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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2876, 14 September 1916, Page 2

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. [By Arrnngemont with Mrs. Rolleston, Hair Physician and Face Specialist. Qualified, London and Pari's/| ' "G.B.C."—The proper care of tho hair includes regular shampooing _at least once a. month, the charge for which is 2s. Gd. It is advisablo to have the ends clipped and singed beforb the shampoo, in order to strengthen the hair and improve the growth. "M.S." (P.N.).--When using dyes ot any kind the hair should first he well washed with a good shampoo powder and warm water. Then thoroughly' rinsed and well dried. You, will friul a toothbrush the best means of applying the stain. "A.Z.B."—The use of pumice stone for the removal of superfluous hair not only increases the growth, but in time scars the skin. Electrolysis is the only permanent cure. Privato rooms for all treatments. Transformations and switches at English prices. 250 Lambton Quay, Wellington. -Advt. "Tho Song of tho Shirt."—This poem portrayed tho hard lot of" tho needlewomen nf earlier days, which has been largely removed by tho advent of sewing machines, of which Oscar Hewett and Co. (established ISS!>) have 6old upwards of 25,000, and for which thoy guarantee to supply needles, 1 parts as may ho required. Parts, needles for all makes stoclted. Repairs promptly, efficiently, and economical. Depot, just below Bank of N. 2. 'Phono 520. Best value in Sowing Machines. Try us.— Advt. Boots and Shoes for little lads. Black arid Tan Shoos, &. Gd. to ss. tlcl.; Boots, •W: Gd. to Us. 6d. Aleo Sandals ;aud other boys' needs. Geo. Powlds, Ltd., Manners Street.—Advt,