CONCERTS TN HOSPITAL

Dominion, Volume 25, Issue 170, 14 April 1932, Page 4

CONCERTS TN HOSPITAL

Victoria Patients Entertained A most enjoyable concert was given to the patients in the Men’s Ward of the Victoria Hospital by Miss Boesicy's pupils. Items were given by the following: Misses Vera Boesley, Hazel Rowe, Webb, Lamont, Hcadifen, Gladys Webb and (Messrs. Charles Wilkie, G. Naylor, S. Harris. A hearty vote of thanks was given to the performers on behalf of Miss Cookson, tiie iady superintendent, Sister Lees, the nurses and the patients. A delightful concert was also given to the patients in the Women’s Ward of the Victoria Hospital by the Rev. Air. Harding’s Bible class (Baptist Church, Petonc), ou Tuesday evening last. Some very good items were given, including sougs. ' pianoforte solos, sketches, violin solos and elocutionary items. A hearty vote of thanks was given by Mr. C. Campbel) on behalf of Miss Cookson, the lady superintendent, Nurse Austin, charge nurse, the nurses, and the patients. FREE ADVICE ON HAIR! For a few days Wellington people have Hie opportunity of receiving expert attention iu all complaints of the hair and scalp, such ns seborrlioeti. falling hair, alopecia, etc. Miss Brice, of the long-established firm of W. Brice and Sou. Hair Specialists, Christchurch, is in attendance at Rickard’s riiarmaey, :’> Willis Street, and will gladly give free advice. Appoinhnents may he made to-day by phoning No. 40—130.— Advt.

Q-TOL FOR COMPLEXION CARE. The secret of complexion beauty is skin cleanliness—not just surface cleanliness, but pores that are free from dust, powder, and greasy secretions. Cleanse the face carefully each night with Q-Tol Skin Emollient. You will soon have a clearer skin. Made in N.Z. Keep Q-'l’oi 011 your dressing table. — Advt.