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Colonist, Volume LXI, Issue 151034, 28 July 1919, Page 7

Many a male resident of Wellington Timy often have wondered why the barier to whom he entrusts his" face and hair is so persuasive when the matter of •i massage or shampoo is mentioned 'says the "Post"). A possible clue to the reason was given at the Arbitration Court last weok. when a journeyman hairdresser said that for every massage shampoo treatment he gave he was •i!lov»ed a commission, which totalled for rho week from 15s to 255. fnr>rdertally, |his witness considered that the average iourii"yman's takings for his employer for all classes of work were_ about £1C a week. •■ - '"',:'