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Taranaki Daily News, 27 February 1919, Page 6

Mr. J. Craven Burleigh, London Hair Specialist. MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN CAN HAVE BEAUTIFUL HAIR. If they use JOHN CRAVEN BURLEIGH'S True Hair Grower. *MAViII J; Don't cut it off because it is falling. Clear away the Seborrhoe, get rid of the Parasitical Animalculas, open the Hair Follicles, fertilise through the proper ■ channels inside the scalp. Every man or woman who has previously tried other preparations without success, and whose hair is falling from the after-effects of Should use my True Hair Grower, which will stop the hair irom falling and promote a new growth. I refrain from expressing any personal opinion as to other preparations but Point, td the vast array of letters received from persons 'who Haying tested numerous advertised compounds, washs etc' without benefit, used my preparation, and found it to be exactly as represented—a True Hair Grower. It is not a new Hair Remedy, specially prepared for the present demand, but has been established for over quarter of a century and is always prepared in accordance with the formula with which my name has become famous, and which is endorsed by noted analytical experts of England, Fiance, and the United States. My preparation is known throughout the world as the best remedy for thin, straggling or weak i.air. falling or splitting hairs over-greasiness, over-dryness or itching of the scalp lustr ° l ' ' total or partial baldne « s > loss of color and ESTABLISHED OVER 25 YEARS. London, New York, Paris, Moscow, Milan, Sydney & Auckland. Be wise and use none but J. Craven-Burleigh's True Hair Grower. It is the best, oldest, and most reliable on the market. It is the cheapest because it is better t' . _ - Preparation. Sufficient for one month's home treatment, either Pomade (ointment for dry hair) or liquid (non-oily for oily hair) 5s only. Skin and Scalp Soap 1/- per tablet. ' Dept. 13 Hellaby's Buildings, Queen Street. Auckland

son 1, Sisters Convent (Hawera) 2 and Eyelet hole embroiderv.—Miss Ethel Stephens (Eketahuna) 1, Miss Muriel A. Quin 2, Miss I. Hunger 3. Table centre.—Miss Muriel A. Quin 1, Miss c. MacPherson 2, Mrs. Carroll 3 and v.h.e. Afternoon tea table cloth.—Miss A. Phillips ]', Miss Grace Booten (Matapu) 2 and 3; also, Miss M. A. Quin 1, Sistei'B Convent 2, Miss' I. Hunger 3. Pillow sham.—Miss Coralie Matthews (Feilding) 1, Miss Ethel Stephens 2, Sisters Convent 3. Cotton eroohet, fine.—Miss I. 0. McCutcnan (Kohuratahi) 1, Miss Muriel A. Quin 2, Mrs. J. Baker 3. Coarse.—Miss Clemow 1, Miss A. Phillips 2. Wool crochet.—Miss C. MacPherson 1, Mrs. Estelle Brassell 2. Crochet d'oyleys.—Miss I. 0. McCutchan 1, Miss Muriel A. Quin 2, Miss A Phillips 3. White linen d'oyley.—Miss Muriel A. Quin 1, Mrs. Tom Anderson (Huiroa) 2. Darned sock.—Mrs. E. Brassell 1. SOLDIERS' COMFORTS. Pair socks, fine.—Mrs. E. Furlong (Linton) 1, 2, and 3. Coarse.—Mrs. D. McDonald (Feilding) 1 and 2. Miss Gray (Elthain) 3. Mittens, with thumb.—Miss L. Duncan (Palmerston North) 1, Mrs. D. McDonald 2 and 3. • ART SECTION. Still life study in oils.—Mrs. G. Bates (Eltham) 1, Mrs. E. A. Beer (Elthain) 2, Oil painting—Mrs. T. Hutchinson 1, Miss M. Stunners (Eltham) 2. Seascape in oils.—Mrs. G. Bates 1, Miss M. Stanuers 2. Landscape in oils.—Miss M. Stanners 1, Miss I. Grant 2. Figure study, black and white.—Mrs. Chaa. Best (Hawera) 1, Mrs. Grimstone (Elthain) 2. Cartoon, in black and white, a war subject.—L. J. Hall 1 and 2. Landscape, in black and white.—Miss B. Davies (Eltham) I, Miss Weir (Eltham) 2. Landscape in pastel.—Miss Weir 1, Miss Willy (Mata) 2. Seascape in pastel.—Miss Weir (Eltham) l._ Oil painting.—Alison Broadloy 1. Flower study in oils.—Miss Willy 1, Miss B. Dawes 2. PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS. Essay on planting an orchard.—Fergus Lee (Ararata) 1. Best camisole, girl under 17.—Miss Olive Jones 1, Miss E. Daley (New Plymouth) 2, Piece of hand-sewing, girls under 12 years.—Miss M. Harris (Wellington) 1, Miss Coral Lundberg (Ararata) 2. Button-hole, girl under 12.—Miss M. Harris 1, Miss Rebecca Hooper (Tokaora) 2, Miss Maud Willcocks (Tokaora) 3. Crochet camisole top, girls over 13 aad under 18.—Miss E. Daley 1. Handwriting, girls under 14.—Trixie Francis (Tokaora)'l, E. Morrisey (Hawant Convent) 2. Maud Hwitv (Toka-