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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIX, Issue 161, 8 June 1929, Page 12

I 1 Palmerston North s Bootman. Phil Duncalf, offers Men’s Shoes for One Guinea. 21/200 pairs of shoes must be sold weekly. This can only be achieved by the cooperation of Phil Duncalf and the customer. In 5 different weights and shapes; in black and brown, as seen in illustration. 'Will! iUlMllMlllUtllUitlllUilllllllllflliltUiiiuilMiimiuiiiiuiiiiuimiliiiiuiimiiiiiuimuiiiiumitiiiimimiuti

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