t women don't wait till their i hair goes grey I" KOLORE " Nature's own hair restorer. KOLORE feeds and nourishes the hair, does not injure it like a dye, and will restore grey or faded hair to its natural tint. TRY IT. j 5/» PER BOTTLE Op Poet Free B/S. Obtainable from Beath & Co. Ld. Strange & Co. Ld. Or direct from l A. M. HENDY, Hair Specialist, Dunedin C^7 ' _ J SALE OF COSTUMES. tHere are 150 All-wool Colonial Tweed Costumes— made and cut ia the verynewest style. They're worth £3 & _1 ias., but you can select any colour or style you chose for 35/« or 42/-. Any alterations necessary will be made free of charge. These are lovely costumes, too good to miss. Come in now while the selection is at its largest Cotton Dresses—a fresh lot inst in, worth _i is., are selling at-|__/e_B/8 daring the Sale, and a big selection of Blouses & Dust Coats are offered at just .-price to clear. M. Hollander 183 Colombo St. "Phone -356 c.o-7 ' BARRACLOUGH'S A __NG N la Fire UUNG Minutes BALSA-VI - For Coughs __ Colds. -r--_-0--_ _**£*_-***_ T____Qo.. Hari en* Soft BOATERS FELT HAT, CAPS. J. RHODES 187 high'st.
curat. Are your eyes sore—hot—aching f Th_t looks like eye-strain. You may or may not n_*d glasses, let mc toll yon what is beat to do. That will cost you nd thing. WALTER J. WATSOK QUALIFIED OPTICIAN, 230 OolomboSi, near Armagh St.
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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 13332, 26 January 1909, Page 10
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