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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 146, 9 March 1918, Page 8

The following temporary appointments have been approved by the Camp Commandant at Featherston:—Lce.C'orpls. W. R. Steward, L. A. White, 37th Specls., to be corporals; Ptes. A. Panders, A. Wood, S. C. Mercer, 37th Specls., to be lance-corporals; Lce.Corpl. E. Scott, P.E.A.S.C., to be corporal; Corpl. F. H. Larsen, 39th, .N Z.M.R., to bs temporary sergeant; Pte. G. M. Dawson, C Coy., 36tb, to be lance'-corporal; Ptes. A. D. W r ilson, S J. Sylvester, E. R. Chapman, H. F. Stewart, G. R. Watts, W. B. Pannell, 38th Specls., to be lance-corporal;*. An old favourite in vaudeville is Mr. J C. Bain, who is to appear at His Majesty's Theatre on Monday next. Mr. Bain is a clever character comedian, with features that are easily adjustable to every mood and expression, and some twenty years ago was a wonderful favourite with the Wellington public. On this occasion he returns with his talented daughter, Miss Verna Dain, who, to judge from Press notices, is a highly-gifted dancer, aspiring to terpsichorean attitudes far removed from the ordinary dancer of vaudeville. Miss Bain will also appear in the next change of programme lit, His Majesty's. ' "TOMMY HAS LOST HIS COLD." "That is why I thank you for recommending Baxter's Lung Preserver," said one grateful mother to her' friend. "Tommy used to suffer terribly at night from hacking coughs and colds, but row he is entirely free from them." F/vcry mother should get Baxter's, the unique health-giver. Is. lOd. per bottle.— Advt.. Treat cuts, sores, bruises, burns, and skin troubles with BEE OINTMENT. Merely smear the. affected. parts, soothes, heals, and relieves promotiy. Is. Gd. tin.—Advt.