/ 1 » *.'/ 7 : i£r />W\.«f // JJ <xwt. / ' .■3» -...-‘.••Jfr--Vfts mm hi *.? ? * para Keep BOOTS Ideal Sor DAIRYWORKERS, SHEPHERDS, FACTORY WORKERS, GARDENERS, and OUTDOOR WORKERS. Cleated soles. The rubber tongue has no openings but is secured all the way up to the top—no hope of water or liquid leaking in. “Buller” (illustrated below) is ordinary boot height. “Ashley” (left) is 9?. in high. All sizes available. “Buller” “Ashley” /« “Marathon” Thigh Gtsissboots Really sturdy, and will stand up to tons of hard wear. Rubber reinforced at the knee to enable the gumboot to be bent back without the lining cracking. They’re the best. w RUBBER CO.LTDI EAST STREET, £E3 Q32T ’PHONE 307 • I rr < mM UP c fO \&K. oP” dy i\i & fd^ WOODS LTD., lAMBTON QUAY. WELLINGTON 46.8
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 69, Issue 263, 19 August 1949, Page 5
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