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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 10447, 28 August 1905, Page 3

The fame of the New Liberals has evidently taken the fancy of tlw Australians (telegraphs our Parliamentary reporter). Messrs Taylor and Laurenson have been asked by cablegram to go over to Sydney to address political meetings. Photographs of the four have also been request, ed for the purpose of reproduction. The invitations may be acceded to after the general elections.

A New Zealander visiting London says : "It is to cold and rainy and dark, but I am not allowed to carry a. muff or wear furs. You -see it is June, and my shocked 'relatives assure me tluvt 'we don't wear winter trappings in midsummer!' What strange people are you colonials !" She gwes on to say *. "I went to chunch parade in Hyde. Park last Sunday and saw hundreds of lovely women and 'brave' men— many of the latter as carefully 'got up' a.s the Avonie.n, acid with just as much aid from ait, if pink ind white complexions, carefully tended eyebrows and lashes, and waxed moustaches were any sign. I will swear half of them wore corsets, and take as long to dress as any Society woman. One inonoele-cyed dandy sat cci a chair in tjie Row dangling an elegant foot in m black silk sock and dainty shoe, and around his ankle was a gold' bangle chain."