Page 19 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21882, 18 August 1934, Page 19

MODERN WOMEN demand modern service with the least inconvenience Sensitive to their needs, MRS. BINNS, Beauty Specialist, Strand Arcade, takes pleasure in announcing that she has now installed The New Machine-less Croquignole Permanent Waver This, the first of its kind in New Zealand, arises giant-like, overshadowing all former, less advanced methods. Gone is the excessive weight, the heavy chandelier and pedestal. No more dis- • comfort. The most sensitive scalp is comfortable with this method. No dis- 9 colouration of white hair. Absolute perfection. CALL OR PHONE FOR INFORMATION. MRS. A. BINNS STRAND ARCADE. Phone 42-302. School Holidays. MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS AT ONCE. HOT SPRINGS HOTEL, WAIWERA. MODERATE TARIFF. Children Under 12, HALF RATE. PHONE 2, WAIWERA. Service Cars leave Palmeraton Buildings Twice Daily, 9 a.m. and 3.30 p.m. RETURN FARE, \Q/ m Conducted by D. V. MOORE. OA KEY'S Genuine Emery Cloth and Cabinet Glass Paper The name of Oakey is known throughout the world for the finest quality Emery Cloth and Glass Paper. f ffgf Used in every industry and I 1 household where efficient I HMr . gwatißmi J rubbing down of surfaces is B required, ioo yeari' reputa- J tion for quality, durability and performance. Agents— A. A. Stichbury, Ltd. Blalf St. Wellington BABY SKYSIRAPEIL "The Biggest Little Radio Receiver Ever Offered" AND WHAT A BEAUTY !—But, best of all, its good points are far from being only "akin deep." Packed into a email cabinet for convenience sake, this NEW BABY SKY. SCRAPER has everything that modern skill and science demand to make up a 100% RADIO RECEIVER. 4 Valves, All-Electric, delightful burled Walnut Case with handle, this "perfect baby" is particularly suitable for mantelpiece, top of bookshelf or small corner table, and may be easily moved from room to room (a child can carry it). Direct from Factory at ONLY ©/ J Cash, or F.njiv Terms.

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