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Auckland Star, Volume XXI, Issue 25, 31 January 1890, Page 6

J"tJ-BI3LEE SB-A-SOISr. Grand Display of at the FOE This well known and popular Establishment, notwithstanding the pressure of adverse winds, still continues to maintain first rank in public favour. Its resources and unequallsd facilibies for commanding a large trade are undisputed and stubborn facts. The recent arrival of Large Shipments of lew © -oodg for our Christmas trade enables us to submit a few quotations, requesting that an inspection of our immense and varied stock may be made before purchasing elsewhere. SAI.E PRICES. SALE PRICES. S. D. HANNAH'S 150 prs. Ladies' Lace Shoe* 4 11 HANNAH'S HANNAH'S 144 prs. Ladies' Button Shoes ... 5 3 HANNAH'S HANNAH'S 100 prs. Ladies' Oxford do. Glace yp. ... 6 11 HANNAH'S HANNAH'S 2SS prs. Ladies' Oxford Glace do. ... 7 9 HANNAH'S HANNAH'S 288 prs. Ladies' Fancy do 7 11 HANNAHS HANNAH'S 150 prs. Ladies' Patent vp. do. Lace ... 7 11 HANNAH'S HANNAH'S 150 prs. Ladies' Patent vp. do. Button... 7 11 HANNAH'S HANNAH'S 244 prs. Ladies' Glove Kid do. Lace ... 7 6 HANNAH'S HANNAH'S 100 prs. Ladies' Glace H.S., do. Lace, l.h. 10 6 HANNAH'S HANNAH'S 250prs. Ladies' Prunella E.S.Boots, 4/11,5/11,6/6 HANNAH'S HANNAH'S 144 prs. P. Kid E.S. Boots 4 6 HANNAH'S HANNAH'S 144 prs. Ladies' P. Kid E.S. do. vps., 5/9 6 3 HANNAH'S HANNAH'S 200 prs. Ladies'LevantE.S.do. (best), from 8 6 HANNAH'S HANNAH'S 250 prs. Ladies' Kid E.S. do. (best), from 9 11 HANNAH'S HANNAH'S 300 prs. Ladies' House Boots, from ... 3 6 HANNAH'S HANNAH'S Ladies' Glace Button and Lace Boots, from 7 6 HANNAH'S HANNAH'S Ladies' Light Glace E.S. Special line HS. 4 11 HANNAH'S HANNAH'S Girls' Calf Kid Shoes, 7—9, 4/11; 11—1 5 11 HANNAH'S HANNAH'S Girls' Lace Boots, from ... ... ... 3 9 HANNAH'S HANNAH'S Gent's Oxford Shoes (English),from ... 6 9 HANNAH'S HANNAH'S Gent's Calf do. (German), from... ...10 6 HANNAH'S HANNAH'S Gent's Best English do., from 12 6 HANNAH'S HANNAH'S Gent's English E.S. Walking Boots, from 8 11 HANNAH'S HANNAH'S Gent's Shooters, without nails, from ... 9 11 HANNAH'S HANNAH'S Gent's Cove & West's, Bostock & Cave's HANNAH'S (Specialties) HANNAH'S Unsurpassed assortment of Children's Boots, HANNAH'S Shoes, and Slippers, from 6d upwards. Glycerole, Peerless Gloss. Satin Polish, Nubian Blacking, and Biakey's Protectors (all sizes). Wholesale and Retail Boot Manufacturers, Leather Merchants, and Direct Importers, 172 Q'CTE-EISr STEEET OPPOSITE darby street 1 BELF-BHININ6. 10 BRUSHES REQUIRED I Gives an instantaneous brilliant polish which lasts a weeE wet or dry is^®&^f;S"lltfljfllljl I 5 weather. Mud can bo washed off and polish, remains. Does not injure jS^P^PlfefPllP^^WM f I leather nor soil clothing. For all kinds of Boots, Shoes end leather mVmmk 1 H Articles. —NcrBTAN _IA_?_YAOT--ii__ CO., Ltd., Gt. Saffron Hill, m^,itf&&?Am!B fit! Jr/rgwf I P tgndon, EJugland. 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A sore came on the chin, it, externally, and Outio-ba Resoi.v_.ot, the new beneath the under lip, which was very offensive, blood purifier, iriternally, are a positive cure for His head was one solid scab, discharging a great every form of skin and blood disease, from pimples deal. This was his condition at twenty-two months to scrofula, from infancy to age. old, when I undertook the care of him, his mother Have been in the druTTnd medicine business hf!**? dled when he was a little more tban a year twenty.five years. Have been selling your Outi- °ld' of «»™Ptt°n (scrofula of coarse). He could etna Remedies since they came West. They lead Wajk a U"le ' but could not get UP if he fell down ' all others in their line. We could not write nor aud C°U[- "? ™OTe When to bed * b&^B D° could you print all we have heard said in favor of ™? °' *" hnndfl- * immediately commenced the Cotioijba Remedies. One year ago the Oo__- )? th tbe °D«OOTA Bmaoatt, using all freely. _____ and Soap cured a little girl in our house of ? ne . 60re. after v another. bf* d > a bony matter the worst sorehead we ever saw, and the Resolv. J 0™1"5, m °acb, one °* *hese 'deep once EOT and O-TiCDBA are now curing a young gentle- | ÜBt bef°re healin S, which would finally grow man of a sore leg, while the physicians are trying ,0°" and we taken out; then they would heal to have It amputated. It will save his leg and rapidl y- °ne of *neae *& bone formations I pre. perhaps his life. Too much cannot be said in BerVe(L After taking a dozen and a half bottles he favor of Cut-Cuba Remedies. waß com Pietely cured> and 1B "^ **■ age °f «* S. B. SMITH & BRO., Covington, Ky. year8 ' a 6tron* -d healthy °h™- TOTrtri _. 6 Mbs. E. S. DRIGGS, Sold by all chemists in New Zealand. BrioB: 612 E.Clay St., Bloomington, 111. Cuxicuba,^-. ; Soap, 25 cts.; Bj-solVent, Jl. $g- Send to Messrs. B. Towns is Co.. Sydney Prepared by the Potxes Dbugawd OheMioal Co., for "How to Cure Skin Diseases," 64 _»£__& Bostop, U.B.A. illnst-utioa&a-od 10D testimonials. _____ DADV'C SWtai «calp and hair preserved and bfian- DIMPLES, blackheads, red, rough, chapped and DAD I 0 Ufled hy the use of C___-___v'S-_J.. | T .iO oily okin prevetitea-hy CxnticmnlßoAr