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Greymouth Evening Star, 9 July 1924, Page 7

Wear Better Boots JBH| ' This Year' ' J || “Didn’t know Lawn’s sold o Boots?” Yes, we do, and our winter footwear is out of the ordinary for comfort and wearing qualities. Here’s why. Very soft uppers cut from best part of the hide—pliable as kid, yet wet and crack proof. Solid leather insoles and welts flexibly stitched to good, hard-wearing, English oak- ! tanned leather soles. Popular models in a variety of weights, finishes, widths and sizes.; MEN’S CHROME DERBY BALS, 35/-, 37/6, 45/-. MEN’S BOX CALF BALS. Welted, 32/6, 45/-, 48/6. I MEN’S TAN WILLOW CALF BALS, Welted, 37/6, 48/6. I ; Come and see these before you try elsewhere—seeing doesn’t | obligate you. 1 . F. B. LAWN Men’s Complete Outfitters, TAINUI STREET, GREYMOUTH.

I Cheap Properties COBDEN.—S-roomed house, hot & ZA ik cold wa^eT ’ 33 acres land in ff Va sunny position. £B3O. See ff U agent re terms. H A I PREST P N ROAD.—House and two | sections. A snip at £325. £6O I deposit. Balance £1 per week. I f \ SvML TAINUI ST. —6-roomed house in h Ji Am ~~ good position. Price £470. fil Willing to let right man in for Ml deposit of £7O. HIGH ST—House ■of 8 rooms, m rP Hl' every convenience; splendid W JB iWr Bw section. Cash required £3OO. GUINNESS ST.—Two storey house. I (‘rnn dw This place has 10 rooms, and [ FOR SUCCE<uS AM> HAPPINESS J- every convenience. Price £BB5. Tlie rent now bein S obtained for the front rooms more than pays interest on the whole amount. I have many other propositions intending purchasers will find it to their benefit to call and see. S. BURNETT WHITE, LAND AGENT, - - MACKAY STREET. , * !

LEVER BROS. AND Q—TOL. Preliminary negotiations were for the use of the name ‘Q—To? for edible oils ; but it has since been decided by the big firm to purchase the manufacturing "and marketing rights of Q—Tol for all purposes throughout th e world outside of N.Z. and Australia. —Advt. -