New Selection of Autumn Models. * ti§ Ladies' Paradise, Opp. Town Hall. m The crowning touch to the smart Ensemble. Newest Autumn and Winter Models now showing. Mrs. M. McDowell Strand Arcade. For Exclusive Designs and Beautiful Tonings .... Murielle ILLINERY SALON 23, Karangahape Road. Phone 41= -745. Near Tivoli. " ULVA" Home Cookery. PIE SPECIALISTS AND HOMEMADE CAKES. Everything made with Best Ingredients. Parties and Evenings Catered For at Short Notice. 248, DOMINION ROAD. E. H. MILLER, Dressmaker, Smith & Cauphoy's Blrigs., NEWMARKET. Cuts and Fits Frocks at Shortest Notice. DON'T WORRY WITH PATTERNS. TRY US NESTLE CIRCUUNE. Fnr Perfect Permanent Waving we USC the only perfect method —liecause.it adapts itcpli' to the Individual requirements of each head or hair. AMERICAN BEAUTY SHOPPE (Mrs. Brown), 324, Queon St. ARTS AND CRAFTS. MISS AYLING Guarantees Proficiency and Saleable Work by Pupils in Fewest Lessons. —Barbola. Gesso. Marquetry, Pokerwork, Pnrgeena, Batik, Florescan, Stencilling. Pewterwork. Leatherwork. Carving. Send for Catalogue. 4, STRAND ARCADE, AUCKLAND Complexions Beautified DKcluimtu MM by SPECIAL /CLAY PACK.V ((SO MISS A. MOORE, , Q T Toilet Salon. v—r-' | St. Kevins Arcade. Newton. I ■ Phone 46-77 1. ;piiiiiiiiiiwiiiniuiiniiiiiiiiiiininiiimimiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;mniiiiimi;i | "Ye Olde English Cake Shoppe" % (Miss Haythornthwaite), | | CATERING SPECIALISTS. | § Dances, Weddings, and Birthdays. g H Pacific Buildings, Wellesley St. E. s | Phone 41-634. | aiiiimimiiiiiiimiiiiniiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiniiiiiiiiuiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiis siiiiiiniiiiuiimmimiiiniiiimintiiiiiiiuiminiiiiimimiiimiiiiiimiimmiiiiii.ij 1 Charming Modos In Autumn s 1 (warn Millinery. § = {?$«!£•«» Capollne Felts a Specialty. = s M? Displayed by n I M<\ MRS. RUSSELL, I I \| \ QUEEN STREET | | V\ \ (opp. Court's). .^iiiiiunnimiininiiiniiiiainiiniinuiiiitiiiiiuiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiraiiniiitiiS CRAFTIQUE. Practical Tuition Dally in th» Teclinlquo of All Branches or Arts and Crarts. Studio: Christine Cameron, 11, Park Crescent, Crarts Mistress. Parnell. Flione 40-420. EXCLUSIVE STYLES in Felt, combined wit m 1 cu, . mbined with I tin or Velvet, \$ Salon Rejuvenol Second Floor, H.B. Bldgs., QUEEN STREET. POWDER SPECIALISTS. Telephone 47-600. iiiiittijiuiainiEiuuiiiiiiutii lllßllfflllu' IKuD lllliilII! I MARGOT : SMART MILLINERY. Player Piano Rolls | J Roll Library CALL AND HEAR LATEST 1 NUMBERS: § " Chilita,' = " It Gees L;ke This," " Sonny £' vy," I " There'a Rainbow Round My | Shv- i-irr," 1 " My j ngel," ett. C'R jO'N LIBRARY TO-DAY, I AND HAVE MUSIC ALL THE 1 YEAR ROUND. I MISS MOORE, | Sole Agent Brinsmead Pianos, = 16S, QUEEN STREET, | (Opp. H.M. Theatre). § First Floor. 1 •nriKimmninititiiiininiHimiiflniiiiimniißirimiiiiiimhiiiHimiißmiig. yiisses Jraics 243, Dominion Road, Near Valley Road. - O Country 4 C S Orders Receive \ Special Attention. 21, KARANGAHAPE RD. Shop, 40-035. Res., 20-745. WINTER Second Floor, H.B. Bldgs., Queen St. Miss F. Mackenzie, Phone 47-800. The Winter Siason is upon us, making new & clothes imperaW tive for the smart woman. £k "NINETTE" KW afTcrs most W/ valuable assistLvi ance with her unique ideas. "Mary Elizabeth " flrlglral Hats nt Reasonable Prices. Large and small fittings specialised. A.M.P. Buildings, Queen Street. Downstairs. Special Baby Outfits, £2/9/6. ifl AP , • —From 12/11. 