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... A PROFESSIONAL TTOOER A Hong Kong journal gives an account of a Japanese who bas lately set up in that colomy as a tattocer of pictures and designs on the body. In room, decorated with fans, bangipg pictures, and the visitor er patient is recerved. Ip ...
... A JAPANESE PIIOFESSIGNAL TATTOOER. A Hong Kong journal gives an account of Japanese who has lately sot up in that colony as professional of pictures and designs the body. room decorated with fane, hanging pictures, and scrolls, the visitor or patient ...
... hunting, and shooting scenes are also much used. A favourite device among sportsmen is a joccey wearing the colours of the owner of the arm on which he is shown. One of the most striking patterns was that of a dagger, which seemed ta be plunged into the breast ...
... an English Tattooer. A balm id the Pell Matt th• interview with ID Maedosald at the HaMilaula Baths. Diadem : Well, mid N. Maieleashl, is reply Is • tie., 1 int op may koewledge of lattwohs army, I • is the engineers. Solifiees Mete. to a groat eatest ...
... Etter ltaorit. An English Tattooer. Prow Fall A few i.7.M. • u & 1.1 givisg && srassieg of • tattooer who his lately eterteil Mamma is Mom- Kee'. Wondering whether Masi was me of the fratiosity is Loathes. I mule was rewarder by the the yr.- we. ri ...
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... A CHAT WITH A MANICCRE. on the invert. in London The small aids which we g. t lees teem to take root with nlnarkslile the superficial money spenders enter. duty of man is to improie their Everybody is manicured who tan agod the time and the money. The ...
... A CHAT W) 'H A CHORTLER. EDZELL—A Howumpay sy tHe Eprror. ...
... CHAT WITH A SIGNALMAN. 'Vslking •.ue night along a Kentish railway line, was surprised to hear a voice from the heights above inviting “to come nj. and have a look round. * The daya in which Jupiter extruded &in>ilai» invitation* to Ganymede ...
... A CHAT WITH A COXSWAIN. [BY A StAFAER.]R:| It was blowing a strong breeze of wind, and I stood under the lee of a high and dry boat watchiug the fine-alternation of colours upon the ridged seas as the white ...
... the attendances all regular?— Very. An “absence” a very unusual thing. If for any reason a child fails to put appearance the lost time has to made the following week. This means a loss of working hours and a consequent reduction of wages on pay day. Making ...
... can teach ; but we cannot all be teachers. A VOCALIST IS BETTER OFF. A person with a good voice, well trained, can reasonably expect to earn comfortable income —»n income, say, of a thousand year. Indeed, when a person so gifted does not ...