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Press, Volume LIX, Issue 11195, 8 February 1902, Page 3

CHARLES DDGGAN HOUSE PAINTER & DECORATOR 231 CASHEL STREET. TELEPHONE 56. GLASS, LEAD, OIL AND COLOR M3MI k$ C PAPERHANGINGS IN ENDLESS VARIETY. SOLE AGENT IN CANTERBURY FOR M'CAW, STEVENSON & ORB'S PATENT GLACIER WINDOW V DECORATION, Equal to stained glass at quarter the cost, very durable. Calcimo, the Beat Sanitary Distemper, Always in Stock. ESTIMATES GIVEN IN ALL BRANCHES OF THE TRADE. D-lrXAw'n __yibßS_fe*_ Restores Grey o? CiQSOII 15 <!MSmm. Faded Hair to its -*• !BlSlJ_Hto Natural Colour. Unit) fc &Imr Cleanses the Scalp ahi> JL-LC'vl-L 4& \. v W Pas vents Dandruff. Y-av Promotes Growth KfiTlfiWfiP and makes the. Hair AWAAV ■ v mf// f V Soft,PUant, and Glossy. In Bottles at 3/6. Posted 4/6 to any part of the Colony. RECOMMENDED BY HE*R MEDICAL ADVISER. , j. Auckland,. AugUßt 14th, 1895. Mr. Edson, Dear Sir,-I cannot refrain from letting yoni know how much unproved my hair is since I started using your now famous HAIRRESTORER. I say NOW FA* MOUS. because it had to have its beginning, which no,,doubt was small, but is aow so' universally patrtoised and well known. I may mention it was my medioal adviser who first, he is one who is greatly opposed td all patent medicmea, lotions etc. But Having witnessed its good effects' as a cleanser to the ecalp, a etrengtnening tc-nio to the weakly falling hair, and a renewer to its natural youthful colour, reco_uttended it.—Yours very.grateiully, »-"• BALDNESS AND DANDBUFF: AN EZCELLENT REMEDY. . ' FROM A GENTLEMAN. August, 1886. Mr Edson, Dear Sir,—A short time ago,-.befrxe leaving Hew Zealand, .ir-y wife .purchased a bottle of your H_lß RENEWEB aa averaedy foT dandruff, and has used it. with ; great satisfaction. At that time I was quite-bald on the top of my head, and my wife mc to try come of the RENEWEfi. I did so, with tne utmost gratifying results, and my hair is now coming out quite Strong and thick. - Unfortunately, we haveonly the one bottle, which -is now nearly * exhausted, and as I am most anxious to continue the ÜBe of such a valuable preparation, I write to ask you v> forward half-a-dozen by first steamer to the Sydney address enclosed ■ herewith. I may. also state that the hair on one aide of my wife's head was turninrr grey, from a nervous affection, but through using your RENEWER it is now restored to its natural colour; I have been recommending it to others, and think it would be extt-wively used if supplies could bo obtained here.—l ra* enain, dear Sir, etc. :- * -. - - H. Y. DAVIES . Railway Survey .Camp, Casino road, v.* Lawrence, N.S.V/. N.B.—Should there be any difficulty in procuring supplies in your, district, kindly con* snunicate with the Proprietor, J. EDSON, Auckland. . " v '_■ , - SOLD BY CHEMISTS A3TD STOREKE-.PERS. EVERx wi_j_BE. ' WEOLESALE AGENTS- " V *. - ' -I KEMPTHORNE, PROSSER & CO. SHARLAND.& CO. . ; ... . H. F. STEVENS,., ' ■ '.■ ' J CHOICE PLANTS Summer aijd Autumn Flowering. ItUDBECKIA, "GOLDEN GLOW." . A -uwdy.kerbaceous plant with flowers of a beautiful yellow colour, somewhat resembling ai decorative Dahlia. Flowera fine for cutting, and. last well m water. Each la 6d, or post free Is 9a, SPIKCEA, "ANTHONY WATERED" A free flowering and beautiful Spircea, succeeding well in any moist situation. The flowera are of a hright crimson colour, and it makes_an ideal pot plant. Each 2a, or post free 2s 64. fcMALAYA FAIRY GRASS. The "Home Garden" says of this new plant :—•" Tha.golden plumes are in our estimation superior to any other ornamental grass, and would make a lovely artificial feather, for a lady's hat. Each 2s, or post free 2s 3d. LEPTOSPERMUM CHAPMANH. This - beautifal plant is increasing in popularity as it is gatting better known, and we recommend it as ona of the finest of all najsiva plants. The bright red flowers are particularly adapted for cutting, and last a long time in water. ' r Each 2s, orpost free 2s 3d. GENISTA ANDREANA. The finest of the Broom family, and entirely distinct from all others. Upper petals are clear golden yellow, and form a striking contrast to the rich, velvety __ brownish scarlet of the lower petals. Makes a fine specimen shrub.'' • _ , Each la 6d, or post free 2a. * ______________________ ■*" Plants mentioned above are novelties of recent introduction and are worth/ of a place in every Garden, and NOW IS THE SEASON FOR PLANTING. ♦ B-r-SPECIAL OJEER—We offer One Plant each of the Five Sorts t ox 8a 6i ■ - post free to any address in New Zealand. ' One Plant each of any Four Varieties, postfree for 7s 6d; or One Plant of any Three Varieties, post free for 6a 6d. NIMMO & BLAIR, SEED MERCHANTS, DUNEDIN.