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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXVI, Issue 2878, 2 December 1921, Page 4

When Your Fancies Turn To Thoughts of Fragrance. There's a close association between Flowers and the finer perfumes which, bear true floral fragranceWe Handle all of The Best Perfumes ENGLISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN as represented in the products of makers. Come in and see them. You’ll find one which is worthy of adoption for regular use. o Lavender Water, made in New Zealand from 2s to 10s 6d. Perfumes are no longer considered as a luxury, but rather as a necessity. The essential oils required and used in the preparation of perfumes are recognised for their valuable antiseptic properties. There is, of course, a big art in so blending the variourodors, as to bring out the desired fragrance. This is especially noticeable in the case of the higher-priced makers, whose aim is to produce an article as much concentrated as possible, in order that the odour will be permanent. 65 LAVENDER WATER, as a perfume and toilet article can easily be cited as an instance of almost perfection and is a New Zealand product. Longniore’s carry big stocks of this, as also 13 ir res’, Roger and Gallet’ s etc. L. W. LONGMQRE, Cash Chemist, Telephone 47, Paliiatua Dispensary.