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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1668, 7 February 1913, Page 2

' It is every woman's duty to learn the | hygiene of the hair and skin. Miss Mil- | Bom'a exclusive and up-to-date methods « alid preparations will win back the'worst - complexion and restore the poorest hair to its proper life and energy. Those whose hair and skin are fading, can restore them through Miss' Milsom's expert knowledge, wliich she imparts, and tho true preparations' and how to usa them. Delightful face massage will remove ; wrinkles with the use of "CULTENE" Skin Food (Regd.). tho coarsest and most withered &kin will ouickly become smooth and soft. Electrolysis, Hairdressing taught. Grey hairs restored to natural colour. Shampooing, manicuring, clipping/ Perfect Switches, Puffs, and Natural Hair-Pads. Transformations most natural .and lightest weight. Hairfopd unsurpassed—euro dandruff and falling hair. Personal attention. Miss Milsom, King's Chambers (opp. StewartDawson's), Willis Street, Wellington. Telephone 814.*

Spring and Bridesb.afds' Boiiqnets of Fashion. Favourite flowers—rose, carnation, lily of valley, exquisitely designed and forwarded to any Dart of Dominion. Miss Murray, Vicellegal Florist, 36 Willis Street.-Advt,

Bicycles are comparatively rare in Auckland, and thefts of tlio machines aro •correspondingly rare (says the "Herald.") .Telegraph messengers have lost four cycles during the last few days, and the police have the matter in hand. Two of the bicycles were Government property, and two belonged to the messengers themselves. Two disappeared on Friday, one on Saturday, and one on Tuesday mornins;. The messengers had in each case left their machines standing outside offices while they: went in on business; and the lads are naturally greatly disturbed by the new and disagreeable clement that has obtruded itself into their daily round. Conjuror (who is about to Login his per- , forinance): "Will any boy pleaso lend mo his assistance?" Boy comes forward. Conjurer: "Have you evor seen mo before, my boy?" Boy: "No, father.". Rheumatism and its allied complaintsGout, Soiatica, Lumbago, aro tlio results of long and continued impregnation of the system with Urio Acid. KHEUMO acts upon tho Urio Aoid and banishes it, giving the blood corpuscles the stimulus that enables them to do their work pr - pcrly. HJIEUMO has cured tho most stubborn cases. Chemists and Stores, 2s. Cd. and 4s. Od. per bottle.—Advt. 11