NEW ZEALANDERS ABROAD

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2536, 10 August 1915, Page 3

NEW ZEALANDERS ABROAD

London, June 2-J. Mr. Clinton R. Boyson, of Tlawko's Bay, arrived here by the Maloja with the intention of.joining the Inns of Court O.'l'.C. Mr. A. C. W. Bain, who is posted as missing in the Dardanelles, was a very well-known Canterbury (N.Z.) family. His sister, Mrs. Smytlie, of Kelson (N.Z.), is at present in London. Tlio High Commissioner was present at afternoon tea at the Victoria League Olub one afternoon last week, when a large number of wounded Australian and New Zealand wounded soldiers wero entertained. Miss Edna Sutherland, of Onohunga, is taking a course of singing under M. Victoria Bcigel, and afc the samo time studying languages. Her father, who accompanied her to England, has returned to New Zealand. Mr. P. C. Corliss, Commissioner of Stamps and Secretary of Lands and Deeds ill the Government Stamp Department (N.Z.), has arrived in England to join his wife and daughter. The following New Zealauders, who wero wounded in the Dardanelles, have now recovered, and are staying at tho Union Jack Club, in London J. P. Fordo, 10th Otago; Private V • Simpson, of Dunedin; and Private G. A. M. M'lntyre, 10th North Otago Battalion. Mr. Aubrey Gualter, of Ganltor, Dykes, and Co., merchants, Wellington, arrived by tho Orient liner Orontcs on May 26, and will stay about thrco months. At tho last meeting of the Royal Colonial Institute tho following New Zealauders were elected Fellows: —Tho HenSir James Carroll, K.C.M.G., M.P. (Gis- ' borne). Mr. James C. Field (Gisbonie), Mr. Cuthbert Rutherford (North-Can-terbury), and Mr. Frank F. A. Winch (Timarn). , . Callers at the High Commissioner s last week included:—Mr. Oweir Lecky, Auckland: Miss M. Eiiddick, Wellington : Mr. J. C. Rinnncr, Auckland; Mr. C. C. Avery, Nelson: Mr. C. A. Stott, Waitara.; Mr. A. Wilson Cook, Auckland; Mr. E. 'A. H. Fulton, Dunedm; Mr. and Mrs. Edgar .Tones, Canterbury; Sapper E. Ramsay, Timaru; Private li<W. Fahy, Otago Battalion; Mr. L. 1M'Culloch. Canterbury; Private C. T. Gribben, Fairfield; Private M. liper, North Canterbury; Mr. A. W. Harnett, Porirua; Mr. W. Devon, Otago; Mr. K. 0. Smart, Gisborno; Mr. T. Allan, Auckland : Mr. M. Johnstone, Waipukurau; Dr. N. Whitton, Oamaru; Mr. It. O. Stead, Invcrcargill; Misses E. awl-D. Barrett. Christchurch; Mrs. S. Botte, Auckland; Mr. J. W. Lnnkshear, Wellington; Dr. H. Foster Holmdeu, lousonby; Mr. L. D. Cohen, Palnierston North: Mrs. C. A. _ Duini; Mr. i<l. R. Murphy, Wanganui; and Mr. It. JJ. Vavasour, Blenheim. . Mr. W. Hutchison, of Christchurch, arrived from South Africa, wheio he has been engaged since the Boer WTir 111 journalism, in company with Mr. (i. u. Sale, son of Professor Sale, late of Dunedin. in order to offer his services 111 connection with tho war.

All who have attended exhibitions held in connection with the cookcry department of tho Wellington lechmcaJ College will he glad to learn that a salo of cakes, sweets, preserves, etc., is to bo held in the cookery room of the college, Wakefield Street, on Thursday afternoon next, August 12, commencing at 2.30 D.iii. 'I'lioso who arc desirous of sending boxes of cake, etc., with members of the Sixth Reinforcements will thus have an of choosing from an excellent and varied assortment. As the proceeds are in aid ot the Sick and Wounded Soldiers, it is hoped that the.sale will result m t-ho fund being considerably augmented. A book of useful recipes, in the form of a souvenir, has been prepared, and will bo on sale at a moderate charge. Ilie organisers earnestly hope that the public will attend in large numbers.

One Scalp and one only is given to each individual. Its function is to grow hair. Make it do its work. Learn about ■yoiiv head and the science connccted'with it. Miss Milsoin will teach yon how to make the scalp act in Nature's war, with the use of Hair Lubricant, which is the fertiliser. Shampoo Mixture and Mild Soap for washing. This treatment pro-' duccs abundant growth with rich colour and lustre. Hairwork of every description, clipping, liairdressiiig; face massage, Ciutene Skin Food for the face. Miss Jlilsom, Barnott's Building, 91 Willis Street. Tel. 814 (four doors past "Evening Post").—Ailvt.

Ladies troubled witli superfluous hair will be interested to know that Mr 3. Eolleston has adopted the English method of proving how successfully they may be removed by Electrolysis, with little discomfort, by giving a trial treatment free of charge, Mrs. Bolleston will be pleased if all .ladies troubled will avail themselves of this opportunity. Personal attention by appointment. Strictest privacy. 25G Lambfcon Quay. Tel. 1599.—Advt.

"Sydal" (Wilton's Hand Emollient). "Sydal" is not a haphazard mixture of cheap ingredients. It is a scientifically prepared compound of soothing and healing vegetablo products, and entirely free from groaso or any mineral or animal matter. "Sydal" (Wilton's Hand Emollient). Professors, doctors, chemists, dentists, Ladies, and mere Men all combine in pronouncing "Sydal" splendid.— Advt.

Fragrant Violets, fresh daily, Send your friends an artistic posy of Tiolets packed in violet boxes, 2s. 6d. and Bs. 6d. each; special i'anoy boxes of Freesias, Carnations, and choicest flowers, 55., 65., Is. Gd. and 10s. Gd., posted anywhere. Miss Murray, Vice-Kegal i'loriatc, 36 Willis Street.—Advt.

The Hon. Thomas Mackenzie was present at the general meeting of the Royal Institute of British Architects on June 21, Tvlien the Hoyal Gold Medal of tho Society was presented to Mr. Frank Darling, of Toronto.