Mr. and Mrs. t Hush Morrison (Masterton) are visiting Auckland. ' Miss Moira Campbell, eldest daughter of Lady Norman Campbell, an old resident of' Hawke's Bay, who is now in Great Britain, is assisting at a Host Station for Soldiers in France. Every woman' is interested in another's household experiences. A lady says: "I have been using Desert Gold Tea. for nearly two rears, and I am quite satisfied with both flavour and quality." All grooers sell Desert Gold Tea. Test; it today.—Advt.
Sixteen battleships (one a cruiser) were built for .Britain between the outbreak of the war and the end of 1915. Indispensable for tho toilet is "Sydal," a softening, soothing, ■ refreshing emollient that preserves the natural clearness and transparency of the skin and keeps both hands and face in perfect condition. Ladies find it delightfully soothing on hands, arms, and face ■ after a jaunt into the country or down to the seaside. 2s. buys a three months' supply. At all chemists and stores.—Advt.
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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2856, 22 August 1916, Page 3
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164Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2856, 22 August 1916, Page 3
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