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Manawatu Times, Volume 61, Issue 43, 21 February 1936, Page 6

SHOES LADIES 24 Pairs Ladies’ Brown Glace 4-liole Tie shoes, with, neat punching on vamp. Covered Cuban heels. Also in Black Glace. All sizes. SALE PRICE 13/6 Pairs “C. & J. Clarks" English Brown Glace one-bar shoes, with neat vamp trimming. Extended toe fitting; Spanish heels. Sizes 2s, 3, 34, 4,5, CL Originally 39/G. SALE PRICE 13/6 GIRLS’ Girls’ Black Glace Hide one-bar School Shoes with stitched vamp trimming. ' Clip fastener; stout leather soles. ' Sizes 8 & 9, SALE PRICE 8/G Sizes 10 to 13 SALE PRICE 9/6 Sizes 1 & 2 SALE PRICE 9/11 Sizes 3 to 5 SALE PRICE 10/9 ‘ Also in Derby Lace Style, same price. MEN’S Men’s Black & Tau Chrome Oxford Shoes. Sewn Soles; pointed, medium, and Snuaro Toes. Sizes sto .10. SALE PRICE 10/9 Men’s Box Derby 'Welted Shoes. Round Toes; Uskidc rubbejr soles and heels. Sizes 5 to 11. SALE PRICE 13/6 Boys’ Chrome Derby Welted Shoes. Leather soles; good fitting. Sizes 10 to 13 SALE PRICE 8/6 Sizes 1 & 2 SALE PRICE 9/6 Sizes 3 to 5 SALE PRICE 10/Buy all you want at these Sale Prices. miLLRRiGIQpI “'SJlic’C/iecit \JJJ/ THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON NTH

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Baron Waldemar von der Pahlen has been appointed interpreter at the Wiesbaden courts for English, French, Russian, Italian, Spanish, Danish, Norwegian, Dutch, Czech, Polish, Serbian and Bulgarian The railway journey between Germany and Sweden will be speeded up by three-quarters of an hour as the result of work now being pushed forward for completion of the Kugendainrn. which will replace a ferry boat system of transporting trains by a long bridge with a short lifting spun to admit the passage of ships. It is estimated that the new railroad connection will be opened in August this year.