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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 205, 31 August 1933, Page 16

J:.,; GOOD I BUSY Yes, you are always busy doing something for those boys and girls of yours, but they are worth the best, and when it comes to FOOTWEAR, the child's health must be considered. We have been making School Shoes for forty years, and "OFFERS" certainly give you MORE WEAR ATA LOWER PRICE. Double-Wear Soles - . „ „ ~ Boots for Hard Wear, for Boys. A NeW ' All - Rubber Durata Leather c- in., is mm is ■ 1-Bar Shoe. Soles: Soles: , ?, \Vi£ !» bi - k «*- « S S- ,Q ';'/« 1a„d2 12 /H m 't mr * la /9 9/H 3to 5 H/6 ,zes I/O Sizes 1 and 2 o «, . A , 7t09 2/ 13/6 12/6 Same Shoe, with Lea- * --. fc. -> r , , , ' Sizes 3 to 5 ther Soles, 1/- per 10 to 2 2/6 ld/11 13/11 pair cheaper. ' .^^L r## L/F# W7/2# .BOOT SPECIALISTS. NO WONDER WE'RE BUSY. " **3 y • ■■■ • Naval Manoeuvres Australia will be there Haeremai! to the Aussies, who amongst other diverse accomplishments have captured the hearts of our local lasses, introduced two-up, admitted our harbour is not so bad, and have taught us to call a dark horse a fair cow. Meet Tim and Ru, Ambassadors of Good Cheer and professional thirst provokers. They will tell you which beer is the best. Tim: What do you think of our harbour, Aussie? The bridge is yet to come. Ru: Pipe down Matelot, I'm not the Great Australian Bight. Tim: Talking of "Pipe" and "Bight" reminds me of the bosun's whistle, and the bosun's whistle suggests whetting one's whistle, so what about biting a bottle of Timaru. Ru: Aha! We splice the mainbrace; Advance Australia and give the "counter" sign. This, Timaru is the stuff for men tcho come up from the sea for sips. I've got a thirst.like a stokehold-bosun. Bottled with loving care by Copyright _ . John Reid & Co. Ltd; • TA42-163 Ansae A van ue . A u ck I a n d mTBKMmmWmWmWSESCBBEEmW.