1 P*\« C 6 A '' With Leggings, 154. KARANGAHAPE RD,. NEWTON. Phono 46-229. COWN~SPEOAUST. 31, SHORT'S BLDGS., QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. Phone 42-093. Matrons' Hats at Wholesale Prices, 25/-, 21/-, 19/11, and 16/11. Black and Navy Corded Slllc. MISS NIDD, Bank of New South Walos Buildings, Cor. Karanoahapo Rd. and Queen St. | 1 f } if| EVE | = i jpSveß (Mrs. Stanley Cooper), Lister 5 I ; | J C Bldgs., Victoria St., Is show- s ® ln £ Now Autumn Millinery = I - Model s, Ruby Ring Hosiery, s I S / I latest Shades Just opened and j- | = Hand-worked Supper Cloths, r i Tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimuiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiniiir For QUALITY AND ARTISTIC TOUCH IN .o FLOWERS. . « S „ °' d SLIM BEAUTY, combined >vith a HEALTHY BODY, now attainable by means of the HEALTH MOTOR. Consult MRS. A. BINNS, 18, STRAND ARCADE. Phone 42-302. Now Stylos in Millinery opening: up all tlie time at the " La Rita " Millinery Salon, Opp. Town Hall. Tho Busy Hat Shop. Mrs. E. Palgrave Davy Importer of Oriental Artcraft. Girts for every occasion. Tho Indian Room, 2, Strand Arcade. Auckland. Tho Gift Room, next to Majestlo Thoatro, Quoon Street, Auckland. 1111111111111 it 111111 nlli in n 111 n n 1111111111111111111111111 n 111111111111111111! 111111111 ii i n 1 FRENCH MODES. | Miss HUGHA SUTHERLAND, [ I Strand Arcade, First Floor. I GOWNS COATS HATS. S Latest Imported Parisian Models. :ii minium iiiiiinii inn mi nun l!H!ii inn i h i! mm ill in ii in inuui iiiinin i! ii mi in* "PENELOPE" Exclusive I land-embroidered Brirlgo Sets, Supper Cloths, Pillow Shams, etc. Very Moderately Priced. Everything for the Ncedleworkcr. Cottons. D.M.C. Silks. 442, UPPER QUEEN STREET. Brldos* Paradiso, C T E ~T xIY E ' IJ+ Hninrlrivcainn Hairdrossing Parlours, Pormanent Waving, 417, Upper Queon Stroet. Phono 43-465. Elsie Mitchell, Corset Specialist, 636, Upper Queon Street, Auckland, Specialising In all Surgical Garments. B y Sp eclal Appointment to Viscount Jelllcoe. I\'o Wedding' or Social Function complete without Miss Aitkenhead's Cakes, 47, Park Road, and Quoen Street. Phone for Orders, 44-761. jgi2ja-afeEMS!MaMMaMa®aiaisMsEMaMin;j 1 FOR YOUR NEW HAT g 1 TRY I 1 THE AILSA MARY g I FIRST. 1 ij M. SINCLAIR, 415, Queon Street, & Bolow Tabernacle. S Mrs, mcgill; I BEAUTY SPECIALIST, l 2i °- i f| Paclllc Buildings, Wellesley Street, g r Tiiiiiiii;imiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir-. 1 Maison La Robe, 1 P lll^ ov ' n3 Arcado, @ (3 Karangahapo Road ' (opp. Rendells). r.j Pl 3 » * lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillij » You will be intensely interested to see « S our looms at work, and tho beautiful S = fadeless materials wc are busy weaving S 5 to order, in every colour and design. :i 5 Inspection cordially Invited. ;i § TANIKO WEAVERS. j! 5 Misses S. M. and J. Mulvany, :j 5 Kent's Buildings, Newmarket. u rilllllllltllllllllllllllllHllllllllllEEllllllllllillllllllllllllllli French Embroideries. Latest .'arls, American, and l.ondon deslgris in Frocks, Evening Shawls, Curtains, etc. Also, Hemstitching, Buttonmaking, and Rhinestones. 309, Third Floor, Paciflo Buildings, Wellesley Street. Phone 40-608. LOST LINEN Avoid Laundry Losses by using a Rubber Stamp, with your name. Stamp. Pad and Ink 3/G complete, Post Free. MRS. HAMMOND - DAVY, 43 Mt. Eden Road, Auckland. u'mmiiimmmmiiimiiiiimmmiiiiiin: 1 MISS ASHTON. | = DRESSMAKING CLASSES and " = SPECIAL COURSE DRESSCUTTING. £ ~ Ladies' Material Cut, Fitted, Tacked. Z! Day or Evening, by Appointment, Z! 2 6, Kent's Bides., Khybcr Pass, -I = NEWMARKET =■" Jl n IH! I! 11111 i 111 i 1! MIMIIIIIII i 11! 1111M1112! lT:
