Modern conditions aro apt .to cause malnutrition or specific diseases.of the hair. If your hair "falls out" when it is brushed, there is proof of malnutrition; if it comes out iu patches there is evidence of disease. Science has so far discovered just one perfect stimulant and antidote—John Strange Winter's Hair Food. It is always efficacious. By its use, any man or woman whose hairroots aro not absolutely dead can obtain beautiful and luxuriant growth. , It'has a delicious but not obtrusive fragrance, and is delightfully cooling to the scalp. In bottles 3s. 6d., of all good-dealers in toilet requisites; or post free, plainly wrapped ;i5. 9d., from the_ John Strange Winter Co., N.Z., 228 Nathan's Buildings, Wellington.—Advt.
Ladies' Costumes are made at the English Tailoring Booms.--. 52 Willis Streat Those who have been gowned by Mr w' S. Bedford, continually advertise "him" —Advt:- , •!.--
. HINTS ABOUT YOUR HAIR AND . HOME TREATMENT. If your hair ia falling or turning grey do not worry, call on' Miss ililsom, Hair Physician and Faco Specialist, ; who diagnoses each case, treats and teaches ladies and gentlemen their proper treatment. All massage practised by Miss Milsom is tho most scientific process, approved of by, tho leading' medical fraternity, of London and Paris. Single treatments, from 3s. Cd. All her preparations aro famous and widespread, and will not only cure completely dandrulf, falling and grey hair, but positively promote a thick, new growth in a very short time. Shampooing, Electrolysis, Hairdressing done and taught. Hairwork of every description. • Correspondence invited. Consultation free. King's Chambers, Willis Street (opp. Carroll's) Telephone 814.—Advt. COSTUMIER.
Mrs. A. E. Duff, after an absence of two years in England, whore she • has studied tho latest European modes, will be pleased to meet old and new clients at her rooms, Hannah's Buildings, Larabton Quay.—Advt.
DR. M'QILL'S I'ASTILE TREATMENT. SUFFERING Women should give this treatment a fair trial. Apply No. 16 Bolton Street, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays; or Mrs, A, Alpha, ttoi
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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 773, 23 March 1910, Page 3
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