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Dominion, Volume 22, Issue 131, 27 February 1929, Page 4

The scenes for the New Zealand production “So this is Wellington,” which will be shot at the Adelphi Cabaret on Thursday night, should cause much amusement. Already the bookings for this “Movie Night” are heavy, and those who have not yet secured their tables should reseive at once. Particulars appear elsewhere in this issue. Dr. Mildred Staby, who attended the International Pan-Pacific Conference of Women in Honolulu last August, returned to Auckland by the Aorangi. Leaving Auckland in June last for the Honolulu Conference as the delegate of the New Zealand League of Nations Union and the Auckland Play and Recreation Association, Dr. Staley’s inquiries were directed particularly to a study of the prevention of juvenile crime, for which purpose she attended the Juvenile and other courts of justice in such cities as Toronto and Ottawa, Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, and San Francisco (says tie “Herald”). In Honolulu, Canada, and the United States she worked inclose co-operation with the various Irternational Relations Societies. “I lound an immense interest on the subject of international peace,” she said. “1 was present at the annual conference of the International Relations Association of California the evening tie Kellogg Peace Pact was ratified and the enthusiasm displayed was tremendous and inspiring, the delegates numbering 300 or 400, standing and returning thanks to God.” Dr. Staley was also impressed with the all-Canadian Week for International Peace, when a great elucational campaign was organised for the study of international relations and a discussion on how best to work for world peace. It was proposed to renev the campaign annually. ENJOY THE HOLIDAYS. Don’t worry about sunburn. Keep a jar of Sydal handy, ind if you get burnt, mix a little m:lk with some Sydal, and apply it as soon as possible. Quick relief will be given. Use it also for other burns. If applied at once Sydal will save you mith pain. Don’t suffer unnecessarily—use Sydal.—Advt.