MASTERTON NOTES.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1266, 23 October 1911, Page 9

MASTERTON NOTES.

(From Our Special CorrMDondent.i Masterton, October 21. A young man named Frank Carr was charged in the Magistrate's Court this morning, before a bench of justices, with having no Inwful visible means of support. The accused stated that he had money in tho possession of his brother, and other property. Ho was corroborated in this statoment by his brother. The bench dismissed tho case, but advised the accused to get out of town and go to work. Mr. H. D. Hebcnton, who left this morning on a visit to Ceylon, was presented last night by tho members of the Parliamentary Debating Society with a shaving outfit. Mr. Hebenton hopes to be present at tho Durbar in India. The police made a raid on a cottage occupied by a- local resident last night, and seized a quantity of liquor. A prosecution will follow. Much rogret is expressed here bv old identities at tho announcement of tho death at Danncvirke of Mrs. Carvor, relict of tho lnte Mr. B. W. I. Carver. Tho deceased lady, with her husband and family, resided in this township for a number, of years. ' The petitions in- favour of the devin- ' tion of the Rimutalca. railway, which ; have been largely signed in Masterton . and various parts of tho Forty-Mile Bush, will not be presented until next session i of Parliament. ■..-■ Kince the beginning of the present year, ; charges of breaches of tho ! Licensing Act havo been investigated in . Masterton. s At a well-attended meeting last even- , ing, it was decided to form a club to - be known as the T.M.C.A. Cricket Club. 1 Dr. N. H. Prior was electtd president, 1 and Mr. 13. Wimsott secretary. A resolii--1 tion was passed in favour of reviving the 1 Thursday Cricket Association. ? Ladies wilt b» Interested .to. note flint } Mrs. Kollestcm lias juet receiTod from England a very large assortment of Hair J Goods, made «f tho best quality English lwir, including switches suitable for hair ' dressing in tho newest styles which wich J purchaser will bo taught Gratis. Qoods r sold at Eiwlish pricas, 25G Lambton Quaj, 0 opp. Tho Ecoaomit* i> Mrs. Drew, of Row (Dumbartonshire), b who was a friend of Sir Walter Scott, re--1 ceived a. messago of congratulation from , the King on August 31, on attaining her [ lOOtli birthday. - For Children's Hacking Cough at Night, 1 Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, Is. Ud.' i y Consult MISS JENKINS regarding ' Hair, Scalp, and Skin Affections, t She is thoroughly qualified to give the t best possible advice on these subjeota. ? Koviva preparations sold owy here; ln- , valuable for complexion, and the most i perfect emollient for preserving the skin o Mid complexion from the trying changes 0 if weather. Guaranteed absolutely nonY injurious. Hair dressing a speciality. ; Manicuring arid Pedicuring. Miss Jen- , kins, Nathan's Buildings. Telephona li!4i. '. -Advt. 1 . I Weddings—Beanfiful shower honqnots " for brido and bridesmaids. Only the choicest of flowers used, combined with artistic arrangement. Specially • icked to ensure eafo delivery, and sent to any i part of the Dominion. Miss Murray, 361 Willis Street (Florist to His Excellency ■. Lord Islington), e ■ ' THE AETS OF THE HAIRDRESSER. 8 The artistic and effective Coiffeur • triumphs, including transformations, • toupees, switches, curls, etc., on view nt 5 Miss M'Goo'a Toilet Salon, i Willis 3 Street, are the result of long study anil f experience. These aids to beauty and f fashion are constructed of h'nest first i quality hair, and can be arranged in 0 half a dozen different stylos to harmonise 3 with the features of the wearer. All 1 diseases of the scalp skilfully treated, f Advico gratis.—Advt. c _________ For TJp-to-date Tailor-raado Costumei 1 go to W. S. Bedford, 433 a Willis Street. Prices from £1 4s.—" -•.-■•• SUPERFLUOUS HAIR. I Destroyed by "Kusma" (Rcff.).. A ffuai- . antco givon with each cose undertaken. F Skilled massage, shampooing, manicur- ' ing, etc. Mrs. Ilullcn and Miss Holland, I Lambton Quay, over "Economic." 'Phune : ioi7. . j A SYDNEY MOTHER'S EXPERIENCE. "I really ennnot let the opportunity I pass without telling about the good dorio . my little son by using Chamberlain's i Cough Remedy," says Mrs. H. Silks, of . 20 Dowling Street, Camperdown, Sydney. . "Ho had a very eevere cold. The doctor ■ gave mo modicino for him, but it did him • no good. I was recommended to try ■ Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and bofore . a smell bottle was half finished he was • as well aa ever," 3'