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Evening Post, Volume CXXVIII, Issue 70, 20 September 1939, Page 13

FOR CENTENNIAL SIGHTSEEING! There will be a popular demand for this style of Footwear . . . Cool and* Comfy, they are ideal for the hours of walking, leaving Hie feet still fresh and eager for the evening's festivities. Martin 1* briMhmt window display snow many oinor wknHar sty/es/ LADIES 1 SANDAL A SANDAL FOR MEN ,-r^^^ in Fawn, Tan, White, Blue A strap-over Sandal in fashionable _^^^ jt'-\^*>^m^6& or CALF. Leather or Grey shade. Welted - f^^^/^^lS Crepe soles. In soles in leather or rSKf^^-^^K \fjS%2^<^m, half sizes. Same double crepe soles. In Made in N.Z. and equal to UAklll CUHCC — the best Importeds! mWWIV 3nUB3 Ia DIICCIBC M *^I*B P°Pu*ar *(ye is procur•'^^'la, J^\ KUrHES . able in Blue, Grey j^^W&mSUii&m' VOV^/J£«N In Whit«» Fawn and «"• Brown .Ca^^RH^Sj|H[. "CENTENNIAL" FOOTWEAR! 'iL '■ !iHH Made in N.Z., and made for MARTINIS ExckiMvefe*! Jb4BH^^V As illustrated. In BLACK or TAN CAEF. Vfeefcedsoias. J^HBjt^^^MJ^H^HMfe^^Jlf Three toe shapes; all sizes. .. ijJUJlffri "Centennial" MONK SHOES. To-dayk »Me ifcM* headliners in Black or Tan Calf. W^ C^^^^PH^HHS^i "Centennial" GOLF SHOES in Heavy Grain Leatta* vJHR Moccasin front, double leather welted soles. %fi|li|n COURTENAY PLACE 73-75 WILLIS STREET