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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 21, 25 July 1933, Page 14

MORE REDUCTIONS FOR THE FINAL DAYS ' HANNAH'S SHOE SALE Get a close-up of these Sensational Snips I/ON I deny yourself high-grade shoes . . USLJ AL prices ignored—now drastically reduced HANNAH'S SALE IS DEFINITELY CLOSING NEXT MONDAY, 31st JULY CHIC ~| BROKEN SIZES OF I EVENING SHOES SANDALETTES "bostock'S" prepare "CROCKETT & JONES" For the Coster Ball \ Red, Blue, Brown. "BALLY'S," etc. ODDMENTS Spike Heels. Were 35/-, 45/- Silver, Gold and Jazz ? Were 30/- C\ I SALE I Aim. SALE ~% I \ll \\ PRICES IZL^ PRICES VQ NOW U M ' FROM |^ «? FROM *J O LADIES' QUALITY BOYS' SLIPPERS SUPREME SCHO OL BOOTS Wonderful Value. All Colours and Styles. Rich Browns in Courts At Factory Cost! -t. ■■ sale prices: - and One-Bars Moulded Rubber Soles. D 213 D 215 D6l SPIKE HEELS I # 9C fit* m/i ~' iO7* 4 A I*. All sizes obtainable, AH One Price ' " 8/9 10^12^ 14/3 MEN'S MEN'S "GOODWEAR" SLIPPERS "CONQUEST" SHOES I-Strap SHOES CAMELHAIR Weltedsoles ■■'■■ • • ■ n -i ;d mi i FOR GIRLS Leather and Suede Soles. Dark Brown and Black SALE PRICES: All the Smart Toe Shapes Solid . right through f% I A I I ji I SALE PRICES: 26 and 43 sale „ „, 2 . 3 , 6 PRICE ■ 111 7/4- Q/Q 1(1/1 11/n Warm and Comfortable. ' ■ . "' \ .:...■.: '": #' U O'* W" | I/6 EVERY BOOT AND SHOE OF OUR HUGE STOCKS REDUCED FOR SALE U A kl kl A lit Mid-Winter Shoe Sale SALE PROCEEDING AT ALL HANNAH'S SHOPS THROUGHOUT NEW ZEALAND

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