HOCKEY MATCH.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 901, 22 August 1910, Page 11

HOCKEY MATCH.

IBy Telegraph— Press Association.) Dunedin, August 20. The ladies' hockey match, Ota'go v. Southland, was played here to-day in wet weather. The visitors won by 6 goals to 3. .For the winners, goals were scored by Misses Searcll, M. ! Marsh (3), J. Marsh, and Martin, and the scorers for Otago were- Misses Fisher (2) and Foster. GREY HAIR. Take warning in time from ono with vast experience. Never use an advertised cheap dye; it burns and eats the life out of the hair. Consult Miss Milsom, by letter .or personally, re Alfredum's Egyptian Henna, Registered Nod 5206. It is harmless, is not a dye, but restores to natural colour- immediately. Hair physician, face expert, treats and teaches ladies and gentlemen their home treatment, shampooing, manicuring. Jlost natural hair-work. Only best, quality hair used. Perfect mutch guaranteed. Hair-dressing'done and taught. Electrolvsis. Telephone, BH. King's Chambers (next 'Empire Hotel),' Willis Street, Wellington.—Advt. "How about your servant girl? . The last time I saw you you complained about her being so very slow." "Oh, she's progressing." "Indeed?" "Yes; she's getting slower and slower." Baldness used to be a misfortune. Now it is bad form. No man need bo bald, unless he wants to, or is too 'careless to grow hair. The day of the silly quack • "hair-restorers" is over. John Strange Winter's Hair Food has doomed them. It differs from the others, because it makes hair grow. Price, 3s. 6d., everywhere.— Advt. - > 1 Man—"Well, it's just this way. If I buy you a new coat I'll have to'wear my 'old one another season." Wife— "You sweet, generous thing, you." ' Floral Art in its'perfection is seen at MISS MURRAY'S. Vice-Regal Florist,. Willis Street, Exquisite Baskets, Posies, Bouquets. Floral Designs made'of Choicest Flowers A special featuro of tho firm also is made of decorating for Dinners, At Homos, Weddings, etc.—Advt. Government House, Auckland, would bo. a charming change of residence, but those „wlio have worn W. S. Bedford's Costumes are so.delighted with thfm that they don't want a change. The English Tailoring Rooms, 52 Willis Street.—Advt. • The Archaeological Society lias oppointed a committee to collect subscriptions to curry through the work of cleaT- ■ ing out and preserving from further decay tho portions still in situ of the ancient church at Southdenn. The building is of great- historical importance, and according to Froissart and other.historians, it was the scene of important conferences ' between, the Earl of Douglas and the other Scottish leaders immediately prior to the invasion of .England 'arid the Battle of OUcrbiirn, It is proposed to record the historical associations- of the building ou a commemoration tablet, and the proposed work will form a lasting' memorial of tho great battle of the gallant Douglas. About the year 1690 the walls of the' church fell in. Since then it has been in'ruins, and a new church was erected, which in course of time also fell into ruins, and 'another one, was erected about fifty years ligo.