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Press, Volume LVI, Issue 16811, 17 April 1920, Page 2

FOB THREE DAYS ONLY. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND '■THURSDAY, 20th, 21et, end 22nd APRIL. MRS ROLLESTON will have on viaw eoma of the large 'stock of FASHIONABLE HAIR ORNAMENTS, specially imported frojn America and Sydney, for the Bulla, etc., dur> lng the visit of the Prince of 'Wales. PRICES from 2s Cd to £5 6a. MBS ROLLESTON, Dominion Building, Cathedral square. 5 F V R S. Good Advioe from COL WILL the Farrier. Furs are too valuable to hare them destroyed bv amateurs. Bring them straight to me, when I will lot you know whether they are worth re-modelling into our LONDON Latest Designs. COLWILL tho FURRIER, C 2727-317 205 High streec. ELECTROLYSIS For the Remeval of llair, Molee, Birthmarks, or any Facial Blemishes. Twenty years the largest practice in the Dominion. All work guaranteed perfect. If you have aiiy blemish, if yotir hair or complexion is not satisfactory, get a free consultation. MBRff. HAMMOND. SPECIALIST, H5142 273 Caahei street. City. Christchurck. MOIST TO THE LAST. "Talking about moisture," said the grocer to JXra Brown, "I'll vow I never saw anything keep moist like 'Peach Bloom.' " "Now, I've handled tens of boot polish in my tLmo. and must confess this new 'Peach Bloom' polish is the limit on quality; it won't crack leather, it's a boot food, and, best of all, it won't dry up in the tin: Yes, I recommend it always." 5

A FAREWELL DANCE.

The dancc given by Mrs Bernard Wood and Miss Beatrice Wood on. Thursday night, in farewell of Miss Hope Wood, was a delightful affair. The dance took pla.ce at Mrs Bernard Wood's home in Papanui, and' the fuests danced in the drawing-room, the ig doors of which opened out on to a verandah lit with Chinese lanterns, and showing the garden illuminated in the same way. The suppor-room was decorated with pink flowers, and the lights had pink shades. Mrs Wood ■wore a lovely gown of silver tissue and grey tulle, with a wide belt of cerise shot with silver. Afis* Bee Wood was in lemon-coloured crepe georgette relieved with blue tissue. The guest of honour wore black net embroidered in silver. The guests included Lady Boys (wearing a handsome gown of black and fold brocade and laco), Mrs Maurice 'ell, Miss Teschemaker, Miss Iris Studholme, Miss Cicely O'Borke, Miss Ella