Notes and Events.

Manawatu Herald, 13 June 1893, Page 3

Notes and Events.

"Pniz'* in truth gives- the following, sketch of A. B. Worthington : —The star is dressed in black broadcloth. His frock coat long and well out ; his necktie of light colour— l ddn't think 'white; He enters quietly ; shoots glance— r. a ( strongly suggestive of the professional hypnotist at the assemblage, and sinks into a seat, a little to. the left of the centre of the stj^j3fciand rests a bowed head on a lily * white hand, showing a profile only, a clear cut, not unhandsome profile ; bi\t showing it persistently as one, who t6' some errant photographer w^uld say, " Try one in this position,, please TVOrey, almost whwsait, brought down over the forehead on one side in a peculiar and artificial, manner, shields a forehead' fair from' low. ' ' The face is hairless, aquiline, 'well-shaped. The eyfla, l aflflnnftfl,r, a£6»no-w-4)lue, grey, not unhandsome, but oold aud orugjl.. -Seen fropi afar one might \ almpstufenoy there were no eyes. The mao imay be any age from 85 to 66i He is probably between 45

and 50 years of age, of medium height, and trim figure. There is a certain stiffness and artificiality about his every movement.