Maitre Labori.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXXI, Issue XVIII, 31 October 1903, Page 3

Maitre Labori.

V. Labori. who has added fresh dis- - - 7 to hi* name by his masterly dee of Madame Humbert, has for many had st eat svmpathy with England tl e English. This attitude is 1 loubt. to the fact that he i r- ’ ar English wife, and ouite a nc* * attached t his marriage. " year* aj" M. Labori went t-- Engi. ng ■ ■ ently. wit! rdii ary commercial career before hiu». went to learn the language. Wh.ie L n ion he staved at a boardinghou> - nd ii urse r>f - he fell in love with the daughter - • ] use. i w sj ssessed of great 7’:. ..f manner and an exceptional tab ’ r playing the piano. However, a* • 7 M. Labori was not immediately nd in ti ' ' rife of the well-known pianist. M. imir de Pa chi An . nd * ■ ti m < f t er- - ' ' Lal ri met hi* first love - ’ Pari*. He pr.-»*ed. wa* a<nd ’■ - veiy rri turned ipj ilv as this ha* done the lo*e t - M. LaL.ri 'as often de !ai>-i ve< is * ess t th< ei uris marriage M. Labori had given erce for the 1 «. He ■ - ic-v-ess in a verv time, f- r hv had been at the Bar f--r <»nly **-■* t sident f th< tes in Pari* need to be reminded of M. Labnri’< - - - ■ . - eyfu< - i* - -- -- - - A lesw strong man would bar* ■ ■ ' ate of senses ne. He is over six feet in height - well proportioned. M. Labori '.*aks the English language very well.