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Free Lance, Volume X, Issue 468, 28 August 1909, Page 16

LADIES. IS our haax coming out in handfubs? Has it lost that gloE6j sheen which all healthy hair should have? If so, it is certainly time it is attended to. WIOLETTA Hair Food and Tonic a perfect remedy foi weak, thin, and falling Hair. Prevents the hair from Turning g^ey through the renewed life given to it. Guaranteed not to contain any poisonous dyes, such as lead, silver, etc. Ladies will find WIOLETTA invaluable. It adds a glossy and silky character to the tresses, without any sticky feeling. Sold in large bottles, 3s 6<3; postage, 6d extra. AH Chemists and Hairdressers, or from KIRKCALDIE AND STAINS, Wellington.

STOP AT WINDER'S CORNER, And VISIT HE TIFFIN, Most Up-to-Date LADIES' AFTERNOON TEA ROOMS, Opp. Royal Oak Hotel (next Geo. Winder's), NOW OPEN! NOW OPEN!

wedding presents, g. & tTyoung, JEWELLERS, 252. LAMBTON QUAY, ARE showing some new designs in Goods surfcaible fox the above. BUYING DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURERS enables ub to place > before our customers a good selection! of the NEWEST GOODS AT SPECIALLY LOW PRICES And of Reliable Quality. STERLING SILVER PRESENTATION GOODS. We have now in stock some very fine Silver Waiters, Tea and Coffee Services, Afternoon Tea Sets, Flower Bowls, Vases, and a full range of Old English Spoons and' Forks. Inspection Cordially Invited.

PIANOS. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. OUR New Show-rooms are mow Opened with a Magnificent gelation of PIANOS and ORGANS, jrmt arrived direct from the Manufacturers. INSPECTION INVITED. Lowest Prices for Cash. Easiest Terms on Time Payment. Guarantee with every Instrument. SOLE AGENTS FOB: C. Bechstein : : Berlur W. G. Earestaff and Sons : London Paul Werner : : Dresden BRITISH AND CONTINENTAL PIANO 00.. B. LEWIS, Manager. 34, WILLIS-STREET.

A GIFT OF UTILITY Assures Future Enjoyment. The IDEAL Gift therefore—to a woman— A SINGER SEWING MACHINE. IT is sure to please and give lasting and reliable service. The discrimination of the giver is shown by the sewing machine given. Any well informed woman would prefer a SINGER if she was allowed the choice. A cheapl y made sewing machine is aear at any price, liable to break, and difficult to operate, A labor-saving machine for woman s use should be the BEST. It is the truest economy to get the BEST, «'»•«■• «TROM