i in .in ad\ertisement in another f ilnnin. Mr J S. MucKland will sell at Ohanpo to-eaj, a lutfe niimhcr of cattle, al all sorts, sheep, harks, and prune tea. Ho will sell at Cambrfdjje, on llnirsd i\, the idth inst , store cattle, luifem nnd cows, fit cattle, fat sheep, lambs, stoic sluek A l.d\i'i\ CiiM'ii'i.— A late fashion report s<\!> " N'othuiK- l.iii be prettier than a chaplet of hop sines in blossom." A recent medical re-\ie-vsi\s 1 "Nothinir can be a better renovator of the health thin Hop Hitters. 1 liej aid in all tho oporatlons of nature; toning up the stomach, assisting the food to become properly assimilated, and_ promote healthy action in all thn organ*. The dictates of fashion, as well as the laws of health, alike favourt a right application ofkops." Head.