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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 88, 13 April 1923, Page 3

BAIE AND TOILET SPECIAUSTS. MILSOM AND CO., the oldest-estab-lished' Hair and Face Specialists. Registered proprietors . leading Face Creams and Hair Preparations. Skilled Hairworkers and Stainers. Appointment, Tol. 814. Address, 94, Willis-st. STAMFORD AND CO., 123, Cuba street. "La Naturello Transformations" are the symbol of perfection. Always admired, but never detected. Theso artistic creations are a revelation. Professional servioa in Marcel-waving, Hairdressing, Head and Fuce Massage, Staining, Shampooing, and Haircutting. All children Is for cutting. Combings mounted any design, 2s per oz. Tel. 21-220. RSTROLLESTON, LTD., 256, Lamb" ton quay. Certificated Experts in Permanent Waving, Electrolysis, Diseases of the Scalp, Facial Medicated Mud Pack, and Massage, Hairwork. Best quality English Hair, any style. Tel. 1599. ' SUPERFLUOUS HAIR. HAVE it destroyed, absolutely, with the aid of "Rusma" (Regd.) This famous preparation never fails in the most obstinate cases, and for that reason "Rusma'.' (Regd.) is wonderfully popular in two hemispheres. Call or send stamped addressed envelope for free literature. Florence Hullen,' C.M.D., 3a, Courtenay place, Wellington. Tel. 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, !ato Farmer's, Sydney, 63, Manners-ut. Te!. 148. MARCEL HAIR WAVING IS a special feature of the Boudoir Camile. Personal supervision. HISS ELDER, Mandel's Building, Willis street, Third Floor. felpp'-iono 1791. MRS. CHBYNB, Modele Toilet Parlours, 220 Lambton quay (opp. Kirkcaldie's). —We specialise in Electrolysis. Oul- work Absolutely Guaranteed. Inocto Hair-staining, etc.. etc. Tel. 21-692. MISS HILSON, London, Specialist in all branches of the profession, including Nestle Permanent Hair Waving. 132, Willis-st., (Mao Donald's Buildings), next Albert Hotel. Tel. 2802. FACE Preparations made by specialists in Face, Skin, and Hair Treatment. Tel. 203 for an appointment with Miss Elliott or Miss Wood. The Louvre, Room 14, 50, Willis-st. (opp. Hotel Windsor). TffITLDARE TOILET SALON itJl —Miss Feruandos and Miss Ormrod, Specialists in allbranches of Toilet Work. TisdaJl's Buildings, 100, Larnbton quay. Ring 1102. Mi&CELLANEOOS. WANTED Known—Phonographs »nd Gramophones always in stock. Edison's two-minute Record! Is 3d, Disc Records from 2s fid. Fleming, The Phoneries, Newtown. WANTED Known— Cadbury's Loose Cocoa, Is 6d per lb. Sheep Tongues, Is Id. Salmon, small tins 6d, large lOd. Special value in Tea, 2s 4d per lb. Hill Bros. WANTED— Speight's Prize Ale always on tap at Albion Hotel, Courtenay-pl. Jim Frobisher, Licensee, late Iron Duke, Jutland. WANTED Known—Cadbury's Loose Cocoa. Is 6d per lb. Sheep Tongue. Is Id. Salmon, small tins 6d, large lOd. Speoial value in Tea. 2s 4d per lb. Hill Bros. WANTED Known — Carpenters' Ratchet Braces, from 10s; Screwdrivers, Is 3d; Breast Drills, 5Cs, reduced to 355; great display of Carpenters' Tools at the Siroa Hardware. ; WANTED Known—City Hotel, Cour-tenay-p!., Wellington. (At Tram Terminus.) Finest brands of Wines and Spirits in stock. Speight's XXXX Dunedin Beer always obtainable at the City Hotel. All tramß arrive and depart close to the City Hotel. Single bottles sold at wholesale prices at the City Bottle Store. ABIN Trunks 555, Hat Boxes. 355, Suit Cases 17s 6d, cheapest in town, all kinds Travelling Bags. N. Wolfe, Boulcott Chambers. ■ BEFORE finally deciding, see our Sixguinoa. Suits, made to measure for £4 15s. Green and Davis. Lambton-qy. rTVHE goodness of choicest wheat! A Every particle of James's Bread nourishes. Your grocer sells it. MADAME SONLA, Clairvoyants and Hair Specialist, can be consulted at 125, Upper Dixon-st:, opposite St. John's Church. Short period. OISSORS and Cutlery Sharpened and Repaired at Walker s, Umbrella Specialist, 55, Manners-st., N.Z. Hotel Buildings. . RELIABLE Re-covers and Repairs at reasonable rates. Walker, Umbrella Specialist, 53, Manners-st., opp. Thornton's. i \ EASE expires the month—Now i^u know where the Crockery and Hardr ware Bargains are. Edwards's Removal Sale, 32, Willis-st. EPAIRS in Looks, Primuses, Meohanical Appliances; Safes Overhauled and Repaired: Keys out to any locks. Osborne and Co., 58, Willis-st. Tel. 135. Private Tel. 1062. . WOLFE, cheapest all kinds of Tray- • elling Bags; Suit Cases 17s 6d, Hat Boxes 37s 6d, Cabin Trunks 555. Call see bargains. Boulcott Chambers. PLUMBING— If you require a good Plumber and a satiifactory job done promptly, Tel. 20-982. C. W. Martin, 13, Tory-st. SIX-GUINEA Suits, made to measure, £4 15s. Satisfaction . guaranteed. Write for self-measurement formß. Green and Davis, Lambton-qy. TO COMMERCIAL MEN AND USERS Of HIGH-CLASS PRINTED MATTER. Y^TXHEN you n«ed Printing of * * any description with despatch, THE EVENING POST GENERAL PRINTING DEPARTMENT v ready to fill your requirements at tha lowest pojtim* cnarge. Ring Tdephon* 3380, and atk for Quotation). ■ / SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION The monthly meeting of the Sunday School Union was held last evening. Mr. Ales. Johnston was in the chair, and tw«nty-two delegates were present. It wa* decided to hold the annual scholars' Scripture examination on 7th July, the ladies and gentlemen who conducted last year's examination to be asked to again act. It was reported that combined Easter Convention of Teachers had been very successful, although th« number of visiting delegates had been less than when the union alone had conducted the gathering. A committee was set up to arrange for teacher-training classes during the winter. A lady who had served for 28 yeais as a teacher was granted the National Union's Longservice Diploma. It was decided to convene a special meeting of superintendents and delegates for the 19th inst. to consider the best method of observing 1923 as Children's Year. j SUBURBS RIFLE CLUB The Suburbs Defence Rifle Club will complete its championship and series matches on Saturday next on the Seddon ranges at 800 and 900 yards, 10 shots at each. Pictures of robins, holly, and so on came into use on Christmas cards in 1862.