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Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 53, 4 March 1922, Page 13

"Sex tab lade A Real Razor —Made Safe After trying all the different "hoe-ihaped" typei of safety rwore, moit men conclude that the old-style handle with- the long, well-balanced, stropable blade—like the barber uses— i» the most satisfactory type of instrnment for a clean, smooth shavr . '* Bead this unsolicited testimonial from a user of the Sextoblade :— Messes. E. W. Mills and Co., : ■ ; Gentlemen, —I congratulate yon on having at last found a Safety Eazor that will shave-/! mean Weeks Sextoblade Razor. I have used (or tried to use) most of the best-known and well- • advertised makes of Safety Razors on the market, but have had t%o discard them in disgust arid discomfort. » The Sextoblade is the first and only Safety Razor I have found that fulfils the claims made for it.—l am> . Yours truly, ' ... [The original is on file at our. warehouse.] For a perfect shave from a perfect razor edge, nothing is so good as the Sextoblade. It will shave you so smoothly that you' will wonder' how ever you managed to put up with the scraping of'-your old one. E. W. Mais & Co. Ltd. Corner Jervoia Quay, Hunter A Victoria Sts., Wellington ~f I .Slfiui nMM tti tiMflMt; •MW flfMhfc J? a ~2sm/iMfsskMf / READY . Jt ' \m * Wrt mm- WM^^^^m / K)R USE "W: SMITH t SMITH, itd. w °»Tfcu Wellington. MLJRES CO ««» White and Tint.) ' y^*^^^- FOR ALL INTERIOR / * DECORATION Jrt\ I B^^^jJ^llk ' \k artistic effect to be obtained. 'AtlH a^<&£ Splendid for WALLS AND CEILINGS K%^S^^S"£ • bSS^ffl® Easy and econo'micalto apply; EBa^ Mhßß^. ". ® tr^^^7w^s£- Obtainable in sib. packages R. & E. TINGEY & GO, LTD. MANNERS STREET >, - WELLINGTON v . .1 ____i_Ai^___^ i_^_^_i:;.':.. ''. l ' "- -'v ■ - ' '•■'■■ Boots for Boys for d^2RfcvS or School J^^T College There's nothing better than— Our "Warewel" Brand Made in our own factory and sold to you through our retail . shops at prices equal to wholesale. SATISFACTORY WEAR IN EVERY PAIR NO. 1827— Boys' Chrome' Derby No. 180 I*— Boys' Box Calf Bals., Lape Bals., stout screwed soles neat cap," stout sewn soles, 7to io s 10/6; 11 to i,. 12/6 leather lined 2 and 3, 15/6, 4 and 5, 16/6 • 7. to -10, 1.5/6; 11 to 1, 17/6 ■'-.i , , -2 arid 3, 20/-; 4 and 5, 21/----"No. 1805— Boys' Stout Chrome -. Unlined Bals., stout screwed No. 1828— Boys' Glace Kid Dersoles, toe and heel plates v by Lace Bals., sewn soles ■ , 7to 10, 12/6 jllto 1, 14/6 V 7to 10, 14/6; 11 to 1, 16/6 / . 2 and 3, 16/6; 4 and s. 'V 6 2 anc^ 3> 18/6; 4 and 5> 20^" » NO. 1819 —Boys' Box Chrome No. 1820— Boys' Brown Willow Derby Lace Bals., stout sewn Calf Derby Lace Bals., leather soles ■-',-'' lined, stout sewn soles 7to 10, 14/6 Jllto 1, 18/6 7 to.lo, 18/6; 11 to I, 18/6 2 and 3, 18/6 j 4 and 5, 19/8' 2 and 3, 21/-; 4 and j» 23/6 ! MADE IN NATURALFORM SHAPESx R. HANNAH & GO., LTD. 260 Lambton Quay 103 Cuba Street WELLINGTON And Branches throughout the Dominion.

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