This week, great boots for men, strong pliable Derby boots, 2±s 6d| nocap police boots, 23s 6d; renowned "Pyramid" boots, 24s 6d; tan willow for officers, 30s. Pearson's, 130, Cubastreet.—Advt..
At your service": Our motor-van travels about town, out of town, into town. Great help to persons moving. The New Zealand Express Co., Ltd., 87-91, Cus-tomhouse-quay.—Advt.
It. is interesting to know what oan be attained through a thorough training of the eye, as will be seen in the report recently received from one of Admiral Jellicoe's ships away there on the North Sea. On one occasion a squadron of German ships were traced by the orange-peel, matchboxes, etc., thrown overboard. Rather clever, don't you think? Ladies who are equally well trained in detecting the headquarters of fashionable apparel will agree whenever they see a smart hat, costume, or frock, that it cajn© from 0. Si-y^SuJ^u.-.^-iGliha-gtreet^Adyt _.__..
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Evening Post, Volume XCII, Issue 55, 2 September 1916, Page 4
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