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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 230, 23 June 1920, Page 5

» Jlrs. W. Toogood and Miss Toogood left. Katheraton for Wollinfeton on Monday. -Mrs. Vernon Eedwood, all of . whose children are at school in AVellinuton, is hoping to leave for New Zealand by an enrly vessel, states a London correspondent, under date May 11. Since coming from Australia, Mrs. Redwood spent some time studying singing in Italy, and it is not 'unlikely that 011 her return to Wellington she will take up singing professionally. Mr. Kedwood. meanwhile, intends to §pend some little timo longer in EngJand. \ His sister, Miss C. Eodwood, who arrived aljout the end of tlin year, : is takingcourse. of maßsoge at the Swedish Institute in London. At present they hre all living in Kensington,-and-Archbishop Eedwood, who has now gone to Home, has been staying with them.. A war worker who recently letui-ned to Sydney is Miss Eose Venn' Brown, who, according to "The Australasian," has been, further, north, in the; battle zone in France than any othef woman during the war. Sho reported for' the Comforts Commission and the Bed Cross, and after th 6 armistice employed herself in useful work for the Y.M.C.A.' among the Aiisrrallan soldiers in London. • . The Greytown branch of .the W.C.T.U. have remitted >£3 lCs. to Mr. Walker, Dominion Maori'superintendent for the order.; Gisbome..

•The death took-place at the Kuanui Hospital, Taihape, last week of Mrs. Emma Pleasants, relict of the late Mr, Owen Pleasants, of Burnside, Halcombe, and one, of the oldest. settlers on that soa9t. .