ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3101, 4 June 1917, Page 2

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

(By Arrangement with Mrs. Rolleston, Hair Physician' and Face Specialist. Qualified London and Paris.) "D.M."—Faults of tho complexion are frequently due to some disorder of tho general health and until this is remedied local treatment will effect but little improvement. Bo advised by your pbysican or chcirtist, and then take a guinea courso of face massage.

"G.E.B.'.—Dipilations are preparations used for removing superfluous hair, but tho effect produced is only temporary, and tlio growth of hair considerably increased. You must have the hair removed by olectrolysis sooner or later, and I strongly advise you to ha,vo it done at once, as tho longer you allow it to remain the thicker' and coarsor t'ho growth becomes. Fee, ss. per half-liour treatment, as I undertake all treatments personally, an appointment is necessary. Mrs. Rolleston, 256 Lambton Quay.— Advt.

Dance in\tho Soldiers' Club in Sydney Street. , 'Die danco given in the Soldiers' Club in Sydney Street on Saturday evening for tbe twenty-sixth Reinforcements was very largely attended, and tho Indies in charge spent a busy tirao supervising the arrangements and seeing that all was dono to secure tho enjoyment of evoryi one present. 'Madamo Foley supplied excellent nrasic for dancing, and the decided "nip" in tlio air inada dancing a keener pleasure than usual. Supper for the dancers was served in the gymnasium by the House .Committee, and Mm. Coleridge and Mrs. C. Eavlo .were, as usual, in charge of tho danco arrangements. During tho evening Captain Bell, oil behalf of tho soldiers, thanked tho Indies for their hospitality, and said how greatly it was appreciated by them all. Tho members of tho committee who were present were the acting-prcsidont (Sirs. Coleridge), Sties Coates, Mxb. Moorhouse, Mrs. Salmond, and Mrs. L. Blundell, who was hostess in o.hargo of the tea-room. Tho singing of "God Savo the King" and hearty cheers for tho 'committeo and their helpers closed tho ovoning.

Friday nigh t's danco at tbe Anzac Club, I'eatherston, was, as usual, well attended by soldiers and their friends. Mcsdamcs Q. Donald, Arch. Clark, aud Miss Card woro tho Ladies' Committeo in charge of tho arrangements. The music was provided by the Camp Military Band, under the c.onduotovship of Bandmaster "YVatson, extras being supplied by Mesdamos Ilotop. Wickons, Parnoll, Miss Bish, and Mr. AV. J. Martin. Mr. F. Brabant acted as M.C.

Mrs. Magill, of Keatoun, assisted by Misses Burnett and Bannister, will'be in charge of the Red Cross Shop, Woodward Street, on Wednesday, when a good supply of cakes, sweets, flowers, etc., will bo obtainable.

Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Rutherford (Canterbury) are visiting Auckland.

This paragraph is to catch the feminine eye of any unfortunate sufferer with superfluous hair on lip or chin. "RTJSMA" will save yon the expense and disappointment of many unsuccessful treatments. It may be used in your own bedroom with very little trouble and nc inconvenience. It is swift in its effectspermanent in its results—and modest in its cost. When "RUSMA" is _ within every lady's reach, why continue" to suffer the humiliation that superfluous hair causes? There is no uncertainty about "RUSMA"—it is.a guaranteed cure and may be had on application to Mrs. H\(llen, Toilet Specialist, 3 Courtcnay. Place, Wellington.—Advt. .