"Paddy's Market" Doll Stall.

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3193, 18 September 1917, Page 2

"Paddy's Market" Doll Stall.

Mrs. .Gibbons and her committee ■ will be in charge of a doll stall in connection with "Paddy's Market," and prizes for doll-dressing competitions will bo given. For competitors up. to fifteen years of age a silver wristlet watch will bo the prize, .and for those between fifteen and twenty a gold wristlet watch; over twenty, also a. gold wristlet watch. All tho dressed dolls which are entered for competition are to become, tho property of the committoo for.the benehfc of their stall. Two well-known ■ ladies will be the judues. It is hoped that there Avill bfc a largo number of entries. Mrs Gibbous 88 Nairn Slrect (telephone 6JSA) will answer all inquiries. Tho prizes will be on view in Stewart Dawsons windows very shortly.

■Contributions to the Christmas Pudding Fund and tho Soldiers' Christmas' ■Parcclt) have been received from the following :-Twyford (H. 8.). XI Gs.j College Street, ■ Palmerston North, M 45.-ha.; Molubora, JC2 10s.; Ohokea, £i 10?.; Gisborne'N. School, Is.; Kanakanaia, Gisborhe, Bs.; Tokomarii Bay, 3s. •, Mauricevillo West, 45.; Mccanee, Napier, 45.; Ormondville, 45.; Mrs. Pauls card, Us.; Ihuraua School, £1; Tutira, 155.; May Moore, Is.; Mrs. A. Williams,'U.J 'Mik Annie Kenny, £1; Pakuwhai (Napier), £1 10s.; Kaitora, Gβ-: Wadestown North, 55.; Heretaunga. School, 55.; Hukapapa, Is.; to borne School, M; F. Munro (Table I'lat School), Ss'.; AVallingford, 155.; Waverley, J 35.; Manga.weka, £1 35.; Oroua Downs, £1 11s.; Mrs. W. Buck, Makuri, X 3; Mrs. Hope Lewis, A 2 2e., Paraparaumu Patriotic. Guild, ilo; Alton School. i 3 6s. j Kakahi, £2 lOs.j Tiritea, Palmcrston North, M Jβ., Denhai, 65.; Waikari, 10s.; To Horo, £3 135.; Moturoa, 165.; Raiirimu, Mrs. S. Luke, 59.; Mrs.' M'Phorson, 12s.

On September 6 at Wanoß-on-Thames the marriage took place of Lieutenant: Ralph ¥. R. Beetham, N Z.jJ.l., to Mft. Hutchison, eldest daughter of the lato Mr. William Booth, of Carterton and of Mr*. Booth. Mrs. Hutchison left for England to take up rat; work several months ago, and shortly after her a.irival there was soon busily engaged in helping with tho work for the wouflded. Lioiitenanf Bcothaiu, who is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. H. H, Beetham Brancepeth, left with the Mam Body ot tho Expeditionary* Force; and was wounded at tie -BattW of Messinos.Why Ladies Visit Mrs. Rolleston.-For Hair Treatments, courses of which arrest falling hair, prevent premature "reyness, promote a luxuriant growth, and give tone and lustre to the hair. Fee, one guiuea. For Face Treatment, courses of Faco Massage clear the complexion, remove blackheads, restore, tone and vitality to the skin, and also remove and prevent premature wrinkles. Fee one guinea. For monthly Clipping, Singeing, and Shampooing. Fee, is. lor the permanent removal of Superfluous Hair by Electrolysis, for which Mrs. Rolloston holds tho highest diploma and medical reference. Fee, 10s, lor Trans, formations, Switches, and every.desenp. tion of Hairwork, of which a. speciality is made and only the best and guaranteed English hair is used. To Tiave their Combings niado up to any design, at 2s. Gd. nor oz, .... ... Correspondence replied to privately or in these columns. ; Mrs. ltolleston, 256 .Larablon, Quay. —Advt.