PERSONAL ITEMS.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 928, 22 September 1910, Page 4

PERSONAL ITEMS.

■ . ,: ■-' *—. - ..;■-; . ~His. Excellency. the Governor, attended •by .Captain-G; C. Hamilton and Captain Crichtori Maitland, aidosrde-camp,- at the invitation ; of' Captain •P. H; Colomb, B.N.', will Witness' the battle, practice on board H.M.S., Encounter to-day. .. His Excellency' the Governor 'and -Lady Islington and suite, will, be present. at Madame.Calve's farewell concert; inj.the Town Hall this evening..: ... ■ Dr. Faulke, who, after a visit to the ;South Sea Islands, went. on. to Australia to. meet Miss Gladys Faulke, .who has spent the-last four years in England, and on the Continent, returns to-morrow by. the .Ulimaroa. Mr., Thomas Urwin, vice-president of the Royal New Zealand Association of His Majesty's Veterans, is to-undergo an operation in the : Wellington' Hospital. Mr. .'A." S. 'M. Poison; headmaster." of the Boys' High School, Napier, returned from : Sydney by -the • Maitai yesterday. ■Mr. 'Poison for Napier by the mail train- this morning.., ."., ' Messrs. T. Finlayson and. D. A. .Ewen, direbtors of Messrs. Sargood, Son, - and Ewen, Ltd;, arel aft present visiting Wellington. .'";'■ ■'-~•'' • ;■;" •• . Mr. H..''C. Pouting,' 'F.E.G.S./ photographic expert in Captain Scott's- Antarctic expedition, who our cables informed us' on 1 Saturday had sailed by the Macedonia for Australia, en route to Lyttelton, has already travelled twice round the world,, and -has illustrated over twenty different countries. He has spent several years in the Far East. His exhibition of carbon and coloured photographs is the largest: individual exhibit &i the Japan-British Exhibition. For use on the sledge journeys cameras of metal, especially light and strong, have been mado. Two kihematograph machines are being taken, one of which 'is said: to.be the niost powerful yet devised. A complete equipment is being taken for developing all-films on 'the spot, and a dark room' is built for that purpose in the winter hut. A large.stock of plates.is ;being taken for securing, the. effects of .the Antarctic 'in true natural colours, and the expedition is especially equipped for tho/ most rapid work, for telephotography, for'-making photomicrographs, and for flashlight work.. The apparatus also includes a projecting lantern 'for making lantern-slides in the long night;, and'dry-ing-thenrih the winter hut. ."..-. (Shampooing, Clipping, Hairdresslng, Manicuring, Face Massage, Treatment of Falling Hair, and Dandruff. Combings made up.' Natural Hair-pads. Mr 9;; Eolleston' (over • Carroll's). 1 Willie Stress, 'Phone 1589,—Advu