WOMEN'S REFORM LEAGUE.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1906, 14 November 1913, Page 2

WOMEN'S REFORM LEAGUE.

SPECIAL MEN THANKED. A meeting of the Wellington Women's Reform League was held in the Oddfellows' Hall yesterday afternoon. The president (Mrs. E. Hadfie!d> was in tho chair. The following resolutions w-cre passed :■—"(1) This league desires to place on record its appreciation of tho stand taken by the Government in the present industrial crisis." "(2)'This lea.guo desires to place on record its regard for the selfsacrifice, pluck, and consideration of the foot and mounted specials in coming to the city's aid in this time of stress." Various matters of interest were discussod, and a letter was read from the officer in command of the mounted special men, thanking members of the league for kindness shown to the men. Seventeen now members wore enrolled. This was the last meeting of the league for the current yoar. At its conclusion tho president received a warm vote of thanks. Tho leaguo meets again in the first week in March. 1014. FRENCH .WOMEN & THE VOTE. PROPOSAL REJECTED. By Telegraph—Press Association—Consrieat Paris, November 12, The Chamber of Deputies has negatived a proposal to give Parliamentary votes to women. The voting was 311 to 133. "Times"—Sydney "Sun" Special Cables, (Rec. November 13, 6.5 p.m.) Carls, November *12. Aronnggt tho.arguments need in tho Chamber of Deputies against granting the franchise to'_ women, was that they were too susceptible to clerical influence, thus endangering the Republican regime. SUCCESSFUL RECITAL. AUSTRALIAN GIRL 'VIOLINIST. By TelOßfftpil—Press Association—Couxright tondon,. November 12. Mfes Daisy Kennedy, a South Australian violinist, gave a successful recital at tho Aeolian Hall. NO HAIR, WHY DESPAIR? Tho scalp was given you to grow hair, make it do its work. MISS MILSOM, Hair Physician, will diagnose your case (free of charge), and prescribe tho necessary preparations, and teach you howj to use"tb«n; whether yoiir hair bo too dry, too greasy, grey, thin, dandruff, irritation, etc. There is not a preparation existent in itself that will make lunr grow, but long experience, study in science of hail', and successful treatment, with the combination of proper preparations, has solved tie secret. All treat' meats, shampooing, face, etc. Advice by mail- Hair Work of erary description. Mis 3 JIUso.Hi, King's Chambers, Willis Street, Wellington. Telephone SU*