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Free Lance, Volume VI, Issue 278, 28 October 1905, Page 22

DR H. C. GLENDININ G (D.D.S., U.S.A.), DENTAL SURGEON, Fletcher'p Buildings, 3, Willis-street. Telephone 1755.

MISS E. CARR'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND (Pitman's and Light Line), and TYPEWRITING, BOOKKEEPING and PAINTTNG, STEWART DAWSON'S BUILDINGS (Corner Willis-street and Lambton Quay). Principals : MissE. CARR, N.S.S.T., N.TJ.T. Mrs J. F. GUNNION, N.U.T., N.S.S.T. Australasian Records, 220 words per minute. Highest speeds in the shortest time.

A. COLONIAL PBEPARATION OF WOELD WIDE REPUTATION. pARKEK'S JJAIR rjONIC A NEVER FAILING CUKE FOR FALLING HAIR, DANDRUFF, AND ALL AFFECTIONS OF THE SCALP. AN ENGLISH LADY'S OPINION. " Surrey, England, 7th May, 1903. MR. PARKER, DEAR SIR, — Will you please forward me another box of your famous Hair Tonic? My friends have used it with the greatest success, and the box containing twelve bottles is now finished. It may seem absurd to send from England to New Zealand for Hair Tonic, but we cannot find any here to equal yours. Yours faithfully, The original letter may be seen at 28, Manners Street. PARKER'S^ HAIR TONIC is sold by all Chemists throughout the Colony. Price, 2s. 6d. per bottle ; by post, 3s. Should be on every lady's Toilet Table.