six o’clock
He carried under his arm a brown paper parcel , the strings of which he commenced at once to untie . Wingrave , who had been engrossed in the contents of his deed box , watched him with immovable face . `` The tailor will be here at two-thirty , '' he announced , `` and the other fellows will follow on at half an hour 's interval . The manicurist and the barber are coming at six o'clock . '' Wingrave nodded . `` What have you there ? '' he asked , pointing to the parcel .