Footwear Drive - / SPECIAL PRICES MEN’S OX. SHOES, j^g/g Black Box Calf or Glace Kid. Comfortable Round Toes. OUR FAMOUS BROWN HELVETIA WORKING BOOTS, Strongly Nailed. n°w i9/ii LADIES’ SHOE BAEGAINS, 7/11 Coloured Kid, High and Low Heels. Wonderful Value. LADIES’ SLIPPER SPECIALS, in Red or Blue Felt, with Soft Kid Leather at Toe and Heel. SPECIAL PRICE 4/g MEN’S • BLACK PATENT OX. SHOES, Genuine Welted Soles, Smart Toes. now i9/ii Let Us Post You a Pair. IT PAYS TO LATEST SUNBEAM STYLES in BROWN KID or PATENT LEATHER, Court or Strap, Newest Heels. NOW 1Q /g SHOP AT H.B.' Hallenstein Bros., Limited Whangarei NEW ZEALAND & & HIMG FACTO
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Northern Advocate, 2 November 1931, Page 3
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231Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Northern Advocate, 2 November 1931, Page 3
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