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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 138, 28 February 1918, Page 3

TO CORRESPONDENTS. (By Arrangement with Mrs. Bolleston, Hair Physician, Specialist in Electrolysis and Face Treatments, quali- , fled, London, Paris, and America.) Correspondence replied to privately arid confidentially by post or through this column on nil matters pertaining to the care and treatment of the hair and complexion. Advice is also given gratis on the treatment of the following:— Falling Hair. Premature Greynces. Faded or Lifeless Hair. Baldness. • Dandruff and Seborrhoea. Alopecia Areata (bald patches). Electrolysis (permanent removal of superfluous hair). Complexion Treatment. Blackheads (acne). Ereckles and Tan. Premature Wrinkles. Care of Hair Combings. Value of Transformations, Toupees, and Switches. Treatment of Children's Hair. Write, Mrs. Hollestoii, 250 Lambton Quay.—Advt.

There was an excellent attendance f.fc the Sailors' Friend Society on Tuesday night, when the programme, which k;\k a fine one, was submitted by Miss E. Still. Mr. Moore, Missioner, occupied the chair. Vocal and elocutionary items were contributed by the following: The Misses Harden, R. Bitossi, King, Willcocks, and Pope, and Messrs. D Scott,. and Whitty. Tlie Misses Harden and Kerr were at the piano. The audience joined lionrt;l.V in the competitions and tho singing of tho popular choruses. _ The Temperance address by the Missionor was , , followed by pledges. The .society desire to thank the donors of gifts of books lot local and oversea ships. "sniff up7qarqlh or swallow -