PUBLIC NOTICES, CITY BOOT PALACE, THE RELIABLE HOUSE FOR FOOTWEAR. SENSATIONAL FINAL b-mE! FOOTWEAR LESS THAN HALF-PRICE. NO CONSIDERATION OP COST. , , 75 Pairs LADIES’ COLOURED KID STRAP SHOES, best quality. Usually 35s to 42s 6d. Sale price, 17s 6d. 50 Pairs LADIES’ STRAP SHOES, smart shapes. Usually 29s 6d to 355. Sale price, 12s 6d, ■ FREE OFFER for Friday and Saturday. With every Pair of Shoes Purchased to the .Value of 20s or over, wo will give FREE 1 pair of Metal Extension Shoo TrocS. Value 2s. LADIES’ BLACK SATIN STRAP SHOES, also SILVER BROCADES; low.or Louis heels. Usually 52s 6d. Sale price, SATIN COURT SHOES and SILVER TINSEL STRAP, slightly soiled. Sale price, 5s lid. LADIES’ SATIN "QUILTED _ SLIPPERS, assorted colours. Sale price, 4s 6d. LADIES’ BLACK SATTN SHOES, low heels, all sizes. 8s lid. GENTS’ DEPARTMENT. GENTS’ BROWN WILLOW CALF WELTED BOOTS, best English makes. Usually 50s to 635. Sale prices from 255. GENTS’ BLACK OR TAN OXFORD SHOES, smart shapes. Sale prices from 22s 6d v , . , GENTS' GLACE COURT SHOES, highgrade quality. Usually 30s. Sale price, 12s 6d. , HUNDREDS OF OTHER BARGAINS! EVERY PAIR REDUCED. CITY BOOT PALACE, 97 GEORGE STREET. BETH’S. 57 GEORGE STREET.' FINAL SELLING OFF OF STOCK! Nothing Old to Get Rid Of. Everything Fresh and Clean. This is your opportunity to get DAINTY GARMENTS for Baby at Closing Down Sale Prices. ■>. Bootees, Bonnets, Bibs, Nurseries, Feeders, Hats, Yosts, Hose, Suits, Coats, Pram Covers—ni fact, everything Baby requires—at Sale Prices. At BETH’S, 57 GEORGE STREET. PICCADILLY SHOPPE. Our now range of specially selected NECKWEAR, comprising Crepe do Chines, Lacc, and Georgette Collars, and Collars and Cuffs are really worth, seeing. FRILLED LACE COLLARS, with cuffs io match, in Paris and Rose Beige. 2s 6d set. NET AND LACE COLLARS AND CUFFS, in various styles. 4s lid, 5s 9d, 6s 6d sol. GEORGETTE AND CREPE DE CHINE COLLARS: beautifully finished; embroidered in Oriental colourings. 2s lid to 5s .lid each. COLOURED NEEDLERUN LACE COLLARS AND CUFFS, in the latest shape; very dainty. 6s 6d sot. ‘■CAVALIER” COLLARS AND CUFFS, in frilled net; in Lemon, Nil Green, Saxe, Beige, Ecru, Cream, etc. These would make a beautiful finish to any frock. 7s lid set. A Largo Variety of NET, LACE, AND CREPE DE ‘CHINE FRONTS. From 2s lid to 7s lid.
WM. THOMSON, LTD., 30 PRINCES STREET Opposite City Hotel). HAVE A BLAZING EIRE. ORDER. Dry Sawmill Blocks, esc our yard, 2s 3d per bag. Delivery St. Clair to Ercdcrick street, single bags 35,. two or more 2s 9d each; beyond Frederick street and lull to Town Belt, minimum delivery, 5 bags, 3a each; other localities by arrangement. Ring ASHLEY COOPER, 10 Wilkie road, Kensington. LOST AND FOUND. TOST, Tuesday or JLj Leather Purse, Reward on returning Store, Princes street. Wednesday, Brown containing money.— to Boothroyd’s Shoo T OST, Tuesday, 6th, in Octagon, Gold Keeper Ring.—Reward on returning to Lloyd’s Fruit Shop, Octagon. , LOST, Wednesday, Gloves. —Reward street, St. Kilda. Pair new returning 18 Nappa Driver T OST, Child’s Cardigan, between George •i-J street bridge and Dalmore. —Reward on returning to 38 Franklin street. IST, recently, Parcel, containing shaving outfit, collars.—Finder kindly leave hairdresser, near Frederick L° J. Tuckey, street. LOST, Bicycle Cape, between Waitati and Goodwood—Reward returning E. Howlison and Co., Princes street, Dunedin. 1" OST, vicinity railway station or on south J express, Purse, containing sum of money, license; reward.—72B, ‘ Star. LOST, between Manor place and Exchange, Photograph (child); keepsake. —Finder please ring 13-117; reward. I : "5sT.— Don’t pay fines for chimney fires; J ring 13-250, Otago Window Cleaning Co., 225 George street. I OST, Smoky Chimneys; Dunedin WinJ dow Cleaning Co. are the best _ and cheapest sweeps.—Phono 10-493, private 13-718. 1 BOUND.—Oak Bedroom Suite, Wardrobe, J. Duchesse, Pedestal, Full-size Bedstead, and Wire Mattress, £24 10s.—A. and J. Watt, Princ'. street. FOUND.— A, and J. Watt: 7-pieco Moquette Suite, £l4 10s; Tea Wagons — rimu 28s 6d, oak 37s 6d.—Watt’s. TfBOUND.— Special Smoked Fillets (our JD own smoking), only at Stewarts’, poultry and fieh merchants, Dunedin. LOST, that Shabby Suite and found a new one by having it Re-covered in latest Moquetto at Stewart’s, 4 Carroll street (above M’Lean’s, grocer). I" ijIOUND—F, Hiinmel gives Half-dozen Spoons with Wedding and Engagement Rings.—227 George street. J BOUND—Ladies’ ,9ct Gold Watches, I&L Boys’ Watches, 7s 6d and 9s up.—F.
Himmel, George street. FOUND— Crystal Necklets, 10s, 6cl, 12s 6cl, 15s; Earrings, Bags, Wedding Presents; jewellery sale. —F. Himmel, 227 George street. i^IOUND. —Just landed,, ex Northumberland, new shipment Williamson’s Star Kippers and real Scotch Fillets.—At Johnson’s, fish ami poultry depot, George street. MISCELLANEOUS WANTEDS. BUYER Waiting for good American Organ.—Send particulars Park, Reynolds, auctioneers, Manse street. . WANTED to Rent, a Well-furnished Red-Sitting Room in Musselburgh.— •Reply 811, ' Star.’ WANTED To Sell, Improved Sewing Machine; rotary shuttle; good sewer; in perfect order; £2 IQs.—Boß, ’Star. 1 WANTED To Rent, 4 or 5-roomed Cottage, moderate rent, haudv town. -814, Star.’ " WANTED Known—A Final Clearance of Evening Frocks at The Dorothy Vernon, Cargill corner, this week-end. A WHOLESALE House is open to consider a Chocolate Agency of New Zealand manufacture for North Island; good connection.—Reply Merchant, G.P.O. Box 1,120, Wellington. ALL you want to know and should know about the Garden is obtained from the ‘ Star ’ Garden Annual.
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Evening Star, Issue 20254, 15 August 1929, Page 10
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