Last evening, in the Mayor's room, Town Hall, the quarterly meeting of the Girls* Realm Guild was held, Mies Coatea being in the chair. The chief business of the ev-ening was to discueß the advisability of amalgamating the " Lady Plunket" and the " Kia. Ora" centres. On tho motion being put, tho question of amalgamation was carried without a single dksent. The following officers and committee were then ■ re-elected : — President, Mie. Sutcliffe; secretary, Mias W. L. Stevens; aeeietiint-secretary, Miss J. Newenham; treasurer, Miss Marie- E. Young; committee, the Mi6se6 Moss, Mueller, Young, Hugo, and D. Hurley. Various sub-committees were also set up, and it ie hoped that the Guild wili prosper under its new administration. The amalgamation will take effect as from the let"May. On the 20th April, the members of the " Lady Plunket" centre will "hold a sale of work to augment their funds. The Guild will be styled from the Ist May on, "The Wellington Centre of the Girls' Realm Guild." At the conclasifin'- di- the meeting a hearty vote of thanks way accorded to Miss Coatee for presiding. The Special Hair Lotion for Falling Hair, prepared- by Mrs. Rolleston, and now in great demand, may be obtained from Misses Macandrew and Hayes, Hannah's Buildings, Lambton-quay. Price. 3s 6d.—Advt. ELEGANT ECONOM.Y IN CORSETS. The trouble wjiJi- the average cheap corset is tuat it' mak'SS any costume worn over it look cheap. It lacks distinction. The famous P. and S. "Zairoid" Corsets are of a, quite remarkable cheapness, regard being hud to the exceptional quality) but they are not cheap in style or effect. The P. and S. was the first great English corset to Be designed and put on the market, and it las easily kept its lead from that day to this. It is made with. scrupulous care, of the finest obtainable materials. Stocks in large varieties at C. Adams and Co., Corset, Costume, and Millinery Specialists, 108 and 110, Cuba-street. — Advt. By tho 5.6. Hurunui due at this port next Friday, Godber's, Ltd., will leceivo a shipment of cossaquee comprising the latest designs and novelties. Owing to the excellent facilities for handling cargo here, the firm hope to be able to have these ready for sale by the following Tuesday. —Advfc. Wedding bouquets artistically designed. Wreathe, crosses, all kinds funeral emblems 6enfc to any part of the Domim'ou. Miss Murray, 36, Willis-street (Florist to Hie Excellency Lord Islintrtbii).—Advt. A Warner's rust-proof corset will do more for a woman's figure than any other corset made. Every pair guaranteed by. local drapers.—Advt.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 74, 27 March 1912, Page 9
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