CUTICURA HEALS ERUTIONS ON CHILD

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3097, 30 May 1917, Page 2

CUTICURA HEALS ERUTIONS ON CHILD

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NEW ZEALANDERS ABROAD

... ~. . London, March 29. Miss Adelaide van Slavoren is playing 'Carmen" in Liverpool next month. Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Holmes, of Auckland, and their three daughters, hsivo arrived by tho Kotorua.

Airs. Patrick, of Wellington, has Icon spending somo timo with her •β-on, Dr. W. H. 0. Patrick, in Bugby. • . Miss K. JC. Stevens, daughter of the Into ill-. John Stevens, M.P., of Palmcreton North, lias arrived in London to engage in war work'.

Jho Countess of Glasgow and her children hnvo arrived from New Zealand, and gone to JCilbm-n, Vnirlie. Tho Earl of Glasgow is on active service.

In a special Empire Supplement nf tlio ' Manchester Guardian" Inst week appear articles on iVew Zealand by Mr. W. ]?. Mussey and the Hon. i'ember Kecves. > ,•

Airs. ,T. C. Wadmoro, of Whakatnne, Hay of Plenty, is at 28 Clarendon Koad Holland Park.. Captain Whatmore', K.A31.C., is on a hospital ship. Mrs. Eglcs (nee Miss E. Joseph), whoso brother, Lieutonant Austen Joseph, has left for the front, hns l>een spending a few days with Mrs. Hitchcock at Tovnbce Hall.

Mrs. Masse?, who has been 1 intlisposed nwing to severe cold, ig bolter, but the cold .prevented her from being present at the .Albert Hall Women's Meeting and at tho funeral of tho Duchess of Connanght, to which she was invited. Mr. W. R. Holmes • (accountant) arrived from Auckland by the Rotorua, accompanied by his wife and the Misses Kathleen and Una Holmes. They expect to return to New Zealand in October. Sir Joseph Ward was a guest at the special dinner given ly Lord Farnnhnr, Lord Steward of the Royal Household, prior to the opening of the Imperial War Conference, nnd on. Tuesday at die luncheon given by King George at Buckingham Palace to overseas delegates. Mr. Massey, while mainly occupied with Imperial Conference affairs, has been to a number of luncheons and dinners. He recently. dined with Lord Inchcape, with Lord Milner, and with Lord Hythe, and on the eve of the Conference dined with Lord Farquhar (Lord Steward), on which occasion ■Mγ. Lloyd George and other members; of the Home Government were among the guests. On Monday Se dined with Lord Ehondda, President of the Local Government Board, and on Wednesday lunched witli His Majesty at Buckingham Palace,. after which lie attended a meeting at the Mansion Honse. To-day ho attends the opening of the Australian Officers' Club, and on Friday lunches with Mr. Austen Chamberlain, Secretary of State for India, to meet the delegates to 'tho Imperial War Conference.