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Grey River Argus, 13 May 1911, Page 8

: " ■■■■•■■• TSie . Idea! Boot IL FOR Ji 1^) , O M. -....■' | |(| Zealdndia Boots withstand the stress and strain of school lift. ih Active, hustling youngsters appreciate the comfort they prooidsA ] p t '.? tha feet, whilst their thriftily-inclined parents prefer Zmm» 1 1 !■ 'ti'r. Boots because of their durability. J??~\. HI are made in New Zealand, A^^ F*^%\ /f %& *jfatijjffl )m *by New Zealanders, in the /( | ||SljS|l y . I I^*llll^ JU largest and best equipped / |^3^KU ' mR^^K) Every process in their manu- >JJj jlirapl ■ if W^ ral faeture is watched by experts, -^ ' ' 01 'TI ili 'h! 1 m while the modeU arm the t [I \iWsi Mm II Hi Your dealer should stock % | W§& CT I W Zemlandia Boots -if he doe* W^wTIL ■ who will sett you are at one* supplied. *& HIS You will Spend Far Less Time in the Kitchen IF YOU INSTAL A. SHACKLOCK'S 1 "ORION" RANGE. IT IS THE MOST g UP-TO-DATE POR CONVENIENCE, EOONOxMY I AND EFFICIENCY. Cs% * % I ASK. YOUK IRON MONGER .^P @ g 1 ffl B I TO SHOW YOU AM ; 1 Motioe to FarmersI be^ to notify Fanners that I am -prepared to give top market values for wool during the present season, JUST LANDED :— SO tons- Prime Bright Victorian Chaft. Fall and | size Wool Packs (loose tops). A. MATHI'ISON, 67-69, MACKAY STJiEET. ■iMMi IMPORTANT t Notice to Cyclists, I I W. H. NUGENT, I oegs to announce that, he has purchased the business of B E. BAKLOW & CO. and intends to keep an up-to-date B . stock of accessories. B AGENT FOR THE 1 BELL CYCLES I THE REPAIR WORK IS DONE BY FIRST CLASS | WORKMEN AND GUARANTEED.'' 1 W. H. NUGENT, I MACKAT STREET. I Plain and Ornamental Plasterer; BOX 119 - - ORETMOQJTU. Estimates given for Fibro Cement Slates and Oenxsnt work of all dtucriptions,^^ Plastering wood, brick, and concrete buildimgs with Terapite, Pul| >, Asbestos, Keens Cement and Lime Plaiter, on wood or steel lathing. Modelling and Moulding to details a speciality.