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[Williams s s£p g j produces a lather that differs ir» m all others. First, in body. It is thick and close and profuse. W Second, in lasting qualities. It holds its moisture and remains 1 w on the face, thick and creamy, without the drying and smarting " effects of other kinds. Third, in its action. It softens the beard and soothes the face as no other lather does. ■ Fourth, in its after effect. Unlike the lather A of other soaps, it always leaves the face cool, m comfortable and refreshed. “The only kind that won’t smart or dry on ' the face.” Sold by chemists, hairdressers and perfumers all W over the world, or mailed to any address on receipt of w price in stamps. j J I Williams' Shaving Sticks, Is.; Williams' Luxury ! i Tablets, Is.; Williams’American Shaving Tablets, 6d. I ® I (Trial size) of Williams' Shaving Stick, 2d. ■ The J. B. Williams Company 65 Gt. Russell St., London, W. C.: 4 Rue Chauveaux La- | garde, Paris; 161 Clarence St., Sydney, New South Wales. Head office and factories, Glastonbury, Conn., I’. S. A. |®a

POST BOX NO. 44. CABLE A INLAND , 4ea TELEGRAPHIC CODE) TELEPHONE I J evrics. 2060. "UNITED” F' " ~ United Service Hotel CATHEDRAL SQUARE. CHRISTCHURCH, N.Z. This high-class Establishment is luxuriously furnished. Has conveniences all that science can suggest, and an appearance of comfort prevails everywhere. Electric Elevators. All Trams start from the door. PROPRIETORS. Jowsey and A. W, Lane,

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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 6, 9 February 1907, Page 51

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Page 51 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 6, 9 February 1907, Page 51

Page 51 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 6, 9 February 1907, Page 51

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