MISCELLANEOUS.

Inangahua Times, Volume II, 9 August 1880, Page 3

MISCELLANEOUS.

Ayonngiarfy at flew Plymouth, -in order to relieve what she calls " the monotony of every day life/ played a heart* !es3 practical joke on a Dumber of guileyoung men in that peaceful little town a few days ago. Selecting about a drzen "victims," she addressed to each the following nof e ;— Dear ' ■ the more I see yon the more I like yon. I have been tempted to, speak to yon lots of times, but I have taken thejietter **XJ>l writing to yon, and teJU^von boiTniuW I like you. There are not many yonne men in this place worth looking at, and they are horrible to <alk to, so I do*" have _**B&vlhingJo do w4th them j and I thought if I only had yon for a friend how nice it - would be, bo if yon can possibly sea me , on the bridge in Brongbam«atreet on - Wednesday svening, at half past seven, ' I shall be there. \I mutt not slay long, for my mother isNro strict, and don't like me to be out long; she pays it is the ~~ ruination of you\i?\giriß. No more at present, but waitAtill I gee yon.— With bind love.*' At tie appointed lime twelve young JjoLhariog spoiled down to the bridge in! question, eage^ to meet the fair inamortta. . Bat the faithless young woman wis enjoying their discomk fiture from the windolToTlf bonne at a safe distance add the next day sent a full account of the " sell " to the Taranaki Herald. '{