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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 91, 10 January 1918, Page 2

The Camp Commandant at Trentham (Colonel Potter) acknowledges with thanks receipt; of a gift vo tlio Camp Hospital of eight cases of fruit, from Sir. T. l<l, Khocldii, mauagor of the Arataki Horticultural Station, Havelock North. Mrs. F. Eades, of Nelson, who has been spending the- holidays in Wellington, returns home this week. ■ Mr. and lira. Oharlos Wilson, who liave been nn three weeks' visit to the South Island, returned yesterday morning by the Maori. Slwt the New Year with new hnir. Here is something pleasant to think about. You can treat your own hair in your own homes. You can crow hair if you but follow out the instructions and use'the preparations daily sent out by Miss Milsom. If you call you are taught and ehown how to use. If you write you have returned the fullest and yet simplest instructions. Miss Milsom recommends her preparations for all. includiTiEf those with good hair. Complete outfits for dry and perished, creasy and rancid, frrcy ami faded, mid falling hnir Guaranteed the very lntesl designs in Transformations, Toupees, Puds. Wies. Cap Nela, etc. Combings iniule up I" order. All slrin preparations, clipping, shampooing, deligblful faen tr".nfmenl, manicuring. Miss Milsnm, 01 Willis Street, onposile Rhortt's Picture Theatre. Tel. 81-t.—Advt.

For the holiday at the beach, etc., see our small boys' white drill jumper suits in white with navy collars and cuffs, 7s. 3d. to 9s. lid. Gen. I'owkls, Ltd.—Advt.

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