VISITORS'TO THE CAPITAL

Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 86, 6 January 1930, Page 4

VISITORS'TO THE CAPITAL

Mrs. B. Hume mid her three children, of New Plymouth, tire spending a holiday in Wellington. Mrs. A. C. Wisneski has returned fo New Plymouth from a short visit to Wellington. Miss C. Stephenson will arrive from New Plymouth to-day on a visit to IN ellington. Mrs. R. E. Roberts, Palmerston North, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Tonks. Thompson Street. Wellington. Miss Mary Henderson is nrriving from Christchurch on a visit to her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Saunders. Ro.nu Bay.

Miss Murnii Simpson, of Dunedin, is visiting Wellington as the guest of Nirs. J. 11. Irvine. Miss Mary McLean. Dunedin, is -at present, paying a holiday visit to Wellington.

Many have found a visit to our Salon the greatest beauty aid ’ they know. When complexion and hair come under the expert z care of our trained staff youth’s charms arc soon restored. We would like ladies to see our hair work. Mrs. Rolleston. Ltd.. Hair. Skin, and Permanent. Waving Specialists. 250 Ltunbtou Quay. ’Phone 42—227, Wellington.— Advt.

Kirkealdic ami Stains. Ltd. announce the special engagenient of Simon Pliilipoff., the world’s greatest. Balalaika player, who will play classical and popular items in the main tearoom, each afternoon durini the coining week. Tite Balalaika, the Russian national instrument, ' seldom heard in New Zealand, is at onee a novelty mid n revelation to music lovers in the hands of such a master artist as Simon PlillLpoff.—Advt.

The best, “help” a young wife can procure is NO RUBBING LAUNDRY HELP. A Is. packet, does 8 weekly washings perfectly. Wellington grocers. —Advt.

Bouquets of distinction for the bride mid her maids, tn exclusive colouring and style to suit frocks. Miss Murray, 36 Willis Street. —Advt,