VIOLETS.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1199, 7 August 1911, Page 9

VIOLETS.

Violets—Violets—Miss Cooper, Manners Street, is receiving twice daily her wellknown beautiful Violets. Personal supervision given to all orders.- 'Phono 882.

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D \r ' le . British Australasian" of Juno , Aow Zealaudera journeyed aowu to High Wycombe on Saturday week for Speech Day at Wycombe Abbey, the arse girls school to which .Miss A. WhiteJaw, ot Auckland, was appointed headmistress some months ago. Miss Fraser, tt- i I^s^ross Wanganui Girls' iLjgh school, was ijiven a seat on tho platlonn, and Miss Whitelaw, in her speech, tendered a welcome to Miss Fraser on behalt of the school. Mrs. Fraser (Duncdin), Miss Mabel Leys, Miss A. M. Williams, and Miss M. Bell (Auckland), and Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Whitelaw (Auckland) were among the six or seven hundred guests who assembled in "Big School" for the coromony who were afterwards entertained to tea in a marquee erected in the beautiful grounds of the Abbey. Sir John U olfo Barr>, tho famous engineer, who presided at the ceremony, said tho mantle of a great woman had fallen on Miss Whitelaw, for. her-predecessor, Miss Dove, had been a force not only in the school but in the world at large. The council were confident that the new head-mistress would support the mantle and carry on the great work of which Miss Dove had laid the foundations. Miss Whitelaw, whoso speech was extremely well received, thanked the council and the school for the way they had supported her at the inception of lior great task as successor to Miss Dove.