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Hokitika Guardian, 18 October 1923, Page 4

HAIR TROUBLES. THE BEST TREATMENT. The best treat went for liair troubles is to massage Hie scalp ami so restore the blood circulation and feed the liair capillaries. good tonic greatly assists and for this purpose there is recommended Kamos Rosemary and Quinine Tonic sold by E. Camreon Smith. Chemist, Cathedra! Square. Christchurch, at 3s Gd a bottle, postage 3d. Ruh the tonic into the scalp thoroughly with the tips of the fingers (not the linger nails). Do not let the fingers slip along the scalp, hut make llm scalp itself move in little circles. This not only stimulates the blood that feeds the roots of the hair but loosens the dead rolls and particles of dust and dandruff that Mock up the pores.

SHIPPING 330-TON BRIDGE. LONDON, Aug. 16 The transportation 3(X> miles by sea of a complete 350-ton bridge with 130 tons of accessories will he begun, if tlie weather permits, to-day or tomorrow. when the Southampton terminal bridge Used during the war in connection with the train lorry services to Continental ports, will ho towed out of Southampton on two big barges placed abreast. The bridge will bo taken to Harwich, where it will be used when the Groat Eastern Train Perry Company shortly begins a service to Zeebrugge. The task of getting the bridge to Harwich is expected to take three or four days.

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