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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1112, 27 April 1911, Page 9

For permanently removing superfluous hair by electrolysis Mrs. Rolleston was awarded a diploma at the Rhodes School of' Electrolysis. Boston, U.S.A. Appointments made and personal attention given at her new address, 25G Lambton Quay, nearly opp. the Economic. 'Phono 151)3. * Floral Tributes.—Gifts of rare and choico Flowers are always acceptable for friends or relatives. Designed and arraugecl artistic emblems are always to t, O seen at MISS MUKKAI b, Vice-Resnl Florist, 3G Willis Street, Tel. 265. Wed! ding Bouquets and Designs sent to anv part of Dominion.—Advt, J

The ,Earl of Rosebery opened an exhibition and sale of Scottish home-spun tweeds, knitted and laco goods at the Mansion House on Marcivl3 organised by the Scottish Homo Industries Association. I.ord Rosebery remarked that tlio wholo City of London—or the great part of itwent to Scotland in August, and usually arrived in kilts, which wero put on in tho train. At Perth Station they were apt to appear in brilliant kilts, with very white knees, except, perhaps, thoso more practised visitors who stained them in walnut hues. The old tale of a cough is around, Tho hacking that won't go away; And whilo cures of small worth hor» abound, A wise mother should not go astray;. But uso for u very bad cough, Lung Balsam from 11. Barraclough. BAREACLOOGII'S ACACIAN LUNG . BALSAM, la 6d. Tho late Mr. William Taylor, of Eastbourne, England, who left property worth .£9-1,908, bequeathed about ,£38,000, subject to certain lifo interests, between Liverpool Royal Infirmary, the Royal Hospital for Incurables. Putney, the Hospital for Consumption. Brompton, tho Cancer Hospital, tho Home for Confirmed Invalids, Highbury, tho North London Homes for Aged Christian, Blind, and the Samaritan Free Hospital, London-