SAILORS' RE-UNION.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1683, 25 February 1913, Page 2

SAILORS' RE-UNION.

En route from England by tho Arawa Mr. Moore, Missioner to Seaincn, con- : suited" the"captain"6f the steariier re entertainment for the crew, and iriconjunc-, tion with"hiiri, arid through, the,liberality of tho passengers, arranged with him to hold some form' of entertainment on arrival" in Wellington." 'In 'consequence a very enjoyable time was passed in Godber's tea-rooms on Saturday' .afternoon and evening, :when sports, tea, music, recitations, ' etc., fornied the features. One pleasing .event was the v.ery wnrm reception accorded to Mrs. SI. A. Williams by tho largo party present, and cheers were also given bv the-sailors after "Mrs. Williams had distributed tlie prizes. During tiie.evcning otjdresses of welcpmo wero delivered'by Mr. 'Moore, an(i"by "Messrs'. Cnmmings arid .Crowley (R,:M,S. Amwa); to Mr. and' Mrs.' Moore," congratulating them on their .arrival in. their old port. -The prize winners-were as follow:—Messrs. Parrel,'AVillinms, Dav. .Wngstaff. Dmrget, Blocksonv AVes:, ..Crawley, Marshall. O'Brjen," Smith, "IVJckers, ' Brown, and Chapman. " ■ '

It is every woman's duly- to lairn the hygiene of .the hair and skin. Miss Milsom's' exclusivo and up-to-dnte methods arid preparations will win back the .worst complexion and restore -the -poorest hair to .its proper life .and energy. Those whoso ,hair land akin are fading, can restore them -through Miss Milsom's expert knowledgo, .which she imparts, and the true p'rerinrations and how to use them. Delightful face nin'ssage will remove .wrinkles with tho use of. ''CuXTENE" Skin Food (Eegd.), fho coarsest arid most idthered skin .will nuickly become smooth and soft. Electrolysis, Hairdressing taught. Grey hairs restored to natural colour. Shampooing, manicuring, clipping. Perfect Switches, Puffs, and Natural •Hair-P.ads.' Trausforniations most natural and .lightest weight. Hairfood unsurpassed—ciire danicuff and falling hair. Personal attention.. Miss Milspin,- King's Chambers (opp. Stewart Dawson's), Willis Street, Wellington. Telephone 814.* ■

"Did you ever save a penny in all your life?" asked an irate, father of an extravagant pon. "Yes, I did," said the youth. "When?" "Ijnst month, when ] wrote you a letter.'' "Why, that wouldn't rave a penry, it would cost you one," "But I posted it without a stpnlp.-" ' HAIBWOItK. Mrs. HayWUlo makoa a ipccialty of Artistic nnri ljp-to-dn,te Hairwork,' Only tho i)(ist of Enßlish Uair used. Head Maslage, Slmnipooinp. Cutting,'eto. 2CB, LAMBTON .QUAY, 'Phono 15U4. Over Orr, Chemiat.