SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1614, 4 December 1912, Page 2

SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.

Superfluous Hair destroyed by "Itu&ma" (reg.). A guarantee given with each case undertaken. Seo testimonials and letters. Mrs. Hullen (over Economic), Lambton Quay. 'Phone 1017. (Testimonial.) Clyde Quay, Wellington. Dear Mrs. Hullen—l write to let you know how delighted I am with your new preparation "Rusma." After n real good trial it is taking splendid effect mid my disfigurement is fast becoming obliterated. Enclosed please find XI ss. 0d„ ineluding the cost of skin food as well. Original copy of above can bo seen at my address. 7*

Dance at Porirua, A most enjoyable "social" and dance was held at the Porirua Mental Hospital on Friday evening, to celebrato the hospital football team's success in winning the Senior League Championship and Charity Cup. The largo Concert Hall, was tastefully decorated, the club's colours being very prominent. During the evening, Sir. Holder, on behalf, of the supporters of the club, presented each of the players with a beautifully-designed cold medal, suitably inscribed. Mr. El--liott, the oldest playing member of the team, was also presented with a handsome silver tea set by the staff, to mark ttofir appreciation of his long services and eplendid piny. An enjoyable programme of music was supplied by the following:— Mrs. Barnes, Misses Castles and Dean; Messrs. Barnes, Dean, Roots, Ward, Elliott, and Hicks. After supper a flashlight photograph was taken of tlio gathering, and dancing was continued until the small hours. . ' .

Work for the Girls' Friendly Society. The thirtieth annual meeting of the Christcliurch branch of the Girls' Friendly Society was held yesterday afternoon. The chairman said that in these times tile society should be extremely active owing to the number of immigrants coming out, He did not say there were the _ same dangers to girls in this country ns in the Old Country, but with friendless girls coming out in search of work, and girls travelling about, it wag far better to tackle the9e dangers at onoe, and not let them become the same as in the Old Country.—Press Association.

Madame Kirkby Lunn. . It was an exceedingly enthusiastic audience that was assembled in the Town Hall last evening at the concert given by Madame Kirkby Lunn and her concert party, and it will be a long time, one would imagine, before they forgot the great- pleasure given by her wonderful voice and artistry. Again and again she was -recalled, and the great singer wasmost generous with her responses. It was difficult not to be greedy, because such opportunities are sp seldom given us. Very dignified and gracious, Madame held her audience spellbound till the last note had been sung, and then came a storm of apnlause.. It was a beautiful gown that she was wearing, of a deep golden satin, with a draped tunic worked with steel embroideries, the sauare-cut bodice being relieved in front with white, covered with more embroidery. A soft golden band of the same shade as her gown was Korn on her hair.

Mrs. Beard has returned to Masterton from a visit to her son at Glengarry, Hawke's Bay.

Mr. and Mrs. Will Lawson, who have been in Dannevirke for the last eight or nine months (during which -time Mr. Lawson represented the A.M.P. Society there), are leaving New Zealand for Sydney, where they intend residing in, future.

• A meeting of the Girl Peace Scouts' Council was held in the Museum councilroom yesterday morning. Matters in connection with a forthcoming bazaar or garden fete, it was not decided which it wag'to be, were discussed, and it was finally arranged that it should be .held in February some time.

Dr. and Mrs. Buck left Auckland by the Tofua yesterday on a visit to the Islands.

Dr. A.nson, of Wellington, accompanied by Mrs. and Miss Anson, have arrived at Melbourne in the Orient liner Orama, en route to New Zealand, on their return from their, trip abroad. :