FACIAL MASSAGE.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1382, 7 March 1912, Page 9

FACIAL MASSAGE.

Vibro Facial Massage, Scalp Treatment Shampooing, Manicuring, Pedicuring, Hairwork, Electrolysis. Mrs. Haybittle, 268 Lambton Quay (over Orr, Chemist). 'Phono 1591-Advt. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR. Siinernuous hair destroyed iiy "iliisma" (re« ) A guarantee given with each case mSc 'taken See testimonials and letters. Mrs. Hullen (over Economic), Lninbton Ouav. 'Phone 1017. Dear Mr=. Hullen—Just'a line to lot vou 'know (hat the Pan of "Rnsina" 1 is a rompk'te success, and 1 no longer need to u<o it, though I keep il by me. 1 have tried many cures, but so Jar llns is the only one. 1 cannot express my pleasure in being able to write to you thus. "Rusma" did ALT, that you said it. would With heartiest good wishes for your suc=e S ,-Yours -^ sincerely.^ Original of the above can be seen at my address: Mrs. Hullen. Lambton Quay, over "Economic." 'I'hone 1017. (Testimonial.)

Weddings.—Shower Bouquets for brides and bridesmaids. Only the choicest of Flowers used. Specially packed and sent to anv part of the Pnminion. Miss Murray, its Willi;. Street (Flniitt to his lixtoilcncy Lord Islington),

An Outing at Muntai. Yesterday till! employees of Messrs. Veitoh and Allan were piitcrlaiiipil »t .the residence of Mr. Allan at. Muritai. Oil their arrival, the gm-ts wern met. by .Mr. .ami Mrs. Allan ami a sumptuous repast was served up mi the lawn. Snorts and games we.ro then organised, the results being us follows:—Skipping— Miss Aitken, 1; Mi>s Cooper, 2. Ladies' Dace—Miss .Tncobsen, l;' Miss Hugo, 2. Apprentices' Knee— Miss Robertson, 1; Miss Maleolin, 2. Tutting the StoneMr. Phillips, ]; Mr. Jafinrav, 2. Whistling Knee-Mr. Webb and' Miss Arcus, 1; Mr. .Dyson and Miss Langton, 2. Buys' Kace—K. Almar, 1; 8. Drawbridge, 2;' T. liannatyne, 3. Wheelbarrow Race— W. Allnn and W. Smith, 1; King and Hudson, 2. Nail-driving CompetitionMiss King, 1; Miss Hunan, 2. ThraulI he-Needle—Northy and Thorpe, 1; Webb ami Arcus, 2. Kgg and Spoon Kace—Miss Griffiths, 1; Miss Hugo, 2. Tug-of-war— Single beat the married competitors. After tea, Mr. Allan briefly addressed the gathering and then proceeded to award the prizes. At the conclusion Mr. Phillips, on behalf of the staff, thanked the host and hostess for the very enjoyable, outing which they had had, after which three lusty cheers for Mr. mid Mrs. Allan were Riven, and the singing of "For He's a Jolly Good Fellow" ended the proceedings. ——______ Mrs. F. Cargill and Miss Enid Cargill, of Christchurch, aro visiting Wellington and intend leaviug for the south on Friday. Miss Betty Tnrton leaves Wellington today on a visit to To Kuiti: Mrs. Leo Mandy arrived in Nelson yesterday from Motueka oil a visit to her mother, Mrs. Newman. Mrs. Ben Fuller returned to Wellington yesterday from Sydney by the Moeraki. Mrs. ,T. M'Ginnity, who has been staying with her sister-in-law at Karori, leaves by the Tahiti for San Francisco on Friday. News was received by this week's mail that Miss V. E. Field, iif Nelson, who Ims been attending the medical school at Edinburgh University for some time past, has completed her course and talccii her degree. Miss Bessie Webster, of the Inland China Mission, and sister of Mr. A. P. Webster, manager of the Dank of Australasia, comes up from (he south to-day. Miss Webster will deliver a series of lectures while she is here, in connection with the mission to which she is attached. The Women's Christian Temperance Union in Wellington will bo represented at the convention, which opens in Dunedin next Wednesday, by Mrs. Bates, Mrs. Keene, Mrs. Houlder, and Mrs. Noiil. There aro expected to bo present close upon eighty members. The Wellington Central Union will be represented by Mrs. Griffin.