Tie engagement is announced of Miss Mary MacKinnon, fourth daughter of Inspector and Mrs. W. H. MacKinnon, PaJmerston North, to Mr. Fredrick Nicholson, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Nicholson, Te Whiti-street, Kilbirnie.
Mrs. Canning, of Petone, a sister of Mrs. Bishop, several of whose children lost their lives in a fire at Wangaaiui on Thursday right, has left fox Wangahui. It was only in July last that Mrs. Bishop's husband died.
Some time ago a recipe for cleaning a white velour hat was required, and one now appears in an Australia? paper which ie highly recommended. It is as follows: —First of all remove the headlining, and if the inside of the hat is at all soiled rub it well with a cloth soaked in petrol, changing the surface repeatedly. Thsn make a thin paste of French chalk and powdered block magnesia in equal parts, mixed with petrol. Rub this paste well into the hat all over, and let it dry thoroughly on the hat. Then brush out all the podwer with a perfectly clean white brush, brushing every way till the hat is free from powder.
With the well dressed, the authenticity and exclusiveness of millinery at Hayward, Ltd., 226 a, Lambton-quay, is a recognised and fully-appreciated fact. For 14 days all millinery in Btock will be offered at 25 per cent, off marked prices, a concession which should be grasped by smart dressers who have not yet selected their new season's modes.— Advt.
Spackman and Thompson, Lambtonquay, are displaying charming importations of top-coats, coat-frocks, and costumes, which must appeal to ladies anxious to secure exclusive apparel at low prices—Advt.
Send a flower message. There's many a word of happiness and heartfelt greeting, as well as deepest sympathy, expressed with flower's sent from Mi'm Murray, Vice-Regal Florist, 36, Willisstreet.—Advt. «
The rendezvous of smartly-dressed ladies, M'Kay's Specialty House. Last few days of sale. Beautiful ladies' wear at sale prices. Treo elastic girdles, brassieres for stout figures, silk hose, frocks, costumes.—Advt.
_ Barber's dry-cleaning. Suits, costumes, furs, chair covers, etc., cleaned by ou» new process, quickly and cheaply. 125, Cuba-stret. Tel. 226.—Advt.
We regard all children a3 shareholders in The World-lifting Association, who make good use of the Thinker's Pictorial School-exercise Books and the Golden Rule School Rulers. Price, 4d.ea.ch, from Wellington stationers. —Advt.
If you require i.ew coraets, inspect the popular B. and C. models. They are British productions, atid their i/ricea aw frea from high foreign exchange rates. In B. and C. Corsets, therefore, you not only secure comfort, grace, and style, but yoar money secures better value. B. and C. Corsets are sold by leading drapers—styleo for all figures. Inspect.—Advt.
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Evening Post, Volume CI, Issue 62, 14 March 1921, Page 9
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