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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XIV, Issue 52, 22 April 1887, Page 3

Wells' Hair Balsam.— lf gray, restores to original colour An elegant dressing, softens and baautifies. No oil nor grease A Tonic Restorative. Stops hair coming out ; strengthens, cleanses Deals scalp . Secretary Bayard's attention has been called to the case of a German-American citizen, Richard Reabecker, who visited his native land last January, and three days after his arrival was arrested and compelled to enter the German army. He is now held a prisoner subject to military service. American citizenship does not count for much abroad. — Pilot. One of the younger sons of Lord Iddesleigb, the late member of the British Cabinet, who dropped dead in the ante-room of Lord Salisbury's official residence the other day, is Mr. Hugh Oliver Northcote, a resident of New York city. Mr. Northcote married a daughter of ex-Secretary of State Hamilton Fish, at Glenclyffe, in Putnan County, in 1883, and is a member of the banking firm of Kennedy Tod and Co., of Wall street.— Ntm York Freeman.