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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2117, 7 April 1914, Page 2

"THINK OP THE BLIND." MISS PAULINE CHASE MAKES AN APPEAL. By Tclenrapli—Press Association— Copyright "Times" and Sydney "Sun" Servos. London, April 4. Tho Queen has contributed £50 to iho funds of tho National Institute for the Blind. Miss Pauline Chase, the original "Peter Pan," in a sympathetic letter, says that the Government steed not vote money for tho institute. All that is necessary is that every person in Groat Britain should bandage his or her eyes for 0110 hour and think' about tho blind. Slio predicts that £1,000,000 would .then be quickly subscribed. PARIS FASHIONS VOGUE OF SMALL HATS, By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright "Times" and Sydney "Sim" Services. (Rcc. April 6, 5.30 p.m.) Paris, April 5, Loaders of fashion are trimming small; hats with masses of gorgeous roses, : peonies, and poppies. Tho hats are' worn with a veil, a little toMie side, , and well down on tho head. MISS MILSQM, HAIR AND FACE PHYSICIAN, Beus to notify that she lias removed from I tho King's Chambers to Roam No. 1 Harnett's Buildings, 91 Willis Street (opposite Shortts* Picture Theatre). All preparations for tho hair, face, nails, asd all liair work can be obtained as usual : at above address. Telephone 814-.* ELECTROLYSIS, Tho only permanent ours for (ho removal of superfluous hair. This ean only be performed by an export. Consult Mrs. Haybittle, long and favourably known for all treatments. No, Sffl Lambton Quay (over Orr, chemist). Telo 1 phouo 1594.—Advt. "It is Nature's soap," says Prof. Kirk (Edinburgh) of M'Clintoij's seap. Countess of Carrick says: "M'Clintoa's is beautiful."—Advt.