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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 132, 5 June 1926, Page 17

by l>ost K.K. rOOtWear. Bargaiti* List Astonishing Bargain* are offered this month. It i* impossible to include them all in this announcement, but they are all listed in our Free and Post Free Catalogue. Send for one To-day. KK6—Ladiea' Patent 1-B«t fyiV Wjli.i.i^ shoe*, fancy cut-out rront, I ..- * ffi i ' i-oTils heels; dainty model — | fi C it *S ///J! , "" , / Finest materials tiiroughout. .1 I / 1.3 fc» Iff "I I (As illustrated.) —111 I 1 J {*% *W JM I 18 XX 10—Ladi** , PaUnt Bar f LI |U V A Shoes, cut-out sides, Cuban I | I : <y 7^&'''"2r m t lieels; smart —16/- pair. * ' •" XX 6—Ladie*' HighMt-grade L "-ft • J Patent Bar Shoes, cut-out " T7v- -' 4^ fronts, low celluloid heel?; f -f?V ,-ji^Bf* iieautifully designed—27/ pr. T •'A ,^r^^^^ < As I }cr illustration.) KKls—Light Tan Calf 1-Bar CHH-DRUN'S FOOTWEAR, "«'' l^Tcoiour; , *o™- GIM. Kid Strap Shoes, pump leatfceP B* 20/ " pair " 3 0 )f 6 lnfin^s' r "Black Glace 1-B«r 8ho»», pump leather XX 8 (as illustrated) —LatfiM' soles—3/- pair. j£x High-grade Patent Fancy Bar 3x6 Infanta' Patent 1-Bar Shoes, wide toes, macbtne a©kv\ Shoe*, Louis heels, cut-out sewn—6/3 pair. fronts and sides—33/- pair. 3xß Infants' Black or Tan Lace Boots, machine sewn— (Hfiir L e?.d. **i&"«' B " ck -T« Sand..s, strong leather soles X ti"Cr w9 Chrom ' L,c,Boou, wide toes: soud^ sliip—3o/- pair. 7x 10 Children , * Patent 1-Bar Shoe*, machine sewn, KK2o—Ladies' Dark Tan Calf wide—7/8 pair. Bar Shoes, Cuban neels, pel- 7x 10 Children , * Clace Kid Strap Shoes, V. sewn—e/3 KKB fectly cut—l 9- pair. pair. XX 0 (as illustration)— | * 10 . Children* Black or Tan Sandal*, wide fitting— p k, *•& *n™' jiQi^iSir^ ,,l *■" * hott - macwne sexra - n paTr. 110 "' 3 laleSt decree - 18/ - 11 «1 1 Qirff Qlac. Kid 1-B.r Shoe., machine sewo, XX 11—Ladiec' Glace Kid Bar 11 x 1 Cirla' Vatent Fancy Bap Shoe*, high -grade ' Shoea, cut-out sides. Cuban quality—l 3/-. iSHaft. heels; very latest cut; all 2xß ■aide' Patent Oxford Walking Shoe*, Cuban leather— l 3- pair. neels —l4/- pair. rKI2 L.die.l Black Sued* 2* c "■"lβ , Olace Bar Shoea, low heeli; sensible stiape tT'JSTiS&S? J2 ■" Oe,,efl * u " ce Bhew, ,ow " eels; good -' j» 18/ - P" ir * 2x i Maid*' Patent Fancy Cut-out Bar Shoe*, low heels kk 13—Ladiee , Patent Ox- —17/- pair. tf9 ■BK\ ford Walking Shoe*, Cuban 71 • Boy*' Box Calf Derby Boots, strong- for school; Heels; superior quality; mc- wiae toe— lf- pair. ilium pair. 7 x 10 Boys' Glace Derby Boots, machine sewn; qiialitv Box D.rby hard wear; strong Bβ by c. and J. Clark; Louis 11/-pair. heels 12/- pair euifreiie. KKO Gent. , * Oamel Hair Cloth Slipper*, learner end felt .Uppers felt sole., serviceable-./. crocodile Lizard, and Sna.e Bar .h0.., low heels- g* calf Shoe,, 1-B.r. Cuban heel,, good-*/. «/- Qnd pa ■ GENT.'.. soles —•/- Peir. ~ * „„.•„_ T^o= IK/ „.;, Ladiee' Oamel Hair Cloth Buckle Boot*, leather solesBox Derby Boot*, leather lined, medium toes—ls/- pair. g/ _ , p _ Glace Kid Oxford Shoe*, very smart "/;.*■',!:=- Ladiea" Camel Hair Arctic Cloth Slippers, with collsre. Nigger Oxford Walking Shoe*, narrow toes—-18/- pair. !eatner soles—B/- pair. <-«'">'. Glace Kid Derby Boot*, leatner lined, medium toes — Ladies' Blue Felt 1-Bar Slippers, felt soles—3/e pair. ,9/. pal, Jgd jGr I In'lid -26 ." ""'kip ■■ Lad'l*e^ d F^*H»rad* 3 SuL 17/- pair. Plaln t-J-^ , Slipper*, leather soles— YOUTHS'. Cent?*' " Btout Rubber 5x2 Box Derby Boot*, leather lined — 14/- pair. Goloehe*, superior grade 5x2 Heavy Chrome Derby Boot*—lß/- pair. —8/- pair. We Pay Postage. , Mail Your Orders Immediately to K.K. Footwear Ltd. auTklEand

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