COUNTESS OF LIVERPOOL FUND.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2235, 22 August 1914, Page 2

COUNTESS OF LIVERPOOL FUND.

Mr. 6. S- Tolhurst has received tho following contributions to the fund:-j-Per Mr. Hamilton: Anon, £10; ladies of Bulls, Rangitikei, £46 13s. 6d.; An<u (per R. A. Holmes), £5; Miss Keren Thompson, Kimbolton, £1; the Misses Marjorie and Florence Joseph, Grant Road, £1 55.; from tho Pahiatna committee, threo remittances, £24 6a., £48 .2s. 3d., £2(5 25., making £98 10s. 3d., as well as many articles for the use of troops; from, the Kumara committee, £17;;' from the settlers of Kirikau and district (por M. A. Winter), £50; Gisborno Citizens' Defence Committee, £8 13s. 6d.; Hastings contribution, hundreds of beautiful rugs, and the boys of Heretaunga School, Havelock North, 21 ehirts. : Mrs. Byron Brown (secretary of the Otaki Ladies' Committee) has sent to Wellington two large consignments of clothing, etc./and the sum of £43 19s. 9d. for patriotic purposes. Goods received at the Town Hall yesterday, por the Mayoress, for the above fund were: Mrs.Catherall, 2 caps; Mifie Terrout, 2 pairs socks; Mr, Harriss, 17 caps; Mayoress of Otaki, 68 singletej 30 paire socks, 10 dozen handikercliiefs, 2 towels, 9 Nightingale jackets, 6 : pillowcases, 1 packet cutlery; children Sacred Heart Convent, 13J dozen bandages; >"Anonymous," 1 cap and books; Mrs. Dixon, 9 caps: Marairui School, 6 caps; "Anonymous,' , 2 pairs eocks; -A Friend," 2 caps; Mrs. Judah Myers,. 1 Thermos llosk, 1 air cushion; Cyril Dowdy, ,1 pair large' scissors, 6 forks, 4 teaspoons, 1 dozen- dessert .spoons-; Mrs. Kersley and Mies Smith/ 6 caps; ."Anonymous," silk' for handkerchiefs; Terrace Sohool, 2 Mrs. R. Hope, '3' shirts; Mrs. 1 Salter," 14 caps; Mrs. Strange-Moore, 4 pillow-cases, 4 ; eheots.: Mayoress of Karori, 5 pairs mittens, 4 caps, 2 shirts; St. Andrew's Guild, 30 shirts, 4 caps, 323 hold-alls, 19 pyjamas, 7 pains socks; Mrs. P. Myers, 15 caps; P. Jones, ;12 novels; from . Sunday visitors for Somes Island, quoits arid one parcel; Hutt District High School, 64 ■pairs mittens, 16 Balaclavas, 2. caps, 27 Balaclavas; E. W.Millsj'enamel and tinware for ambulance; Mra. Lynch,' 6 caps; Mayoress of Otaki., 22 flannel drawers, 43 "housewives, 10 ehirts, 1 pair pyjamas, 1 jjair khaki pants, 1 pair field glasses, 1 cake soap; Turakina School, 2 cakes chocolate; "Anonymous," old linen j -Turakina ladies, • 27 sweaters, 6 dozen socks, '2 dozen trianglo bandages, ,44 "housewives," 64 caps; 5 pairs cuffs, 7 shirts, 15 holdalls, ■ 12 , cholera , belts; Ladies' Ghiild; Kent , Terrace Church, 7 pairs pyjamas, 14 flannel-shirts, 14 pairs socks, 1 pair gloves, 5 pairs mittens, 2 mufflers, 2 caps,. 12 towels, .18 pillow-cases, 1 cotton shirt, 6..hospital.shirts, 6 hold-alls, 30 handkerchiefs, and 1 tobacco poucli. . Cash donations, per Mayoress,, includ-ed-'Manx'Society, "per Mrs. J. T. .Griffin,. £6,125. 6cl, Mro. J,.T. Qriffin i •£l,.Nurso Eroritt:(card) £3 11s. ,3d., Mrs'. P. .Myers (card), small sums, £1 7s. 63., Mr. H. A. Sjiepperd £1 Is:', Employees J. Myora arid Co. £4 155.-6 d., Wellington South Drum and Eifo Band £3, Girls' College/ Pipiten, Stroet, £30, sales 65., "A New Zealandcr" £3 55., Miss Medley (salo of songs) 6s. 6d., Miss M.