GOLF

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2495, 23 June 1915, Page 3

GOLF

f THE MIRAMAR. CLUB. Last -week's competition in aid of tho Miramar Golf Club's Belgian Fund, a medal round for Mr. R. L. D. Kidstou's trophy, was won by A. D. S. Duncan with the excellent score of 69 plus 3 — 72. The next best cards were: —K. P. Duncan, 77—i, 73; G. Bobb, 87 —12, 75; S. Hornabrook, 96 —20, 76; W. Barr,'9l—l4, 77; N. Chesnoy, 87—10, 77; C. R. C. Robinson, 91—14, 77. Next Saturday a medal round is being played on every course in New Zealand for winch the whole of the entrance fees will go to the Fund for Wounded Soldiers. It is hoped that many of those members who are unable to play ou Saturday will, nevertheless, send their entry in to the secretary, and so help to swell the fund.

In the elocutionary competitions held last week, the pupils of Miss Betty Purdom and Mr. Culford Bell secured no fewer than eleven first, six second, fivo third prizes, and sixteen honourable mentions, although the entries in most sections wore numerous and included former competition prize-winners. In addition to her town classes, Miss Betty Purdom intends, on July 3, to open a Saturday morning class for children at her ptt'ivate residence, Apu Crescent, Lyall Bay. Intending pupils aire -requested to write without delay to Miss I'urdoin at Trevor Studios, Willis Street. Mrs. Eolleston has just received one of the finest shipments of English Hair that has yet been imported in the Colonies. Her Hairwork Department is in charge of a Sydney Artist, who has an expert staff of assistants. All orders are guaranteed for shade and durability. Advice free. English prices and designs. 256 Lambton Quay. Tel. 1599.-Advt. ELECTROLYSIS.—This is the only treatment knowj to science for the permanent removal of superfluous hair; but much depends upon tho skill of the operator and the battery used. Miss Milsom qualified under Madame Barclay, New York, the leading American Specialist. The operation is painless and leaves no scar on the face. The battery used by Miss Milsom is the very latest and most up-to-date in Australasia. No paste, powder, or liquid advertised can remove permanently superfluous hair. Had such a discovery proved successful, Miss Milsom would have used these preparations many years ago. All treatments foT falling and grey hair, delightful face treatment. Hair work of every description. Manicuring, Clipping. Miss Milsom, Barnett's Building, 94 Willis Sheet, 4 doors past "Evening Post."- Telephone 814.— 1 Advt.