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New Zealand Times, Volume XLII, Issue 9629, 9 April 1917, Page 6

PILES. PILES.

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The numerous ills to -which the human flesh may become heir through the instrumentality of an inexperienced hairdresser’s assistant were mentioned Gy a witness during the hearing of the hairdressers’ assistants’ dispute at the Arbitration Court at Auckland. “There is always a possibility, I ’-said the-wit-ness, “that an inexperienced man may not be able to detect, say, a skin disease. and in consequence neglect to take proper precautions 'against passing it on. There is also the disease,” he continued, “known as ‘barbers’ itch.’ An experienced man would detect it at once, and recommend" the attention of a medical practitioner, ■ but an inexperienced man might take a risk_ and pass it on to someone else. ’ There was a possibility, too.” he continued, “that venereal disease might be passed on by contact with a towel through lack of care, it was stated, further, that a knowledge of the nerves ol the face ‘ was necessary for massaging, otherwise a customer’s eye-sight might bo affected or other harm done to him.” The sittings of the Appeal Court have been adjourned until Monday, the 16th inst. Progandra quickly cure* Corns. Bradford, which derives a revenue of .£OO,OOO a year from what was formerly the unutilised refuse of the city sewers, now makes £2 a week out of old tramway tickets, which are collected in boxes placed on the cav