-i Sutherland (card) £6; Manakau ladies, per Mrs. Bovan (balance) £1 ;is.. 6d..,.;W. J.Birch (Marton) £5; Waikana,e .School children,, per.. Mrs.; S.; Diuicair; £2, Mra. Firth (card) £2 Bs., Hamilton,£l,; Kent Terrace. Presbyterian 'Church Guild, £8; Laily Kelbiirn £lo,' Miss Gambrill (card)' 175,,. Mrs. ; J , . R, r ßobertson (card) £2 Vs.. 6a/,-' employees:'- , W";F.C. , Association,' Ltd.,'jief Mrs. Phil Myers, £5 55., Misa E. Isaacson (card) £418s. The total amount ■banked at 12 o'clock yesterday to'the account of the CoUntess of Liverpool. Fund for the Expeditionary Force, per. the Mayoress of Wellington and committee, was £1010 L6s. 4d. .■ .' The following lady menlbers of tho Wellington' Golf Club contributed to tho donation of £68 19s. 6d. to tho horse fund of tbo Expeditionary Force:—Mrs. Collins, '■■ MrsrOl Griffiths, Miss A. C. 'Kennedy, Miss A. A. Kennedy, Mrs. R ,V Holinesj : Mrs. H." Rollcstoh, Mrs. T. Young, Miss Johnston, Miss L. Brandon, • Miss N.: Brandon, Miss V, Bell, Mrs.iF."Hodsoii, Miss Wheeler,' Mrs, F. Leckiei Mrs. H.-.Hall, Mrs. Joseph, Miss 11. Joseph, Miss S. Nathan, Miss M. Callender, Miss .Bristew, Miss J. Stout; Miss Simpson] ' Mrs.: L. Tripp, Miss M. Mac Lean, Mrs. 0. Pearoe, Mrs. L'eacock, Miss Harcpurt, Mrs. A- Myers, Mrs. F. M. B. Fisher, Mrs. J. Findlay, Mrs. W. Johnston, Miss N. Mantel), Miss E. Russell, Miss W. Miles, Miss H.. Miles,-Mrs. Pearson, Mrs. W. Ferguson, Mrs. Bamicoat, Mrs. Litehfield, Miss M. Litohneld, Mra. Blundell, Mrs. W. Moqrhouso, Miss V. Duthie, Miss E. Stafford, Mrs. Bowring, Mrs. A. Young, Mrs. Brodie, Miss M. Ward. Miss Frasor, Miss D. Wilborfoss, Mrs. Mantell, Mrs.'H, Harcourt, Mrs. Marchbank, Mrs. A. E. Why to, Mrs. C. Bidwill, Mrs..Mirains;. Miss N. Jolmston, Mrs. Kidston, Mrs C. B. Morison,, Ewen, ~ Mrs. Larnach, Miss S. Brandon, Mrs.' Shand, MVs. Firth, Mrs. E. B-. Brown, Mrs. H. Mac-. Kellar. Mrs. E. Riddiford, Miss J. Hislop, Mrs. p. Riddiford, Mrs. A. Diincan. Mrs, S. Fitzherbert, Mrs. Duncan, Miss Duncan,'Mrs. J. Barton, Mrs. Gibbon, Mrs. V. Reed, Mrs. Lees,, Mrs. H. D. Bell, and Miss Bell. Miss T. Taylor, of "the Edncation Department, Wellington, and daughter of Mr. and' Mrs. Wmf Taylor, of Westport, loaves l>v tho s.s. Arahura to-day' to spend her annual vacation with her people. A Health Talk will be given at the young Women's Christian Association to-nio;ht. The lecturer will be Dr. Platts-Mills. Those who listened to her last lecture'have keen recollections of the! interest that was felt. Tho death occurred at Featherston o» Wednesday, of' Miss Isabella Tocker, sister of Mr. Arthur Tocker, following upon a lengthy illness. Tlie deceased lady, who was 52 years of ago, was well known throughout the district, and held in high esteem. The funeral will bo held to-morrow.. The death occurred at Otaki on Thursday of Mrs. Hambrook, an old resident, agod 81 years. Deceased had' been ailing for some time. .1 For Face MassaßO, Shampooing, all Hair Treatments, and Electrolysis, Mr 3. Rolleston'a is recommended. Spacious Private Rooms, Qualified Assistants, and Personal Attention. Switches and Transformations of every shnde a speciality. Hair Runranteed to keep its colour. 250 Lam...bton Quay.*

■■ SUPERFLUOUS HAIR. Mrs. Hullcn. Boulcott Street, has roooiYed the following testimonial, which has been abbreviated:—"l have much pleasure in recommondinß your "Eusnia' for the removal of superfluous hair. Having been treated, per medium of electrolysis, also depilatories, at groat oxpense, without reoeivinu any relief, 1 nm gratefully thankful to yon for your treatment of my .'case. Since undergoing your treatment I am 'pleased 'to state that not only has your remedy removed! all traces of superfluous hair, but jri' addition has -improved the complexion wondorfully.- .(Signed) Joan Lang." Original copy of above can seen at my address, Mrs. Hollen, Bouloott Street.