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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 48, 25 August 1926, Page 13

The fact that in 1925 in England waste tinfoil, usually regarded as worthless, realised £1228 16s 2d, is revealed in the an-i nirnl fiiiiincial statement of the tinfoil (hospital) fund of the Ancient Order of DiuicK The tinfoil received by the committee of control during the year totalled more than lOOOcwt., and realised on its sale an average of 25s a'ewt. •■ Indistinguishable from the natural wave is the Stamford permanent hair' wave. All guesswork and frizzing is eliminated, because their artists have had many years' experience in London and Sydney. Ladies are reminded that the work of permanent waving—especially white and grey^ lair—is guaranteed by that long-esta lished and leading firm, Stamford's. Ltd., 68, Willis street, Telephone 44-74bv—Advt. : Something distinctively different in millinery is to be seen at Hayward, Ltd., 226, Lambton quay, where a new shipment of smart "spring hats has arrived. These comprise models in black, navy, bois de rose, and other favoured shades. Some have delightful touches of velvet ribbon trimmings, while others are almost severely plain. English felts in latest styles and colourings from 19a 6d. To see them is 'to covet.—Advt.

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