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Evening Star, Issue 19272, 10 June 1926, Page 14

£3 BOOT POLISH \\\ w i ft) :v K held 3 a power pi 7 reeisiS ance ? to the leather that no ©the? polish caa glv e t The new EASYsTD* OPEN Jins bring it to you in perfect condition, Just give a few HARD Jcnecks op top with the hack of the brush as though to drive the lid further on, The lid will thea Joesen and come off easily, '•'jVuggff ” f* tnae * : fitom (Tpn), path fhouin, fancy Red (tnd ftigp.er Pram. Also in }Vhilc fat Patent and Coloured Leathers. * 4d., 7d, !/, per tin , nugge boot poush SS»*ISS! m B£{ ytr ft PURE VOUTIIE-EUCAIYPTI EXTRACT

HAMPSON \J of CHAMPIONS We take pleasure in announcing to the public that we have purchased the Footwear Exhibit which attracted such favorable comment from the visitors to the Big Exhibition, and was nnanimously awarded by the judges the “ First Order of Merit ” for Shoes manufactured in the dominion. This particular display brought forth many congratulatory letters to Messrs Skelton, Frostick, and Co., the makers of Zealandia Shoes, and many requests to be able to purchase such .practical mementoes of our Record-break-Jug Exhibition. This has now been made possible, as the entire Exhibit, comprising over 200 pairs of Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Shoes, will be displayed In our Princes Street windows, and offered to the buying public at practically the Production price. The most exquisite designs, smartest styles, and a quality of workmanship that expresses unlimited care and attention to detail. Such an opportunity may not be afforded to purchasers for another decade. Your early participation is necessary if you wish to obtain Shoes which are Alone in Their Excellence. W. HARRIS & SON, Ltd. THE FOOTWEAR SPECIALISTS, DUNEDIN.