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4k., FASHION FOOTWEAR /I A " FOR AUTUMN shoes fashionable styles with medium heels. Two of a selection of new seasons shoes on disoiav in o ' Above right; 'Gipsy' by Glen Elkin . . . snug fitting soft kid shoe in Red or Black. Sizes 54-10. Pnce $20.25 Above left: 'Dot' by Fiancees . . . styled in calf . . . popular brogue punching etfeut on tho uppers: Fire Red only Sizes 510. Price $19.55 Made in N.Z. Also available at our Umaru House. SHOE REPAIRS ... We offer an excellent shoe repair service for all the family s footwear. Please bring your repairs to our Footwear Department or 'phone 71819 for us to call and also redeliver. PLEASE NOTE ... we are closed 11 today. Doors reopen at 830 | a.m. tomorrow, Thursday. 7th " February,

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