V?J V\V hi / v\v% ELECTRIC DOMESTIC APPLIANCES N.Z Agtnlt: /m\ Cory-Wright & Salmon ENGINEERS WF&M P.O. Be 1230 P.O. Bei ICS! Wellington Ancklaad >i ej size Charming—in all hut one detail HOW glaringly superfluous hair robs a woman of her feminine charm 1 Unwanted hair on arms, le£s, neclc fr 'jnderafms is repellant. X-B'zin, a delicately perfumed cream or powder depilatory (h;iir remover) does away quickly and pleasantly with unwanted hair. Apply liberally and let it remain on the •kin five minutes (for best results) then V'ash away with cold water. You will be delighted with the softness and beauty your white, hair-frciiibkin, Guaranteed harmless. If unobtainable .tend II- I* Rodger Importing Co., Ltd. 159 Manchester Street, Chrifctchurch Straight Talncs to Council Electors. No. 2. Fads of the Moment. 1. To abuse the City Council. 2. To charge Councillors with lack of business ability. Results. 1. You depreciate your own City, when you abuse your Council. 2. Youi infer that the majority of Aucklanclers must lack business ability. Comment. Again, judged by last election, it is the minority who indulge in these harmful fads. Serious electors realise that abuse is no argument, abuse is not fact, and abuse shows a weak case. Let any fair - minded elector carefully examine the Retiring Councillors' Ticket to see if there is a single one who has not made a success of his or her particular business. Success means business ability, not the lack of it. SUPPORT THE RETIRING COUNCILLORS' TICKET. i &EPI&tORY| : V HAIR;REMOVER I INVOICES, STATEMENTS, COUNTER DOCKET BOOKS, OFFICE STATIONERY. Highest Quality. Prompt Delivery. Moderate Cost, HERALD PRINTING WORKS, Queen Street, Auckland. sap i i.i'v'"i: m 'm* 3'>•*•*? I m \b Jf HVJM wsm M MM M 0. m m mm i M i Va ill: it GIVE your Baby Nature's own food. Maternal milk is pure and germ free and contains everything Daby needs to build bone and muscle and flesh. There is no substitute equal to ir. Doctors, nurses and mothers testify that when 'Ovaltine' is taken by the mother before and after the birth an adequate supply of rich milk is assured. The mother is enabled to maintain her strength and to feed baby naturally and easily. Nutritional diseases, such as rickets arc prevented and baby is assured of happiness and healthy devolopment. 'Ovaltine' contains therich nourishment extracted from ripe barley malt, creamy milk and new-laid eggs. It makes a delicious, easily digested beverage, containing all the food elements in correct ratio. Enables Mothers to Breast-feed iheir JBobies Sold by all Ch mists and Stores in three sizes, small, medium large. Manufacturers: A. Wander Ltd., London, Eng. TRY 'OVALTINE' FREE. A generous trial sample of delicious 'Ovaltine' sufficient to make 4 cupfuls, will be sent on receipt of 3d. in stamps to cover cost of postage and packing. Apply to N.Z. Agents, Salmond & Spraggon Ltd., Dept. F , P.O. Box 662, Wellington.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20241, 29 April 1929, Page 7
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