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HAL WOB3OYS. Touring Mgr. Toilet Specialists. > T IST OF COSMETICS Manufactured by th* KASHMIRI COSMETIC CO., At "THE LITTLE SHOP AROUND THE CORNER," NO. 9, VICTORIA ST. WEST. ' These Cosmetics are manufactured solely by usfrom the purest materials —under conditions of absolute cleanliness. Vvnenever possible herbs and flowers are usee, and the deucat© perfumes so obtained mate our preparations quite different from any others. KASHMIRI SHAMPOO: Thoroughly *' d. KASHMIRI SHAMPOO: Thoroughly cleanses the scalp and hair; removes danctrun, leaving the hair bright fluliy .26 ROSEMARY HAIR TONIC: Stimulates the scalp, causing a heanhy growth of hair; delicately-scented, Pleasant to use 4 6 TOILET PARaFFINE: A very delightful toilet necessity; strengthens the hair and imparts a gloss. In many colours and perfumes . . Is and 3 0 FACE POWDER: These powders are , altogether unique; exceptionally smooth, containing NO BISMUTH; they are made in a great many beautiful colours suited to the individual complexion by the -maker, who has made a careful study of the subject, and in a range of delightful perfumes 7 6 f ELDER FLOWER OINTMENT: A sweet-smelling, old-fashioned remedy for skin troubles; made from iresh* elder flowers 2 6 . COLD CREAMS : These creams are es- ": pecially good for the' akin, containing nothing to cause a growth of hair, are safe and pleasant to use, nourishing the tissues - . . . .-26 2 EMOLLIENT LOTION: An excellent preparation for whitening and beautifying the skin; invaluable for travellers 3 0 ASTRINGENT LOTION: A fine tonic I for relaxed and oily skin; corrects too large pores; made from fresh cucumbers . . ..30 I. TOOTH. 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LOTUS Balm Massage Cream removes crowsfeet and wrinkles, gives skin - youthful appearance through rejuvenating subcutaneous tissues. Is 6d, posted. LOTUS Balm Vanishing Cream produces velvety smoothness and- peachbloom complexion. 2s 6d. posted.—Lotus Balm Co.. 108. Ponsonby Rd. Timber. 5. TV AND CONS. *-*' VT LIMITED. »J FC~I THE BEST TIMBER. Head Office; Imperial Buildings, opp. Smeeton?. Ltd. Mill and Order Office. Poore Street. ! Freeman's Bay Reclamation. Head Office 'Phone, No. 653. I Mill and Order Office 'Phone, Nos, 96 and 51J !
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17347, 19 December 1919, Page 16
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