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Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 98, 21 January 1924, Page 4

SPECIAL NOTICE REMOVAL SALE — Everything Must Be Sold Sacrifice Prices BRUCE HOWE : Mercer Opp. Midland Hotel, WELLINGTON MtCTM—MI 111 1 1 mMI I ■ ■rwmre “TTiMWIMW, ,nJ lill I I'll i IiII* IIMhi iHii JuHTihTi i*~ 'i I dllfci Boys’ ® Girls’ School Shoes |S||Z3 Our “ Wear-well” I Brand sRv l ' The holidays will soon be over and .) you must be turning your attention Io the boys’and girls Footwear needs. The “Wareweil" boot is made in our - own Factory and sold to you through O ur own Ketail shops at a very tiny profit, “ Good Wear in Every Pair” (OUR TRADE MOTTO) BOYS’ SCHOOL BOOTS No. 1827. BOYS’ CHROME DERBY BALS—Riveted soles medium weight. 7 to 10, 9/6; 11 to 1, 11/6: 2 and 3, 14/6; i and 5, 15/6. No. 1805. BOYS’ STOUT CHROME BOOTS—With tips, 7 to 10. 11/6; 11 to 1,13/6; 2 and 3. 16/6; 4 and 5, 17/6. „, T _, - ~ No. 1829. BOYS’ "WAREWELL” BOX CALF DERBY BALS-Leather lined, stitched soles. 7 to 10, 14/6; 11 to 1, 16/o; 2 and 3, 18/6; 4 and p 5, 19/6. No. K9B. ‘“KING O’ BOYS” STOUT BOX CALF DERBY BALS— Leather lined, best English make. 11 to 1, 18/6; 2 to 5, 22/6. GIRLS SCHOOL BOOTS no. W6. GIRLS’ GLACE KID DERBT SHOES—Patent caps, sewn soles. I 7 to 10, 11/6; 11 to 1, 13/6; 2 and 3, I 15/6; 4 to 6, 16/6. V I No. 1407. GIRLS’ STOUT BOX CALF DERBY SHOES—Sewn soles. 7 to 10, A X /■ '' A 11/6; 11 to 1, 13/6; 2 and 3, 15/6; 4 to V. Zf i 6, 16/6. No 1468. GIRLS’ CHROME SCHOOL BOOTS—Stout rivetted soles, 7 to 10, 10/6; 11 to 1, 12/6; 2 and 3, 14/6; 4 to 6, 15/6. No. 1464. GIRLS’ FINE BOX CALF DERBY LACE BOOTS-Sewn soles, 7 to 10, 13/6; 11 to 1, 15/6; 2 and 3, 17/6; 4 to 6, 18/6. , We pay postage on all orders exceeding £1 in value. Uniform prices at ; all our Branches. BOOTMAKERS ! 260 LAMBTON QUAY 103 CUBA STREET i WELLINGTON. : UNIFORM PRICES AT ALL OUR BRANCHES rn-toi — — rnr-rar -uocaoc ■■roaoi ioc=og= 8 i | Lambton Garage o OPPOSITE LAMBTON STATION § NOW OPEN | o ■ - ' TO RECEIVE CARS - ON ' G 2 n Monday, January 21st. • Q n g Full Supplies Petrol, Oil, Tyres, etc. ! tj ’Phone 404. P.O. Box 162. •Lftr-rnr- toHfir inrrnr- -tactoi ■» -rnr-n Wten Old AqeHasloKen. its Toll of ’ BULLDOG” (GUINNESS’) STOUT is the Stimulant Recommended by Medical Men since it revives flascinx energies, and by its Nourishing properties Builds Up a Reserve Fund of Vitality. jffiijijiyijPjt? Bottled by Robt. Porter & .Co. Ltd., and sold in i “HANDY” CASES (Containing 3 doz. Pint Bottles.) “T, wgglSSw If unobtainable from your storekeeper, £ write direct to the Agents for Robt. Porter & Co. Ltd. , &BOIIBOG CTIWESS 1 ) STOUT j JAM SEASON-1924 g la Compare these prices and re- I □ JS 'W member we pay freight on all f B I ‘a Mailorders. g »/ .fl PRESERVE PANS. P 1 f: .fl BRASS— 22/6. fi f>; if ALUMINIUM—IB, 28. 36 pints, ff W 14/-, 18/6, 27/6. fl HEAVY ENAMEL—IS/-, 21/-, 27/6. y STEVEN’S ROUND POTS— J ■•■ V i' •■ ,2J. 3 gallons, 16/-, 17/6. ( jam jars. 1 MASONS— Pint, 7/6; Quart, 10/-; M ' 1 gallon, 15/- dozen. I WIDE MOUTH—Pint, 8/-; | Quart, 11/6; 4 Gallon, 16/6 dozen. TIE-OVER—lib., 4/3; 21b.. 6/6 JELLY JARS—4/6, 5/9 dozen. Basil Cooper Hardware, Ltd. > 171 Riddiford St. WELLINGTON I