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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 284, 27 November 1908, Page 1

...' i ; WASTED. ...;'-. I .. ; . . tra N T,E.D'-y- ;^::y;'o:;ir''k' ■-'~ ' k v' ; r gPKING AND ! ... , TjIOpTWEAK. '. ~., ' ; ' . " , 'NOW ..'OPE > NBl>'',,AT'.-'. : ! •' ■Jk|TIL;LER'S TJOOT TJAI_VCB. T ADIES'. rp±X, -pOOTWBAB. I We are showing 47 VARLBTIEB in. Ladies'. Tan Footwear : Ladies' Tan Shoes from o/l% to i 15/11 pi»ir' ; ' • > Ladies' Tan Boots from 12/8 t* 20/ pair . . , m TADIBS' TJOOTS * gHOE^. Ladles' 13/6 English Glace , Kid ' Shoes clearing at B/ll Ladles' 15/B English Glace KM Bals. clearlns at 10/« I_d;i>s' Lace and Button, Shoes (sewn), 2/11 pair Ladies' 1-Bar Walking Shoes, 3/11 pair Ladies' Lace and ' • Button ' Boots (pat. tipe), 4/11 pail - 1 '/'' ■ Ladies' "Evening Shoes, 3/U T pair Ladies' Prunella Slippers, 1/11 aad 2/6 pair ' ■">'• ■ • • Ladies' Carpet Slippers, 1/3, 1/11, ?. Ci and 2/6 pair; ■ r<. ■ ■ ■• ■ Over 5000 Pairs Ladies' American Shoes, in Lace, Button,: and Strap, from 6/11 to, 15/6 pair rpENNIS AND gAND igHOE-. Ladies' Tennis Shoes, 2/6, 2/11, Vβ and 3/11 jiair Ladies' Sand Shoes, 2/6, 2/8, 2/11 Children's Tennis Shoes, 1/8, 1/11. 2/6 pair Gent.'s Tennis Shoes.' 2/9, 2/11, 3/6, S/ll and 4/11 pair Gent.'s Sand Shoes, 2/6, 2/11, 3/6, a-'ll pair Gent.'s Tennis Boots, 4/11 and 5/11 pairQENT.S -JJOOTS. Men's English Boots, 6/11 pair Men's Best Chrome Bals., 10/6 pair Men's 13/6 Glace Kid Bals., 10/6 pr. Men.'s Best Quality Tan Bals., 10/6, 13/6, 15/6, 17/6,-and 20/ pair Men's 20/ English Boots, clearing at 15/ pair /CHILDREN'S -pOOTWEAR. Children's Patent Shoes. 4 to 6, 1/3 and 1/6 pair; 7 to 10, 2/6 pair Children's Sandals, 2/6, 2/11, and 3/6 pair Infants' Shoes, 71d pair; ever 3000 pairs to. select from. T>OOT CUNDBIBS. Boot Laces, 2d per dozen Ladies' Rubber Heels (Wood Milne), usual price 'Jd pair, 3' pair for 1/ : Uen's Rubber- Heels, usual price 1/ pair, 3 pairs for 1/9 ■puxciv rVooDS. HAND BAGS, ETC.—We have Just opened £200 worth of Leather Hand Bags and Purses from the ceiebrated makers, Edward I'osen a'noTCo. Tbis is the Dest variety • ever shown in Auckland. .Ladies' I'urses, Gd to -Vβ . ■ . Ladies' Chatelaine Bags, 1/11 to 25/ CHIMSTJIAS CARDS—Very..Large Selection. 12 Lovely Cards for 6d; 40 Choice Cards for 1/. Aα excellent variety of Boxes and Single Cards at out usual low cash prices. j ,-.. DOLLS AND TOTS in immense - variety A Job . psrehase eT. .1/ ~-..__ „ ■ dolls are being.clearwJ.at 6d aaro. . PERtDM«Ki AT hSLf PRICK. lot* Doxcii VerfuiaerirV'Doucllt jot>. now being cleared -at less than, half price. 1/ Bottles of LavenSer Water for 4*d; 1/ Bottles'"ot -Eau dc Cologne ..for 6d. A large assortment ot I'cifiiuaos, fi in a bos, ueiial price, 3/' per box, now clearing at 1/ per box v , Lar'ce 1/3 Botile of Lavender Water, 7Jd per Bottle,- FOB. 14 DAYS O-XLY. ™ Moth Balls. 12 dozen for 6*. 1/ Writing Tablets. 3 for 1/ , Good Envelopes, Id per Packet Ladies' aud Gent's Watches from a/o to 'mj GOOD SPECTACLES te suit all sights—*>d. 1/, 1/6 pair; Crystal, 2/6: Roil Gold; 3/9; Real Pebbles, o,T> eair. AT jyj-ILLEE'e. -P»ANCY T>EPOSITOBY AKD ■TJOOT pALACE, 100, 102 and 104, VICTORIA-ST. YY ▲ « x p ». AU Coota to Uμ' HUDSON'S BALLOON BRAND . . BAKING POWDER. And insure sneceaa. mASI-EiD N O W N. Advertisements are received tor the "AUCKLAND STAR," and forwarded by Telephone, by the following Afents: — JI'ONSSONBY— Walter Lambourne, Three Laaips Mr llarvejr, uear Car ttaia G.KBY LYNN— . , Mr Cronin, Chemist ' NEWTON— . .E. Porter and Co. , SYMONDS-ST.— Thos. Russell, Chemist MT. JflDljN-- ~... , ' Martin-uud Co. (Cucksey'e) '•-'■ KINGSLAiND— A. W. Page MT. ROSKIIL— Bridgman's Store MT. ALBE&T— F. W. Hunt EPSOM— .' "■ T. H. Rowc ELLERBLIE— S. Chattertoa . . - ■■■ . ' PABNELL— J. W. Robinson. Chemist ONBHUNGA— A. H. Ormred Grant and Meddins ■-, . < OTAHCHC- r C. Farasworth • H. Jackson "•'•■<• /• ' • BIRKENHEAD— W. Wallace DEVONPORT— : K. B. Parnham, Chemist TAKAPUSAt- i Mr G. Laslett NEWMARKET— Tonks, Wynyard, and Co, - AINTS OF "HIGH" GRADE, Specially Prepared for Hoose ' Painting. s. j. BW-: **» c°-, 43, CUSTOMS-ST. EAST. LOST AMP rOPHP. 10/ REWARD.—Lost, from Talcapuna, -a-w/. on | as t Snntlay morning, a Brown Pony Gelding, with strap on neck aM rope attached.—Above reward on returning to Lhke Hotel, Takapnna." LOST, a green-painted Dinghy, from Heb-eon-st. wharf.—Reward, apply Star Office. . . eg LOST, between reservoir and Northcote, ferry, Gold Bracelet, set with diamond and two "rubies.—Reward, apply Star Office. 58 LOST, either on Onebunga car or in Queen-st.. Thursday, Gold Bar Brooch, 3 canieo stonesr.Bewara". — "Staff" Office. 5 LOST, from Devonport. Yacht's Dinghy, Oft. with green ..ribbon; anyone giving, information or returning to owner will be rewarded.—Apply S. Short, Devonport. 49 T.OST. Maltese Lace Tie. between ViewJaf:, rd., Mt. Rostill, ana McKdvie-st. Grey Lynn, probably, the vicinity Gnieaiwaod and Haalett sts; valned as keepsake from a decease* relative.—Substantial reward * at ,&»*eton's Store, Dotalnioo-rd- <*' Mrs tteawm I_!»daliM ; -' ••' ;;-•.