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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 135, 3 March 1919, Page 2

Mrs. Osborne Hay, of Christchurch, who has been the-guest of Mrs. James Angus, of Maraelotara, is now visiting her father, Mr. George Love, of Hastings.

Miss Doriso Guise will resume teaching of (lancing and deportment on Saturday, March 15.

Ladies who are overtaxed by the exertions of the recent spell of line weather will find it course of Face Massage at Mrs. Rolleston's very effective in toning up and vitalising the skin and the faco muscles. Small wrinkles and bagginess under tho eyes quickly disappear under the fingers of a. skilled Masseuse. Complete Course of five treatments, One Guinea. Mrs. Rolleston, Qualified London, Paris, and- America, 25G Lambton Quay.-Advt.

The peculiarities resultant of the recent epidemic is its attack on the scj\lp, causing hair to fall particularly in youth. Miss Milsom has innumerable testimonials from people who I'&vc hnd but ono scientific treatment. The trouble was removed, and they were taught to continue their own home treatment in their own homes. Consult Miss Milsom, Hair and Face Specialist, Si Willis Street. •Phone BU.-Advt.

RUSMA DESTROYS SUPERFLUOUS HATR.—Rusma (Reg.) will remove that unkind growth on lip and chin, and leave the skin clear and smooth. . No pain as.with electrolysis of depilatories, or no possible disfigurement. Call to-day for free trial. Mrs. Mullen, Dept. D, Courtenay Place Tram Terminus. Telephone 1M7.-Advt.

\ startler in boys' pauania hats—see our fiuo quality lino showing in window and clearing at 3s. 6d. Geo. Fowlds, Ltd. -Advt.

To bid a touching farewell to relatives and frienrjs, present one of our dainty "Bon Yoyngo Posies made from the choicest blooms—sentiment and beauty combined. Miss ' Murray, ViceRegal Florist, Willis Street, Wellington. -Advt.