ADAM CHERRY.'
Anything to do with the "Anti-Alcoholic and Mineral Water Union?"
MR. BEN DIXON.
Partly so.
ADAM CHERRY.
Ah! I thought you'd be having to travel soon in connection with that affair. I'll send the lady to you at once, anyhow. (Moving towards door at back.)
MR. BEN DIXON.
Do, Mr. Cherry; do. And if she's got the cash ready—or a cheque, it really ought not to take long, you know.
ADAM CHERRY.
I'll leave you to explain the situation to her yourself.