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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 91, 10 January 1918, Page 3

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. [By Arrangements with Mrs. Rolleston, Hair Physician ami I'ace Specialist. Qualified London, Paris, and America.] 6 "llillicent."—lace Massage is so customary in all parts of (lie world that oven 'the most sceptical cannot but acknowledge that it is conducive to health and beauty. We make a speciality in both Wellington and Christchurclv rooms of the latest methods of face treatment in our special eoursw for removing blackheads, purifying the complexion, preventing wrinkles. Fee, one guinea for coiiirsc of live treatments, including necessary preparations nnd advice on tho care and treatment of the skin. "N.O'C."—lnstead of using a hair stain apply Dr. Waldron's Hair llestor- «■ to tho roots of the hair with/a email sponge. It has the effect of gradual!} darkening the white hair as it growa and so stimulating the condition of the scalp that the groynes* : s arrested. Price, 7s. lid., postage Is. Further replies posted. Jirs. Kolleston, 256 Lamblou Quay.— Advt.

An action lms been brought in the Scottish Courts for an injunction against tho sale of tho old liurviiißgroiind of tho west parisli of Groenock, which contains tho gravo of Burns's "Highland Mary." Tlic plaintiffs maintain thu.t they hart) patrimonial rights in the old burying-ground. The defendants are tho heritors. Soino people call KOLA-NIP a temperance drink—some call it a health drink—all regard it as a cooling, stimulating beverage. You will know it by its I nutty flavour.—Advt.