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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 1, 26 September 1917, Page 3

A final meeting of members of the Citizens' Service League who are organising tlio refreshment stall in connection with Paddy's Market, was held at the Town Hall last evening-, when reports of the various arrangements .that'had been made in this connection were presented. Tlio progress made was very satisfactory, many promises of assistance having been received. The Wellington Red Cross Shop, Lamb-. ion Quay, on Friday will be in charge of the Karori Women's Rational Eeserve. There will be a good display of homemade- cakes, sweets, flowers, fancy work, etc., which should meet with a ready sale. A letter was received by a Wellington lady recently in which her brother, wno is fighting in France, and who had ]ust returned there from leave spent in England, announced the fact that he was quite glad to get back to the front. He could "get a decent meal there, but not in England." Beassuring news for those relatives who are wondering how the food shortage has been affecting- tho soldiers in France! In a recent wedding wliioh took place in London, 'the bridegroom, Captain Cope, .was tho youngest son of Sir Anthony Cope, whose beautiful old Tudor mansion, Bramshill, has been immortalised in that popular novel, "Sir Richard Calmady," states "Tho Queen." The bride is a nidce of Sir Ge<vgo Arthur, private secretary to the late Lord Kitchener, who is, of course, to be the| great soldier's biographer. It was a' fortunate chance, and one of Tare occurrence, which found! in Sir Seo'go : not only, Lord Kitchener's intimate friend from early manhood and one who in h's position of private secretary 'Hiring; tho?" fateful two years must Iwo unique, knowledge their happenings, but also the nossessor of very considerable literary power. The gift of charming writing which liis rare incursions info the world of letters proves would have carried him very- far Indeed had the pen not had to share vocation with, (he sword. Indeed, one or two of'his most unstudied letter? on the death of his friend would ftnn.l as little gnus were they considers:! from the stanrlpoint of their literary value—facts which make (he "Life." when the. time is.Tine for its publication, eagerly awaited. by those who are best able to judge. Contributions oi hospital equipment (inclusive 01 several cases 01 guuuay utiva ueeu receiveu. at cue tvea Cross JJeput in fiercer Street iroin tne loUoiv'iug :— .Lower Jiutt Patriotic-timid, no name, iveut Teriaco uuiici, Uiimguiii ittsd Cross Society, Unau itud Cross, Waicotara, Terrace Congregational .I'.W.C, ited Cross Society, lvapiea', w'aipukuruu, and Districts Uritisii liod Cross, Carterton Subcentre .British, iced Cross, Isaw 7'iyiiioutli Sub-conire, Mrs. C. B. Aiorison, Mrs. Duiubell's Guild, Kliaudallali lied Cross Guild, _per -Urs. Bale; Mrs. lixcell, lied Cross Guild, Ilarotonga, Cook Islands; Stratford Red Cross Guild, Ormondville Ited Cross Guild, 'i'akiipau lied Cross Guild, ilea. Cross Committee, llunterville; Miss Harcourt'a Guild, Levin and District Patriotic Society, Mrs. G. Tripe, Pongaroa lied Cross Guild, Kaponga Red Cross Guild, Mrs. C. P. Powles's Ladies' Guild; Kaetihi Patriotic Guild, Waverley, Pnfcniiii Bed Craw Guild, Lady Liverpool and K-c-d Cross Society, AVairoa Branch H.B. Tied Cross Committee, Dannevirke. Contributiona for Christinas parcels and ' the Mayoress's Christmas. Pudding 'Fund have been received Irom the following :—Norsewood School, £'i 15s. (id.; Whenakura, £2 10s.; Ownhuri, 135.; Mis. Hislop, 2s. 6d.; Mrs. O'Connor, 2s. ud.; Mrs. Murphy, £1 4s. 6d.; Kurow, 18s.; C. H. Mills, 55.; Airs..Hendry, 75.;. Mrs. Ewing, 10s.; Mrs. W. Robinson, 10s.; Airs. Asher,' ss;; Miss Robertson, 55.; Airs. Robinson, 35.; Pukelitiri, £\ 65.; Ohutu, Gs.; Noriuandale, IBs.; Kaukura,. 35.; N. L. Ward, 55.; Mrs. Turner, 2s. (M.; • Argyll East, 155.; J. Drisder, Jialler, 10s.'; Ormond, Poverty Bay, £1 35.; To Puni, £1 Is:; 'A. D. Crawford, .83 35.; .Lansdowne, £& 65.; 1). H„ Alarton, 9s. 'id.; Porewa, 95.; Ohakune, Xl 5; - Nga-mpko, 125.; Frasertown, M; Tauinariraui, .£lO 10s.;-Mrs. A. 'B. Smith, £1; Cheltenham, £2 10s. Gd.; Ngatapa, .£2 45.; Wigan, Tologa.Bay, ifil 45.; A. C. Ale, Levin, 55.; Tarew.-i, !te.; Gisborhe East, £& 155.; Alakaud, £2; Burnside, 15s. Also from Taumariinui fof Christmas parcels from individual' donors of ss. each, .£33 14s. The second annual bazaar of Mr. J. B. Haddon's Sunday morning 'meeting was held in the schoolroom last Saturday afternoon. Four stalls and a side show were very neatly set out and iade;i with goods, which had been contributed by the members and their parents. The schoolroom was soon well filled with purchasers. The competition for the palmstand was won by Air. Mitchell, of Keefton. Cushions and other fancy g. °ds were sold by auction during the bazaar. The proceeds, which were in aid of the circuit fund, greatly c\ceede'a those of last year's bazaar. The organisers wish to express their thanks to all those who contributed to the stalls or helped in any other way to make the fair such a success. In charge of the stalls were the following:—Fancy ftnll: Aliases V. AVhitacre, E. James,\and E. Allan: sweets and produce stall: -Misses J. Maloney, L. Whitacrc: 'jumble stall: Aliss J. Livermore and Mr. Til. Livermore; side Fhow: Afr. E. Parnell. The bazaar was supervised i>y Mr. J. B. Haddon. "A friend recommended me." That is the best advertisement for any specialist, and Hint it what Miss Milsom hears' daily. If you want to, you can grow hair if yon but follow out the instructions and use the preparations • as prescribed by Aliss Milsom. 'It takes time, but not the time you think it will take. If you call you, are taught and shown how to use. If you write you have :e----turned tho fullest and yet simplest instructions. Aliss Milsom recommends her outfit of preparations for all to treat their own hair on their own heads in their own homes. Complete outfits for dry'and perished, greasy and rancid, grey and faded and falling hair. Advice gratis, as to treatment of tne scalp, which alone is' the true cause of all hair ailments. Guaranteed tho very latest designs in switches, transformations, toupees, pads, wigs, cap nets, etc. Combings mado up to order. All skin preparations, clipping, shampooing, delightful face treatment,, electrolysis, manicuring. Afiss Alilsom, Barnott's Buildings, 94 Willis {Street. Tel. 814.—Advt. i

It is stated that General Pershing lins appointed Mr. Frederick Palmer, tlie well-known war correspondent, a member of bis staff, witli the rank of major. ITfi will have charge of tho American Army's relations with the Press. His wide knowledge of. conditions gained in long experience at the various fronts will also tie utilised in other departments. When your child cannot «leep becmice of cold iri the hoad, use NAZOL. Sprinkle some diops on nightgown or pillow. Quick relief will follow. Sixty drops Is. 6d.-Advt.