WOMAN'S WORLD

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3139, 18 July 1917, Page 3

WOMAN'S WORLD

4~- . ' (Continaied from page 2.) lew Zealand Girls in London. I A correspondent in London writing to v friend in Chri'etchureh, says,that Kew Zealand girls i,h. London should have some special houite accommodation in the vast metropolis. There is absolutely no place they can go- to where they will be among their ow.n jieople. At a time like this, when so many oi our girls are in .London, something! should be done to start a hostel or ijhib for women. The soldiers are all being well looked after, but what of the ivolnen doing war work ? Board is most expensive in England at present • and hard to find. in congenial surroundings. The Australian papers are talking of a hostel' in London for Australian women, why not one for Hiew Zealanders? The female rabbiter is not much heard of, the work bei;ug of too strenuous a nature for most women to face. But the Oamaru "Mail" has heard of cne in North OtagOj.and,, what is .more,-she has' reached an age of about three score years. She has courageously adopted the toilsome occupation in order to supplement "her income from keeping and milking a few cows and feeding pigs. She regularly 6ets her traps -where rabbits are to be caught, and this means a good tramp daily in, rough country, but the reward derived fronuher courageous toiling is said to he> very encouraging. Lady Ward and. Mrs. Bernard Wood left for Christchurch at the erjd of last ;week. The wedding took place in the Pitt Street Methodist Church, Auckland, on July 14 of Staff-Sergeant-Major Claude •Williams and Miss Violet Williamson, of Avondale, late of Ponsonby. Six ■bridesmaids attended J;he bride, and the bridegroom was attended hy Sergeant- I Major J. Graham and Sergeant "H. Levy. LADIES. BECOME INDEPENDENT! I can teach you either personally or ( ny post the fascinating , art of maicing tome-made chocolates, candies, etc. No liusiness offers such splendid opportunities as doe 3 this line, and ncne Bnows euch large profits on such a.small outlay. Write or call for free particulars and free illustrated booklet. Miss Eva Gibson (Dept. 24), Post Office Chambers, 114 a Pitt Street, Sydney.—Advt.