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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 9919, 7 September 1895, Page 7

, ________ Toilet. JJDSON'S fXAIR TJENEWEK RESTORES GREY OR FADED HAIR TO ITS NATURAL COLOUR. It cleanses the scalp, and prevents dandrutt ' It promotes growth, and makes the hair soft, pliant, and glossy. In BOTTLES at Ss 6d. Posted. 4s 6d, to any part 01 the colony. GIVES THE HAIU A BEAUTIFUL GLOSS. WANGANUI, October S6th, 1892. Slß.—While in Auckland on a visit last Marsh I bought a bottle of your Hair Renewer. I found it .so far superior to any other article of the kind that I have used no other since. It gives the hair a beautiful gloss (which is a great point) does not soil the toilet-cover or dress if a portion happens to get spilt on these articles. As a Hair Renewer and beautifler it is far superior to any of the American productions which are so much puffed and extensively advertised. I have much pleasure in recommending it to the Public—l am, etc., Mrs. C. HAVE TO THANK YOUR RENEWER Auckland, January 26th, 1895. Mr. John Edson. Dear Sir,—l have just been looking over a few of the testimonials from some of your grateful lady friends, and have much plea sur« in adding mine to the list. Some years ago my hair was getting very grey, and I was induced to try several popular Hair Restorer*, but all with injurious effects, till I procured a bottle of your excellent Hair Renewer, and have been using it for about ten years. All my friends wonder how it is my hair has retained its colour and quantity so splendidly. I tell t hem I hare to thank your Ren EWER alone for its preservation. Besides removing dandruff, and keeping the head clean and cool, another very agreeable feature is its inexpenuiveness. I never lose an opportunity of recommending it to all and sundry. I am, yours very sincerely H. J, D. COMPLETELY SUCCESSFUL. Kamo, Whangarei, Sept. 7,1891. Mr. Boson. Sir,—Kindly send me another bottle of your Hair Rknewer. lb has been completely successful in stopping my hair falling. I only regret I did not use it sooner, before I had lost more than half my hair. Yours gratefully, K. A. D. Prepared by J. EDS o*B, CHEMIST AND PHARMACIST, Medical Hall, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. Established 1559.) Sold by Chemists and Storekeepers throughout the Colony. Publications. „ x & /COOPER'S BOOKS ON HORTICULTURE. ' s d Barnes J. ( Asparagus Culture .. .. ~.16 Bernay, L. A. 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GEOLOGICAL MAP OF THE THAMES GOLDFIELDS, 5 s - OHINEMURI GOLDFIELDS, Brought up to 27th August, 1895. 2 6 D UPTON AND CO., QUEEN STREET, WILDMAN AND LYELL'S LIST OF NEW BOOKS, AND NEW AND CHEAPER EDITIONS. Lan Maclaren's, Beside the Bonnie Brier Bush, 6s Tinmer's Twain, by John Mackie, 2a 6d paper, 33 6d cloth Renshaw Farming's Quest, by Bertram Mitford, 3s 6d Story of a Sin, by Helen Mathers, 3s (3d Miss Piecociiy, by Chas. T. C. James, 64 Highland Cousins, by William Black, 2s 6d, 3s 6d / Round the Red Lamp, by A. Conan Doylo, 2s 6d, 3s 6d Matthew Austin, by W. E. Norris, 2s Cd, 3s 6d The Queen of l.ove, by 8. Baring Gould Kitty Alone, by S. 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