The 'Flaneur' turns [his] attention to the adoption of 'blue and gold Court costumes' by British members of parliament and to The Sydney Morning Herald's Paris correspondent 'Stella'. The 'Flaneur' asserts that 'Stella' 'omits almost everything that would interest' Sydney readers and suggests that the colonial readership would be better served if such a column was written in Sydney 'with the help of a file of French papers'.