THE TELL-TALE MARK OF TIME

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1363, 14 February 1912, Page 9

THE TELL-TALE MARK OF TIME

Is when your hair is turning grey. Apply to Miss Milsom for free consultation, and do as she instructs. Sho will treat and teach you to make healthy and restore growth and colour without injurious dyes. Honu treatment for ladies and gentlemen. Miss Milsom has special piepnrations for hume treatment, also excellent creams an*t summer lotion for sunburn, tanning, and freckles. Miss Milsom diagnoses oil Delightful Face Massage, Shampooing, Manicuring, Hairdressiug taught. Ha'irwork of every description. Only best quality English hair used. Switches and Curls, large variety. Feather-weight Natural Washable Ilairpads, from ss. F.lectrulysis (permanent and painless, qualified under Madam Barclay, New York). Telephone SH. Miss Milsom, King's Chambers (opp. Stewart Dawson's), Willia Street, ftellnjton,*

Feilriing Notes Tho Kev. U. and Mrs. Budd'have returned <rom Dunedin. Airs, Flavall ha.s -one to England for a trip. Mrs. Gorton (Ilangitikei) is tho guest of Mrs. l„ Gorton. Mrs. Woollair.s aud family have returned from Christchurch. .there was a record attendance at the I'i'ildiiig Agricultural Show this year, mid the weather was perfect. Visitors came in from all parts of tho Dominion. Among them were: Mesdames A. Filz-HoH-ort Hull, Gillespie, Willis, Hare, Idundcll. Shannon, Wilson, Guthrie, ■MLcunan, Walker, Clayton, M'Fherson, Atkinson, Carr, Binns, Gorton, Glasgow, Denner, tho Misses Campbell (Wnnganni), Shaiunn, Gorton, Walker, Prior, I'UIR, Aixou (Wangauui), Bryce (Kllll- - Bruce, and .tones. Miss Revington-Joiics is staying iritli Mrs. l-rankiyn-Webb (Levin). Mrs. langey is visiting Nelson. •1 ! 1-!j - r J''liton (Wangauui) is staying with Mrs. Miles. A large crowd attended Wirth's Circus on Wednesday night. Anions them wore: Mr. and .Mrs. Hjllidav. Mr. and Mrs. <«rr, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton, Mrs. Cartev, \t an( .' , Mrs - Wa'kcr, Misses Prior (3), Mr. and Mrs. Green, Mr. and Mrs. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Lawson, Mr. and Mrs. Gillespie, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, and manv otliers.

On I'riday afternum, Mrs. Clayton gave nn enjoyablo little bridge party. Among tho guests were: Mesdames Hallidav, Campbell, Stewart, Atkinson, Barton. Alymer Willis, Gillespie, M'AUum, Roberts, Horrors, Glasgow, and others. Mrs. Barton was the winner of the first prize.

On Saturd.iy Mrs. Halliday and Mrs. -Montgomery gave a very enjoyablo tea at the tennis courts. Among the players "ore: jrusdumos Walker, Long. Hill. Lawn!!i 3 i 1 , 11 - es * U'P' 10 "' th " llisses Walker, Hill, Prior, /U yatt Bailey, Spain, Mountfort Ray S,„ith, Jiili al . Kcrl . (\v an „ a . mil), Ivirton, O'Halloran, and others. J lls « r ™ (Wangauui) is the guett of Mrs. Milhr (Aor.\:i.ri). Mrs. .Atkinson and her two daughters have gone to AVellingL'in. On Saturday most exciting motor sports wore held on the raeecour*. AnWg those taking part were- Mesdames Gillespie, Glasgow Redmaync, Tavlor. Mont-v-TiT' 'V; Mls «* Shannon, Wheeler. M Beth, Glasgow, Gorton, Bruoo, and