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HAIH AND TOILET SPECIALISTS. MILSOM AND CO., the oldest-estab-lished Hair and Face Specialists. Registered proprietors leading Face Creams and Hair Preparations. Skilled Hairworkers and Stainers. Appointroent, Tel. 814. Address. 94, Willis-at. QTAMFORD AND CO., lO 123. Cuba street. "La Naturelle Transformations" are the symbol of perfection. Always admired, but never detected. These artistic creations aro a. revelation. Professional service in Marcel-waving, Hairdressing, Head and Face Massage, Staining, Shampooing, and Haircutting. All children Is for cutting. Combings mounted any design, 2s per oz. Tel. 21-220. RS. ROLLESTON, LTD., specialists in Hair and Face, 256, Lambton-qy. Permanent Waving. Scientific and up-to-date methods of treatment for falling hair. Jaborandi, Camilatone, Toupees, Transformations, Switches, and Pin Curls, all made from best English hair. Tel. 1599. BANISH WRINKLES. THE Coman method will positively banish wrinkles -and other facial defects. Rusma (Regd.) has never failed to destroy superfluous hair. I am now adopting the very latest process in permanent hairwaving Call or send stamped addressed envelope for free literature. FLORENCE HULLEN, C.M.D., 3a, Courtenay place, Wellington. Telephone 22-070. MISS LAURENSON specialises in the latest scientific methods for all branches of toilet work, personal attention given to each client. Consult Miss Laurenson, late Farmer's, Sydney, 63, Manners-st. Tel. 148. MARCEL HAIR WAVING IS a special feature of the Boudoir »Camile. Personal supervision. ; MISS ELDER, Mandel's Building, Willis street, Third Floor. Telephone 1791. TIT RS. CHEYNE, Modele Toilet Parl'JL lours, 220 Lambton quay (opp. Kirkcaldie's). —Wo specialise in Electrolysis. Our work Absolutely Guaranteed. Inecto Hair-staining, etc., etc. Tel. 21-692. MISS HILSON, London, Specialist in I all branches of the profession, in- : eluding Nestle Permanent Hair Waving. 132, Willis-st., (Mac Donald's Buildings), next Albert Hotel. Tel. 2802. TpOR Expert Hair and Skin Treatment JL 1 by Specialists, Tel. 203,- the "Louvre," and make an appointment with Miss Wood or Miss Elliott. Address: Macarthy's Buildings, 50, Willis-st. MILDARE TOILET SALON —Miss Fernandos and Miss Ormrod, Specialists in all branches of Toilet Work. Tisdall's Buildings, 100, Lambton quay. Ring 1102. T ADIES! Call at Maison Toilette for J-^ facial treatment with the nowfamous Kemolite, Nature's own RadiaActive Beauty Plasma. Miss Sutherland, 10. Manners street. Tel. 2170. MISCELLANEOUS. WOOD-MILNE Rubber Heel, absorb the jar and cost less, and wear considerably longer. MRS. GALLEHAWK, Clairvoyant, can be consulted, 220, Cuba-st.- Ladies only, from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. WALK in comfort—Wood-Milne Rubber Heela take the jar from the walk. See that you gel Wood-Milne. ■ GENT'S Solid Gold Chains from £4 10s; unbeatable value. Inspection invited. Anchor, 151, Manners-st. (opp. King's Theatre). ' AS long as your boot has »n upper you can fit Wood-Milne Sole*. ALF-HOOP Engagement Ring, five nioo diamonds. Sacrifice £6 10s. Anchor, 131, Manners-st. (opp. King's Theatre). fTUIERE'S briskness in the step of the ■ JL man who wears Wood-Milne Rubber , Soles. Made of best Para Rubber. NO better bread baked! You'll be sure of this when you taste James's : Bread. Order from your grocer. • fTTHE goodness of choicest wheat! JL ■ Every particle of James's Bread nourishes. Your grocer sells it. WE can Re-nickel all the necessary parts of your Car or Cycle at reasonable prices. Whitelaw Bros., Herbertgt.. Wellington. ' ALL kind 6of Antique Work and Bronzing done at Whitelaw Bros., Herbert^st.. Wellington. ■ TREAT to eat James's Bread! Baiy to digest. Try a loaf to-day. From your grocer. BARGAINS that will vanish lite smoke: Hewlett and White's Best English Strap Shoes, 13s 9d. Martin's Big Boot Sale, Tram Terminus. Courtenay-pj. A REMINDER TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC. SYMONS NAUSBAUM will pay the highest Prices for Left-off Suits, Dress and Dinner Suits, Ladies' Apparel, Boots, etc., Cameras, Musical Instruments of any description, and Jewellery of any kind. Get my price before selling.. Tel. 22-668. Note Address: 63, COURTENAY-PL. MRS. WOODWARD, late Piggo". 121, Vivian-st.. (next Skating Ring), Cash Buyer of Ladies', Gents', and Children's Left-off Clothing. Letters receive prompt attention. Tel. 21-243. MORRIS BRICKMAN pays highest prices for Left-off Clothing, Suits, Boots, Jewellery, and Musical Instruments. Ring telephone 21-261, or send to 65, Courtenay place. Cash by return mail. MRS. MIET still is Cash Buyer (big or small lots), Ladies' and Gent's Wardrobes. Left-off Clothing of all 'description, Boots, Portmanteaux, Trunks, Chest of Tools; best prices. Address: 125, Vivian-st. Tel. 21-760. HPIGGOTT, 56, Taranaki-st. (facing • Courtenay-pl.) — Cash Buyer of 1 Ladies', Gents'., and Children's Left-off Clothing, Boots, eto.; get my prices before selling. Tel. 22-197. __ ! . ' / CHANGE OF ADDRESS. • fTIHE OPEN FURNITURE FACTORY ' has removed to ( 100, DIXON STREET, Almost opposite Municipal Milk Depot AMERICA'S PRECIOUS "LIVES" ♦ Life may be cheap in some countries, but apparently in America there are still a few people with enough money to make it precious. John Wanamaker, the "stores king" of the United States, who died recently, was insured for 3,000,000 dollars. Mr. J. P. Morgan is a policyholder to the extent of 2,500,000 dollars—almost enough to float an international loan. Adolph Zukor, the motion picture producer, is insured, it is aaid tor 5.000,000 dollars, and Rodmnn Wanamaker for 4.500,000 dollars. Mary Pickford and her husband, Douglas Fairbanks, arc each iusured for 1,000,000 dollars, and so is Charlie Chaplin. Mrs. Charles Nelcher, of Chicago, carries lifo ' insurance' to the value of 1.5C0.000 dollars. Tt is estimated that the _ American people -,ye buying this year new life insurance w0rth'9.300.000,000 dollars. ' I Five thousand tons of chestnuts for I .Vmoricta \v*i'e recently carried by iho liner Homeric. I

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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 81, 5 April 1923, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 7 Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 81, 5 April 1923, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 7 Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 81, 5 April 1923, Page 3