DEATH OF MISS HOGARTH

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3060, 23 April 1917, Page 3

DEATH OF MISS HOGARTH

By Telegraph-Press Aesociation-Copyriunt (Rec.' April 22, 5.5 p.m.) , . London, April 20. ■ Miss Georgina Hogarth, sister of Mrs. Charles Dickens, is dead.—Aus.tf.Z. Cable Assn. SARAH, BERNHARDT (lice. April 22, 5.5 p.m.) , ':.•■■■.. New York, April 5?. ■ Sarah Bernhardt is recovering from the operation which Is prorlug success-ful.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn.. ; Miss Gillespie, of Masterton, .. has been- appointed acting-secretary of the Wairarapa Caledonian Society, in placo, of her brother, Corporal W.' Gillespie, who recently joined the' Defence Staff. ' A letter was received by the Auckland Farmers' Union executive recently asking it to interest itself in the employment of women on farms. The writer stated that she had seen the success of this movement in other countries, and; on her return to New Zealand was .surprised at the casual way in .which it was considered here, and suggested the establishment of farming ■ schools for girl cadets, just as there are similar institutions for hoys, Ji was stated, that, through the agency of the writer, many capable 'girls had obtained farm work, and she had also received encouraging reports from the fanners. Discussing the request, several of the members gave instances to their personal knowledge where women had done men's work on farms. It was decided to circularise branches asking them to communicate on tho suggestion. '■-"■■' ( ' Mrs. Redwood Goulter and the Misses Goulter, of "TangarewaJ" wero in town during last week. Mr. Roy Goulter has gone to Dunedin. The "at home',' given by the Honorary Division of the Women's National Reserve in the Concert Chamber of the Town Hall takes place on Thursday instead of on Wednesday, owing to the chamber being used for election purposes. .'••"■ Extract from letter just received by Oscar Hewett and Co., Tβ Kuiti, April 11, 1917:—"I am so pleased with the Sewiripr Machine purchased from your firm, I had a — > — previously, but they, are not in the same etreet with your machine."—W.J.H. MORALt For perfect satisfaction and good value, go to the old-established machinery dealers, OSCAR HEWETT AND CO., 56 Cuba Street (just below Bank N.Z.). KNITTING MACHINES, SEWING MACHINES, DAISY VACUUM CLEANERS, PATHEPHONES. ALL BRITISHAdvt. Ladies! For race wear we are displaying fifteen exclusive Blouse Models in Dainty Shades of Lemon, Sky, Shell Pink, and Ivory. Creps de Chene. Price's Store, 54-56 Willi? Street.—Advt.