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Brochure 7 is valid from 1st July until 31st July 2023. We've pulled together details of all the products that have dropped in price in this brochure so you can easily see if your favourite products are cheaper than in the last brochure. You can also see what's new here.

Here are all the products we have found that are cheaper in this brochure than in the last brochure. To work out the comparisons we use the cheapest price you could buy the item. For example if a product costs 3.50 but is part of a 2 for 4 offer we would list this as 2.

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In the UK, Avon now reaches one in three women, with six million women seeing an Avon brochure every three weeks. Avon provides innovative, quality products to customers at competitive prices. Product lines include Avon make-up, Avon fragrance, ANEW skincare, Skin So Soft and Advance Techniques. Avon also sells an extensive range of wellbeing products, jewellery, lingerie, accessories and gifts. More products carry the Avon name than any other brand in the world.

Hi, We are Reps Anywhere and we help our lovley customers browse and buy their Avon favorites online with courier delivery to their home. Our customers tell us that they love Avon and they love it even more when they can get a good deal on their favourite products. We have compiled this list of products that have just dropped to a cheaper price in the current brochure to help them do just that.

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The Avon True Flawless Soft Focus finishing pearls are available in the June brochure for R129.90 each and the Mark 18 hour Eyeshadow Ink are R134.90 each. Tried and loved by your friendly Avon lady blogger ?

on -mM STAGE FW JUDITH FISHER Queen's University As this is Chris Hosgood's last Victorian Review as editor, I should Uke to put him "on stage" for a moment and thank him for being such a good editor and fun to work with. He wUl be missed. Pickings in Victorian theatre are a little sUm at the moment except for the Shaw Festival and GBS offerings elsewhere. Here's a bit of trivia for future reference and nothing to do with the stage, a new EngUsh film version of Dickens' OLIVER TWIST is currently being shot in Prague! CANADA: ONTARIO: Platonov by Anton Chekov DuMaurierTheatre Centre, Toronto 3 - 17 September 1999 Produced by the SoulpepperTheatre Company Oliver based on novel by Charles Dickens Princess of Wales Theatre, Toronto 4 November - 19 December 1999 Musical by Lionel Bart, produced by Cameron Mackintosh Hard Times, For These Times based on novel by Charles Dickens National Arts Centre. Ottawa May 2000 Adapted by Michael O'Brien, directed by Marti Maraden. SHAW FESTIVAL, NIAGARA-ON-THE-LAKE: The Shaw Festival wiU mail its handbook and brochure on request Telephone: (905) 468-2153 or 1-800-511-SHAW (7429); Fax: (905) 468-5438; and internet at . Heartbreak House by George Bernard Shaw Festival Theatre I May -31 October 1999 Getting Married by George Bernard Shaw Court House Theatre 14 May - 26 September 1999 The Madras House by Hariey Granville Barker Court House Theatre 1 1 June - 26 September 1999 Directed by Neil Munro. On Stage83 Uncle Vanya by Anton Chekhov Court House Theatre 6 August - 25 September 1999 Starring Michael BaIL Waterloo by Arthur Conan Doyle Lunchtime Theatre at the Royal George 5 June - 25 July 1999 Village Wooing by George Bernard Shaw Lunchtime Theatre at the Royal George 1 July - 19 September 1999 STRATFORD FESTIVAL THEATRE: Telephone: (519) 273-1600 or 1-800-567-1600; Fax: (519) 273-6173; and internet at . Dracula based on novel by Bram Stoker Avon Theatre 2 June - 7 November 1999 A new musical with book and lyrics by Richard Ouzounian, music by MarekNorman. NOVA SCOTIA: The Government Inspector by Nikolai Gogol NeptuneTheatre, Halifax 30 March - 23 April 2000 Adapted by Ronald Eyre, based on the Canadian translation by Michael Schonberg. UNITED STATES: NEW YORK: Jekyll and Hyde based on novel by R.L. Stevenson Plymouth Theatre continuing Musical with book and lyrics by Leslie Bricusse, music by Frank Wildhom. Directed by Robin Phillips. Peter Pan based on novel by J.M. Barrie Gershwin Theatre until 29 August 1999 Directed by Glenn Casal, starring Cathy Rigby. 84Victorian Review UNITED KINGDOM: LONDON: A Month In the Country by Ivan Turgenev The Pit, Barbican Centrein rep RSC production, adapted by Brian Priel. directed by Michael Attenborough. Widowers' Houses by George Bernard Shaw Cottosloe, Royal National Theatre opens 2 December, in rep Directed by Fiona Shaw. An Inspector Calls by J.B. Priestley Gairick Theatre continuing Alison Fiske has returned to the cast as Mrs. Biding. Candida by George Bernard Shaw New EndTheatre, Hampstead continuing Stan Paula Wilcox. Jane Eyre based on the novel by Charlotte Bronte New Ambassadors24 November -24 December 1999 Adapted by PollyTeale. Cinderella pantomime Kenneth More Theatre, Ilford 16 December 1999 - 14 January 2000 Peter Pan based on the novel by J.M Barrie Wimbledon Theatre 10 December 1999 - 23 January 2000 STRATFORD: Don Carlos by Friedrich Schler RSC in Stratford-on-Avon June - September 1999 in rep Look for this production next aeason at the Barbican in London. ...

To assist NHTSA in its effort to minimize the danger to children and at-risk adults during the deployment of air bags in traffic crashes, more than 30 of FHWA's divisions participated in outreach activities with their state partners from mid-December to mid-January. Creative ways have been found to communicate the message and distribute the Air Bag Safety Alert brochures. Groups such as auto dealers, day care centers, churches, landlords, and the media have supplemented the normal distribution to highway rest stops, the police, and municipalities.

At the northernmost point of this meandering itinerary there is the Pitlochry Festival Theatre in a lovely setting in the hills exactly in the middle of Scotland. The brochure says ''the ambiance'' is unique - leisurely playgoing, excellent meal before the show, a greeting from the kilted manager, a view of river and mountains from the foyer. Guest directors and guest designers are responsible this year for five productions - all fairly ''safe'' fare. They are ''The Admirable Crichton,''(May 7 to September 3) ''Night Must Fall,''(May 11 to September 24) ''Rookery Nook,''(May 14 to September 24) ''Twelfth Night,'' (June 10 to September 21) and ''Translations,'' by Brian Friel (July 8 to September 22 ). e24fc04721