TENDERS. BRICKLAYERS. — Bricklayer's Price wanted, build small factory in concrete blocks.—Ohms Block Co., Commercial Rd.. Kingsland. s!5 TO Painters—Price wanted Painting an.l Papering, 3 rooms. —Apply 3, Fenton St.. Eden Terrace. si 3 TOILET SPECIALISTS. ALL Branches Ladies' Hairdressing; largest Salon In New Zealand.—Jackson's Sunshine Beauty Shoppe, Ist Floor, Dilworth Bldgs., Queen St. Phone 41-131. Haircutting. 1/G. C ARTISTIC Shingling, Waving, Tinting. Hair Treatment. —Lily Elsie Parlours. 417, Upper Queen St. Phone 43-460_. C CARTER AND ASHER, opposite "Star," Shortland St., for Shingling. Pern-anent Waving. All Ladies' Work. —Phone 41-593. C HARM BEAUTY' SALON (Madame Mae), direct from Hollywood, California. We are now introducing Eugene's new flat Permanent Waving System.— Suite 34. 3rd floor, H.M. Arcade, Phone 47-034. C " " Rejuvenating Hair Restorer stops falling. 3/S posted.—M. Eccles, 218, Ponsonby Rd.. Mail Order Chemists. A INECTO Hair Dyeing, henna, tinting, marcel waving.—"Lucille" Salon, first floor. His Majesty's Arcade. 'Phone 40-120. 14 MISS JACOBSEN, late Toilet Parlour. Surrey Crescent, Grey Lynn, has Resumed Business Manchester United Buildings. Hobson St. D OAMPSOX'S, Corner Remuera Rd., Broadway.—Bobbing. Waving, etc. Specialists Treatment Dandruff. Permanent Waving.—Phone 44-773. A
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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 190, 13 August 1928, Page 5
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